Chris Harvey

The illusionists on what it’s like to work with Trump, the problem with the paranormal, and why they ‘wouldn’t do the electric chair again’

With NHS waiting lists near record highs, there is a strong case for encouraging preventive behaviours like improved diet and exercise. However, there are three psychological reasons why engaging the public in such behaviours is extremely challenging.

Recent court cases have exposed a secretive world rife with deception and fraud. Here, top consultants reveal what it takes to get ahead

Countless writers, actors, comedians and musicians have been ‘cancelled’ in 2024 – and embraced by the public. Is the witch hunt over?

After experiencing dementia in his own family, the fitness guru is working on the ‘Think Brain Health’ campaign with Alzheimer’s Research UK

A Radio 4 series investigates former members of a group who campaigned for adult-child sexual relationships to be legalised

One day last spring, the investigative journalist Alex Renton received an unusual email.

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Companies that apply behavioural science principles outperform peers by 85% in sales growth. This article describes three common models for integrating behavioural scientists into organisations, and their pros and cons.

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