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breaking news alert, what is this breaking news alert?

Oh, the breaking news alert is about Kim Kardashian.

I'm Antelda Dukhwer.

I'm Maria Kama-Kova.

And you're listening to those stupid questions.

Today on the show, how do you get someone to change their behavior?

I recycled my can of diet Pepsi and now I've checked off via good environmental citizen

for the day.

Angela, for the last few years, we've all spent time sitting at home as COVID has been

raging and thinking about all of the different ways that the public has been receiving messages

from the government, from the who, from all of these public health organizations about

what we're supposed to be doing, how we're supposed to be doing it.

And this is something that we should be paying attention to because people are changing

the way they talk about it.

They are changing the language about it.

They are changing the thinking about it.

And along with that, they're changing how they're communicating to the public.

And some of these communication decisions, you know, should you ask what about vaccines?

It's really made me think about the classic social psychology work of Richard Taylor

about nudges.

And what's actually the best way to make good decisions?

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