Peter Lunn

Research Professor, Head of Behavioural Research Unit

Economic and Social Research Institute

Ireland

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Peter Lunn is a Research Professor and Head of the Behavioural Research Unit at the Economic and Social Research Institute in Ireland. His research focuses on behavioral science applications in various contexts, including public health, sports gambling, and consumer preferences. Recent articles include studies on COVID-19 vaccine uptake, the impact of inducements on decision-making in sports gambling, and active travel infrastructure design. His work provides valuable insights into behavioral evidence for policy-making and public health responses.

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Effects of inducements on sports gambling and decision-errors: An experimental study

Behavioural evidence on COVID-19 vaccine uptake

Behavioural evidence to inform the COVID-19 pandemic response: Ireland's Social Activity Measure (SAM)

Active travel infrastructure design and implementation: Insights from behavioral science

Is it riskier to meet 100 people outdoors or 14 people indoors? Comparing public and expert perceptions of COVID-19 risk.

Public misperceptions of COVID-19 vaccine effectiveness and waning: experimental evidence from Ireland

An experimental approach to measuring consumer preferences for water charges

Can Visual Cues to Portion Size Reduce the Number of Portions of Consumed? Two Randomized Controlled Trials

Coronavirus in Ireland: one behavioural scientist’s view

It depends on how you ask: Measuring bias in population surveys of compliance with COVID-19 public health guidance

Using decision aids to support self-isolation during the COVID-19 pandemic

Using Behavioral Science to help fight the Coronavirus

Official advice improves mortgage-holders’ perceptions of switching: experimental evidence

Demographic variation in active consumer behaviour: On-line search for retail broadband services

Experimental evidence for the effects of emissions charges and efficiency information on consumer car choices

Green and Simple: Disclosures on Eco-labels Interact with Situational Constraints in Consumer Choice

Motivating social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic: An online experiment

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Deirdre A Robertson

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