Why too much choice is a bad thing

Why too much choice is a bad thing

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Why this man spent 3 years driving to Australia

Wiebe Wakker spent three years driving from the Netherlands to Australia. Today on Nudge, we learn why. And we study the psychology of dedication. Listen to the bonus episode: https://nudge.kit.com/7ec0a99ab3 Warning, today’s episode contains explicit language. --- Listen to the ...  Show more

Does male insecurity increase Ferrari sales? (And 6 more psych-myths)

Are men who are insecure about their manhood more likely to buy sports cars? Do memes work for government communication? Does brand colour change the products we buy? And will an AI ever replace a police interrogator? These are some of the questions Jo Evershed, a psychological s ...  Show more

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