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Measuring Norms

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World Bank Group

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Behavioural Science
In this talk, Professor Christina Bicchieri discusses how and why a systematic measure of social norms matters, and how norm nudging, and social norms interventions in general, should be grounded in an understanding of causation and on preliminary measures of beliefs and social expectations.
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