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Hannah Chappell

London School of Economics and Political Science

Hannah is an experienced educator now completing a Master of Science degree in the Psychology of Economic Life at the London School of Economics and Political Science. She holds a BA in English and Psychology from Hamilton College as well as an MA in modern literature and culture from University College London. Hannah is passionate about using behavioral science to improve organizations and public services, particularly in the areas of education and healthcare.

Recent Posts

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Consumer Insights · Society

Is Generation Z More Future-Oriented?

By Hannah Chappell

Young people are more concerned about the environment and social justice than previous generations. Are they less affected by present bias?

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How Will Choice Overload Affect Our Post-Lockdown Fun?

By Hannah Chappell

As some countries begin to ease their lockdowns, the sudden explosion of choice could actually diminish our happiness.

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“I’m Speaking”: Gender Differences in Digital Workplace Communication

By Hannah Chappell

The pandemic has changed the way we communicate at work, possibly forever. What does that mean for gender dynamics in the workplace?

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Health · Policy · Society

Gold Stars for Staying Home: Rewards and COVID-19

By Hannah Chappell

Efforts to encourage compliance with COVID-19 restrictions have often relied on shame, but rewarding good behavior may work better.

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