It brings together works of behavoural economists examining the effects of COVID-19 on behaviours and health, uncovering behavioural regularities and documenting how pandemics change our lives.
It brings together works of behavoural economists examining the effects of COVID-19 on behaviours and health, uncovering behavioural regularities and documenting how pandemics change our lives.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. Behavioural economics and policy for pandemics: pandemics as tipping points Joan Costa-Font and Matteo M. Galizzi; Part I. Evidence from Experiments and Behavioural Insights: 2. What have we learnt from behavioural economics for the COVID-19 response? Matteo M. Galizzi, Veronika Luptakova, Mario Macis and Sorin Thode; 3. Adaptation, COVID-19, and climate change George Loewenstein and Archie Kinnane; 4. Risk-taking, risk perception and risk compensation in times of COVID-19 Benno Guenther, Virginia Fedrigo and Jet Sanders; 5. A false sense of security? Face masking and social distancing Nicola Cerutti; 6. Preparing for the next pandemic: the role of behavioural economics in advanced care planning Juliet Hodges; 7. Human challenge trials for research on COVID-19 and beyond: the case of 1Day Sooner Jupiter Adams-Phipps, Steffen Kamenicek and Virginia Schmit; 8. Do the public support 'hard' or 'soft' public policies? Trends during COVID-19 and implications for the future Sanchayan Banerjee, Manu Savani and Ganga Shreedhar; 9. One size does not fit all: behavioural intervention to promote vaccination Ilana Brody, Silvia Saccardo and Hengchen Dai; 10. Psychological and behavioural aspects of the COVID-19 pandemic: systematic evidence and takeaways Ploutarchos Kourtidis, Henrike Sternberg, Janina Steinert, Tim Buthe, Giuseppe A. Veltri, Barbara Fasolo and Matteo M. Galizzi; 11. Behavioural science and the Irish COVID-19 response Liam Delaney and Emma Watson; 12. On the use of behavioural science in a pandemic Adam Oliver; 13. Behavioural public health? Experts' biases and responses to pandemics Matteo M. Galizzi; Part II. Health Behaviours and Policies During COVID-19: 14. The effect of COVID-19 on health and health behaviors: evidence from Spain Lydia Prieto and Judit Vall Castelló; 15. Mental health and health behaviours among vulnerable populations during the COVID-19 pandemic in the USA Daniel Banko-Ferran, Rania Gihleb and Osea Giuntella; 16. Mental health interventions during the COVID-19 pandemic: 'the welcomed lockdown' Joan Costa-Font and Cristina Vilaplana-Prieto; 17. Wrinkles in a pandemic? COVID-19 and behaviours towards older age individuals Joan Costa-Font; 18. Can behavioural insights explain ethnic minority vaccination gaps? Daniele Sudsataya, Miqdad Asaria, Joan Costa-Font and Faical Achaiki; 19. How can we optimise healthcare delivery in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic? The rise of digital health solutions in England Georgina Connolly and Divya Srivastava; 20. Biases in vaccine authorization: erring on the side of rare events in SARS-CoV-2 vaccines Joan Costa-Font, Miqdad Asaria and Elias Mossialos; 21. Trust and the COVID-19 pandemic Caroline Rudisill and Sayward Harrison; 22. How do individuals perceive the risk of COVID-19 compared to food poisoning and influenza? Natasha Adulaimi, Joan Costa-Font and Luca Salmasi.
1. Behavioural economics and policy for pandemics: pandemics as tipping points Joan Costa-Font and Matteo M. Galizzi; Part I. Evidence from Experiments and Behavioural Insights: 2. What have we learnt from behavioural economics for the COVID-19 response? Matteo M. Galizzi, Veronika Luptakova, Mario Macis and Sorin Thode; 3. Adaptation, COVID-19, and climate change George Loewenstein and Archie Kinnane; 4. Risk-taking, risk perception and risk compensation in times of COVID-19 Benno Guenther, Virginia Fedrigo and Jet Sanders; 5. A false sense of security? Face masking and social distancing Nicola Cerutti; 6. Preparing for the next pandemic: the role of behavioural economics in advanced care planning Juliet Hodges; 7. Human challenge trials for research on COVID-19 and beyond: the case of 1Day Sooner Jupiter Adams-Phipps, Steffen Kamenicek and Virginia Schmit; 8. Do the public support 'hard' or 'soft' public policies? Trends during COVID-19 and implications for the future Sanchayan Banerjee, Manu Savani and Ganga Shreedhar; 9. One size does not fit all: behavioural intervention to promote vaccination Ilana Brody, Silvia Saccardo and Hengchen Dai; 10. Psychological and behavioural aspects of the COVID-19 pandemic: systematic evidence and takeaways Ploutarchos Kourtidis, Henrike Sternberg, Janina Steinert, Tim Buthe, Giuseppe A. Veltri, Barbara Fasolo and Matteo M. Galizzi; 11. Behavioural science and the Irish COVID-19 response Liam Delaney and Emma Watson; 12. On the use of behavioural science in a pandemic Adam Oliver; 13. Behavioural public health? Experts' biases and responses to pandemics Matteo M. Galizzi; Part II. Health Behaviours and Policies During COVID-19: 14. The effect of COVID-19 on health and health behaviors: evidence from Spain Lydia Prieto and Judit Vall Castelló; 15. Mental health and health behaviours among vulnerable populations during the COVID-19 pandemic in the USA Daniel Banko-Ferran, Rania Gihleb and Osea Giuntella; 16. Mental health interventions during the COVID-19 pandemic: 'the welcomed lockdown' Joan Costa-Font and Cristina Vilaplana-Prieto; 17. Wrinkles in a pandemic? COVID-19 and behaviours towards older age individuals Joan Costa-Font; 18. Can behavioural insights explain ethnic minority vaccination gaps? Daniele Sudsataya, Miqdad Asaria, Joan Costa-Font and Faical Achaiki; 19. How can we optimise healthcare delivery in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic? The rise of digital health solutions in England Georgina Connolly and Divya Srivastava; 20. Biases in vaccine authorization: erring on the side of rare events in SARS-CoV-2 vaccines Joan Costa-Font, Miqdad Asaria and Elias Mossialos; 21. Trust and the COVID-19 pandemic Caroline Rudisill and Sayward Harrison; 22. How do individuals perceive the risk of COVID-19 compared to food poisoning and influenza? Natasha Adulaimi, Joan Costa-Font and Luca Salmasi.
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