Changing behaviours: on the rise of the psychological state

Rhys Alwyn Jones · Jessica Pykett · Mark James Whitehead

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‘This volume is well-written and engaging from the start and is based on a detailed analysis of policy making (although international examples are drawn upon). . . I highly recommend this readable and well-informed book to all those interested in policy making and the influence of psychology.’ – Alan Lewis, Journal of Economic Psychology

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