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The paper is an emergent property that came out during two years after I met Daniele, a complex systems physicist at #ICCS2020 online, and invited him to a party we were having at Behaviour Change Science and Policy #bespfin symposia. 4/ mattiheino.com/2020/10/19/bes…

First author has a very nice talk in our #bespfin symposium, see Daniele Proverbio here: 2/ mattiheino.com/besp

Kompleksisissa yhteenkietoutuneissa järjestelmissä kokonaisuus ratkaisee. Tutkijoita voi kiinnostaa tietopohjaista politiikkaa käsitellyt #bespFin -symposiumimme, esimerkiksi: mattiheino.com/besp/ #koronanvaikutukset #tttv21 #resilienssi #neljäsaalto #kompleksisuus 2|

Please excuse my surprise, but this was... not stupid. Actually, pretty good. A problem I see in bringing science to policy tables is that with the good, comes the bad. Perhaps – as in business – it'd be best to invest in people not ideas? #bespfin youtube.com/watch?list=PLp…

These talks are part of the @BeSP_FIN symposium led by @NHankonen; see presentations from earlier meetings here: linktr.ee/besp #bespfin

Ok here are the conclusions. Ken recommends checking out @collins_most's work. Apparently there's no open source RL software around. Phew, live tweeting fries my brains! #bespfin

He shows a clip from the Jurassic Park and the relevance becomes clear – he's arguing context matters. [I know there's been Registered Replication Report research into some of this, I wonder what's the state of the that?] #bespfin

Ken moves into something seemingly very different; the #replicationCrisis, showing work from @lakens and the OSC. #bespfin

People who experience sudden gains seem to experience more long-lasting change. We need to detect the wobbles that precede sudden reorganisation, but importantly, figure out how to make such destabilisation happen. #bespfin

Critical transitions happen in health behaviours, e.g. @robertjwest's research on smoking. #bespfin

The consequence is, that based on data, we can try categorise systems (like people undergoing weight loss efforts) and identify periods of sensitivity to change / relapse. #bespfin

Critical transitions can be categorised as bifurcation induced (lanscape changes, until tipping point that "breaks the camel's back"), and noise-induced (some jolt kicks you out of the current attractor) #bespfin

... because it looks like the jumps, called critical transitions, happen in wide variety of systems from ecologies to biological organisms to mood disorders (in my talk I mentioned activity levels in a weight loss intervention; research led by @GuillChevance) #bespfin

COVID is fought on the network level, and hopefully we'll see a lot of new data soon. #bespfin #networks #complexity

Temporal networks are "bursty", long gaps with nothing happening and then a lot happening. We'll come back to this later... :) #bespfin #networks #complexity

You could speculate the weak ties are superspreaders; hubs with a very high degree (i.e. number of connections). Nobody really knows the structure of contact networks due to the difficulty of tracking people's connections – except for 1 dataset... #bespfin #networks #complexity

Zooming out conceptually (see row with arrows in the bottom), we see that the thing spreading – e.g. COVID – lives in clusters. #bespfin #networks #complexity

Wonderful update how improve complex #intervention at #BeSPfin by Sharon Simpson (Glasgow)

Prof emer highlights that in #evidencebased policy making, same scientific evidence can lead to different decisions. Policy choices depend also on values. #koronafi #bespfin

Full house engaged in conversation at the 2nd #bespfin conference between @profhok and @PilvikkiA talks @SocSciHelsinki @helsinkiuni

@1969ajo brings #BeSPfin up to speed on paternalism and nudge approaches for behavioural public policy

COVID is fought on the network level, and hopefully we'll see a lot of new data soon. #bespfin #networks #complexity

Marvellous symposium started at the University of Helsinki. Great speakers #bespfin #behaviorchange #societalinterventions

Christa Fouche, The University of Auckland: Navigating Complexities to Create Meaningful Impact. #bespfin

Changing complex societal problems starts by mapping behaviours, actors & their relationships. Fantastic keynote by @SusanMichie #bespfin

Professor @CassSunstein from @Harvard speaking at the #BeSPfin symposium on Behavioural Insights in Designing Public Policy & Interventions @BeSP_FIN @tiedekulma @helsinkiuni

Motivation to achieve positives more important than avoiding negatives in working in LMIC communities - Pilvikki Absetz at #bespfin

Interesting way of thinking about types of intervention involving #behaviourchange #bespfin

A reminder of the purposes and objectives of #bespfin... see you on Facebook facebook.com/groups/1666843… or on twitter

@Francipapa3 from @OECD states that behavioral insights can be applied not only to individual problems but also to collective and organisational problems. #bespfin

People who experience sudden gains seem to experience more long-lasting change. We need to detect the wobbles that precede sudden reorganisation, but importantly, figure out how to make such destabilisation happen. #bespfin

Apparently the #BeSPfin website does not show the Friday programme on cellphones, sorry! Please find it here. @BeSP_FIN @helsinkiuni @SocSciHelsinki

"Nudge policies should let individuals continue their previous behaviour if they want to" Fascinating keynote by @1969ajo #bespfin

Food related choices often automatic (vs. reflective). Factors regulating eating behaviours very complex. Eeva Rantala from @VTTFinland at #BeSPfin

@ElaineToomey1 giving an excellent talk in #bespfin symposium online. A useful reminder that #fidelity and #implementation are sometimes used interchangeably, creating confusion @BeSP_FIN

The importance of mechanism-based explanations. Petri Ylikoski @ the 1st BeSP-symposium. #bespfin

Some empirical research @JariSaramaki has done. Ties were defined as the phone call frequency. #bespfin #networks #complexity