We study the psychology of behaviour change and creative action.
We’re interested in the barriers and drivers of behaviour across contexts, whether that’s pursuing creative practice, making sustainability-led decisions, making professional judgements, or getting vaccinated.
Building on our work in health decisions and vaccine hesitancy, our current main focus is the study of creative cognition and practice: understanding creativity not just as a cognitive process, but as behaviour that people must initiate, sustain, and navigate obstacles to maintain.
We use experimental psychology alongside practice-based methods—including lived experience.
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1 Sept 2025 → …
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Behavioural Science and Creative Insights Research Group, United Kingdom