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Economic Psychology and Behavioural Public Administration Group

Led by Professor Liam Delaney, the group brings together economic psychology and behavioural public administration to study how people experience complex administrative environments. The group investigates underlying mental states in administrative environments, using methods such as the day reconstructi...

I have thought a lot about first generation students and those becoming leaders in various ways. More generally coming from a background where university education is not a norm creates different context factors. Cash and liquidity constraints shape the incentives and experience in a big way, something I have always and maybe sometimes crudely (or so I have been told) put up fro...

Shortly completing 6-years as head of LSE Department of Psychological and Behavioural Science. The current Department was formed in 2016 through bringing together staff in social and organisational psychology with colleagues in behavioural science. Throughout the history of LSE, there has been a strong presence for social and organisational psychology, not least in the work of o...