Giuseppe A. Veltri

@gaveltri.bsky.social

Prof at the Center for Behavioural and Implementation Science at the National University of Singapore and at University of Trento, Italy. LSE PhD. Ex-EU-JRC. Lived and worked in many places. Personal webpage: https://gaveltri.netlify.app/

Behavioural interventions do not operate in a social vacuum. In a paper with Alberto Acerbi, we show that interventions can stall or cascade depending on how people learn from others. Behavioural policy must study diffusion—not only individual effects. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

Social learning rules and the effectiveness of behavioural policy: an agent-based model | Behavioural Public Policy | Cambridge Core

Social learning rules and the effectiveness of behavioural policy: an agent-based model

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I have developed an R package called multiverseRCT, It lets you: - Apply multiple preprocessing methods - Fit multiple model specifications - Visualise the variation in treatment effects across the multiverse - Quantify the sensitivity of conclusions to analytic decisions 👇 shorturl.at/GFD3M

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I have developed an R package called multiverseRCT, It lets you: - Apply multiple preprocessing methods - Fit multiple model specifications - Visualise the variation in treatment effects across the multiverse - Quantify the sensitivity of conclusions to analytic decisions 👇 shorturl.at/GFD3M

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#IC2S2'25 Tutorials deadline is this Friday—Jan 17, 2025. Submit your tutorial proposal now: www.ic2s2-2025.org/submit-tutor...

International Conference on Computational Social Science@ic2s2.bsky.social · 2y ago

🚨 #IC2S2’25 Call for Tutorials deadline is just around the corner—Jan 17, 2025 Don’t miss your chance to shape the computational social science conversation in Norrköping, Sweden. Submit your tutorial proposal now: www.ic2s2-2025.org/submit-tutorial Keynote announcements are coming soon!