Behavioural insights

Behavioural research helps the Government understand the community and meet their needs now and into the future. The Cabinet Office holds a variety of publications about behavioural insights. These publications are related to many industries including health, employment and business.

About behavioural insights

The NSW Government conducts extensive research into the behaviours and trends of the population.

Behavioural research is used to understand how people act and make decisions in everyday life. This helps the NSW Government design public services and policies in ways that work with the way people behave and help people make better decisions for themselves and for society.

The Behavioural Insights Unit (BIU) works across the NSW Government to improve the effectiveness of public services and policy by applying their insights into the way people think and act. 

NSW Government research and reports are made available to the public. You can explore information, trends and insights about a range of subjects.

Download

Download Behavioural Insights in NSW 2016 PDF 4.01MB Current as of Thursday, 13 May 2021.
Download Understanding People Better Outcomes PDF 793.84KB Current as of Thursday, 13 May 2021.
Download Applying Behavioural Insights to Return to Work PDF 1.24MB Current as of Thursday, 20 July 2023.
Download Behavioural approaches to increasing workforce diversity PDF 119.2KB Current as of Saturday, 15 July 2023.
Download Guide to developing behavioural interventions for randomised controlled trials PDF 805.95KB Current as of Saturday, 15 July 2023.
Download Increasing cervical screening with NSW pap test reminders PDF 364.31KB Current as of Saturday, 15 July 2023.
Download Make healthy normal 10 week challenge PDF 381.51KB Current as of Saturday, 15 July 2023.
Download Reducing missed outpatient appointments at St Vincents Hospital Sydney PDF 451KB Current as of Saturday, 15 July 2023.
Download Spotlight on health results PDF 507.36KB Current as of Saturday, 15 July 2023.
Download Testing ways to reduce childhood obesity Go4Fun PDF 429.73KB Current as of Saturday, 15 July 2023.

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Type: Data
Author: The Cabinet Office
Publication Date: 21 July 2023

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