Significados de behavioural scientist en inglés

Jennifer McCleary-Sills is a senior social and behavioural scientist at the International Center for Research on Women.

A British behavioural scientist has concluded women are happier when they are unmarried and don't have children.

Research shows that people are more likely to have a second overdose when they have already had one, said CDC behavioural scientist Alana Vivolo-Kantor.

The students' medical data were assessed by a senior lecturer, and their communication skills were assessed by a behavioural scientist and by the patients.

And data can show social and behavioural scientists whether their physical-distancing measures are working.

Here is where I find the silence from our behavioural scientists baffling and perplexing.

Along with western money came psychologists and behavioural scientists.

Behavioural scientists have spent decades studying how people behave when they try to solve problems collectively.

It also wants money to hire behavioural scientists to guide its effectiveness and fund regional advertising campaigns.

What behavioural scientists call 'hyperbolic discounting' is a big barrier, encouraging us to focus on the here and now.

For that narrative to be compelling it will have to be compiled by psychiatrists, behavioural scientists, anthropologists and neuroscientists.

The behavioural scientists and regulators believed the insight and issues identified by such surveys were only one part of understanding a firm's culture.

Physician and behavioural scientists at Duke University, and author of Critical Decisions: How You and Your Doctor Can Make the Right Medical Choices Together.

Behavioural scientist Julie Leask of the University of Sydney also questioned the claim that 95 per cent of the population had to be vaccinated.