Introduction to Behavioral Science

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This course provides a broad overview of the research methods and applications of behavioral science. It introduces core phenomena of human behavior including but not limited to decision making, perception and action, and group interactions. It also considers how behavior is influenced by institutions (e.g., governmental policies, business, environment). The course is expressly interdisciplinary, drawing upon theories and empirical research in psychology, behavioral economics, political science, and other social sciences. 001642