Behavioral Economics and Decision Making

Catalog description

This course is a continuation of HCIN6020A, Behavioral Economics and Decision Making. In the final weeks of the course, you will focus on structuring and implementing incentive programs, utilizing social forces to shape behavior, and applying behavioral economics to implementation science. As a final project, you will design a behavioral intervention plan, with a funding request, to address poor health metrics. Students must successfully complete HCIN 6020A in the Fall term before taking this course. Students will receive a single letter grade and earn 1 CU total for HCIN 6020A and 6020B .