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Social and Behavioral Sciences Team

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was a group of experts in applied behavioral science that translated findings and methods from the social and behavioral sciences into improvements in federal policies and programs for the benefit of the American people. The SBST was chaired by the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy
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to policy. According to members of the team, they have helped connect veterans with employment and educational counseling benefits and helped struggling student borrowers understand their loan repayment options.
131:(OSTP) and represented a dozen member agencies across the Federal Government, as well as offices within the Executive Office of the President. SBST also received critical support from the 516: 396: 21: 602: 572: 104: 445: 397:"Fact Sheet: President Obama Signs Executive Order; White House Announces New Steps to Improve Federal Programs by Leveraging Research Insights" 369: 331: 225: 94: 157:
The team is no longer active as of January 21, 2017, with employees having left to other agencies or organizations. During the
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Ph.D. "The goal is to help people who want to take a given step but may face some barriers," commented
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The Social and Behavioral Sciences Team (SBST) was established in the US by
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Executive Order
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Maya Shankar
Executive Office of the President
National Science and Technology Council
sbst.gov
General Services Administration
Maya Shankar
Maya
behavioral science
Trump administration
Nudge theory
Richard Thaler
Shlomo Benartzi
Cass Sunstein
Maya Shankar
Race to the Top
Affordable Care Act tax provisions
Social Credit System
Vision Zero
Behavioural Insights Team
Social and Behavioral Sciences Team
Loyalty program
Safety culture
Behavioral economics
Social proof
Default effect
Paternalism
Libertarian paternalism

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