This newsletter presents the Didomi Behavioral Model (DBM), a framework that explains human behavior through interacting neurobiological systems such as attention, connection, status and energy management. Issues apply it to marketing and to training AI agents, arguing that descriptive behavioral models are insufficient.
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Each issue explains one behavioral science finding, such as attention residue or the illusion of transparency, with the original studies cited. It ends with a small, concrete action HR leaders and managers can try at work.
An academic's newsletter that explains his and his coauthors' new negotiation research papers in plain language, covering AI, first offers, and how often people negotiate. Readers get the key findings, effect sizes and the author's own reflections on how the work changes negotiation teaching and practice.
Bescy Magazine publishes articles, panel recaps and case studies from behavioral scientists around the world, with an emphasis on practical application. Readers get perspectives on topics such as leadership, healthcare, AI and policy delivery, including voices from the Global South.
A solo builder documents his early cold outreach experiments for an AI copywriting product, reflecting on how to interpret sparse feedback and build better prospect lists. Posts apply software debugging and data-structure thinking to go-to-market decisions.
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