The behavioral foundations of public policy / 
ed. Eldar Shafir. 
 - New Jersey,  Princeton University,  c2013. 
 - xv, 511 p.  26 cm. 
<br/><br/>Inclui bibliografia e índice. 
<br/><br/> PART 1: PREJUDICE AND DISCRIMINATION;<br/>  Chapter 1: The nature of implicit prejudice: implications for personal and public policy;  Chapter 2: Biases in interracial interactions: implications for social policy;  Chapter 3: Policy implications of unexamined discrimination: gender bias in employment as a case study;  PART 2: SOCIAL INTERACTIONS;  Chapter 4: The psychology of cooperation: implications for public policy;  Chapter 5: Rethinking why people vote: voting as dynamic social expression;  Chapter 6: Perspectives on disagreement and dispute resolution: lessons from the lab and the real word:  Chapter 7: Psychic numbing and mass atrocity;  PART 3: THE JUSTICE SYSTEM;  Chapter 8: Eyewitness identification and the legal system;  Chapter 9: False convictions;  Chapter 10: Behavioral issues of punishment, retribution, and deterrence;  PART 4: DIAS AND COMPATENCE;  Chapter 11: Claims and denials of bias and their implications for policy;  Chapter 12:Questions of competence: the duty to inform and the limits to choice;  Chapter 13: If misfearing is the problem, is cost-benefit analysis the solution?  PART 5: BEHAVIARAL ECONOMICS AND FINANCE;  Chapter 14: Choice architecture and retirement saving plans;  Chapter 15: Behavioral ecomics analusis of employment law;  Chapter 16: Decision making and policy in contexts of poverty;  PART 6: BEHAVIOR CHANGE;  Chapter 17: psychological levers of behavior change;  Chapter 18: Turning mindless eating into healthy eating;  Chapter 19: A social psychological approach to educational intervention;  PART 7: IMPROVING DECISIONS;   Chapter 20: beyond comprehension: figuring out whether decision aids improve people's decisions;  Chapter 21: Using decision errors to help people help themselves;  Chapter 22: Doing the right thing willingly: using the insights of behavioral decision research for better environmental decisions;  Chapter 23: Overcoming decision biases to reduce losses from natural catastrophes;  PART 8: DECISION CONTEXTS;  Chapter  24: Decisions by default;  Chapter 25: Choice architecture;  Chapter 26: Behaviorally informed regulation;  PART 9: COMMENTARIES;  Chapter 27: Psychology and economic policy;  Chapter 28: Behavioral decision science applied to health-care policy;  Chapter 29: Qui custodiet ipsos custodes? Debiasing the policy makers themselves;  Chapter 30: paternalism, manipulation, freedom, and the good. 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780691137568 (hbk. : alk. paper) 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/> Políticas Públicas<br/>Planejamento Social<br/> Comportamento Humano--Aspecto social--Aspecto Psicológico