Ethics and Behavioural Sciences

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Professor Liam Delaney, Head of the Department of Psychological and Behavioural Sciences Department at the London School of Economics, introduces the FORGOOD framework, which includes seven ethical considerations when nudging behaviour. The aim of FORGOOD is to reduce the unintentional misusage of behavioural science in applied policy settings by encouraging voluntary ethical reflection in a systematic way

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