Cialdini Asks is a new series of video interviews in which I ask experts in behavioral science about the journey that spurred their literary and academic work. I discuss with each how they adapted their messages for a larger and more popular audience, the most important aspects of their content, and the motivations behind their work. Today, I share with you three conversations—scroll down and learn more about my discussions with Amy Cuddy, Dan Ariely and Adam Grant.
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Cialdini Asks: Amy Cuddy
In this discussion with Amy, we go over how nonverbal behavior and snap judgement influence people.
Amy is a Harvard Business School professor and social psychologist. She is also the author of Presence: Bringing Your Boldest Self to Your Biggest Challenges.
Cialdini Asks: Dan Ariely
In this video, we discuss behavioral change and how psychology can influence it.
Dan is Professor of Psychology and Behavioral Economics at Duke University, founder of The Center for Advanced Hindsight and author of Predictably Irrational, The Upside of Irrationality and Payoff.
Cialdini Asks: Adam Grant
In this discussion with Adam, we go over how small environmental changes can have a large impact on people’s behavior.
Adam is Professor of Management at the Wharton University of Pennsylvania, TED Talk speaker and author of Originals, Give and Take and Option B.
