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Decision Insights for Business & Society

DIBS is a behavioural research and policy solutions  initiative at the UBC Sauder School of Business.  
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About DIBS

DIBS is a behavioural research and policy solutions initiative at the UBC Sauder School of Business. Our mission is to improve the outcomes across major social challenges by improving our understanding of decision-making and helping people make better choices—choices that are better for the individual and better for the world.

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Overview

DIBS is a behavioural research and policy solutions initiative at the UBC Sauder School of Business. Our mission is to improve the outcomes across major social challenges by improving our understanding of decision-making and helping people make better choices.
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People & Partners

DIBS uses Behavioural Insights to solve challenges brought to them by their partners in government, industry, and beyond. Meet the researchers and partners behind DIBS.
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Initiatives

DIBS runs a variety of programs, projects and events that build a Behavioural Insights community connecting researchers, government, industry and the community.
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News

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Latest news

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Faculty Marketing Behaviour

Katherine White and DIBS team receives 3-year funding grant for behavioural insights research work

The Decision Insights for Business & Society (DIBS) initiative at the UBC Sauder School of Business and Principal Invest...

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Achievement unlocked: Tenure!

DIBS researcher Dave Hardisty is newly tenured. Congratulations, Associate Professor Hardisty!

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Behaviour Marketing

Get it over with, or procrastinate? New research explores our decision-making process

When it’s time to schedule a vacation, most people will do it right away. But when it comes to booking a root canal, som...

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