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Organizational Behavior


Response Bias in Surveys: A Behavioral Science Perspective
When people answer to surveys, they do not always respond with honesty or accuracy. Sometimes, their answers are skewed with subconscious biases, survey design flaws, or even in the desire for appearance favorable. Researchers call this "response bias", which is a total tendency to answer in ways that distort the true data.

Elena Talavera
Apr 10


Breathing for Better Decisions – A Behavioral Approach to Relaxation, Focus, and Wiser Choices
Through structured breathing techniques, individuals can unlock their potential for relaxation, focus, and wiser decision-making.

Aram Ghazaryan
Jan 9


Nudging Organisations Towards Rationality
In today's fast-paced and complex work environments, cognitive biases can hinder effective decision-making and problem-solving. These...

Smriti Walia
Nov 16, 2023


Asking Questions to Drive Behavior: The Use of Employee Surveys in Organizations
In today's business sphere, the use of new big data has provided various methods for measuring and predicting employee engagement through...

Elena Talavera
Oct 2, 2023


Unlocking the Potential of Behavioral Economics in Business
The essence of economics revolves around understanding the intricacies of human decision-making. Over the years, economists have...

Aram Ghazaryan
Aug 21, 2023
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