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Read moreHow Tate Modern makes donations quick, easy and of high value with an expertly-designed digital request box
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Read moreHow a historic Belgian city reduced rates of public urination step by step with a creative use of behavioural science...and a lot of yellow spray paint
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Read moreHow streaming service Spotify have navigated the pain of subscription cancellations by offboarding customers with speed, ease and unexpected delight.
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Read moreA new part of Coglode where you can read stories about how combinations of behavioural insights are used to make new and better experiences in the real world.
Read moreHow Dutch firm srprs.me have artfully navigated that difficult balance between too little information and too much…
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