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The behavioral foundations of public policy
Eldar Shafir
Psychology
Princeton School of Public and International Affairs
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Public Policy
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Behavioral Research
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Behavioral Foundation
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Poverty
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Human Behavior
50%
Policy-relevant
50%
Philosophy of Science
50%
Emotional Processing
50%
Health Behavior
50%
Political Science
50%
Eyewitness Identification
50%
Political philosophy
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Policy Analysis
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Research Policy
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Philanthropy
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Decision Research
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Sentencing Decisions
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Science Law
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Political Law
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Everyday Settings
50%
Behavioral Finance
50%
Public Policymaking
50%
Labor Contracts
50%
Identification Decisions
50%
Public Policy Implementation
50%
Leading Experts
50%
Perceptual-cognitive Skills
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Law & Medicine
50%
Social Sciences
Behavioral Research
100%
Government Policy
100%
Health Behavior
50%
Political Science
50%
Psychology
50%
Philanthropy
50%
Policy Analysis
50%
Conditions of Employment
50%
Behavioral Finance
50%
Sentencing
50%
Science Policy
50%
Decision Research
50%
Law
50%
Human Behavior
50%
Medical Science
50%
Psychology
Psychology
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Human Behavior
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Sexism
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