Social Economics

At the recent webinar series, Viz-Fest 2018, a host of marketing and market research experts shared real-world evidence of the benefits of excellent communication with regard to insights and data visualization. Engagious CEO David Paull was one such expert, presenting in the Viz-Fest Storytelling track....

Hara hachi bu for the holidays. Are you the eat-now-think-about-the-calories-in-January type? Happy holidays! If not, read on for what’s happening in the behavioral science of eating. Not all of it good news. “The French have their modest portions and taboo against seconds. The people of Okinawa, one...

Voting, corruption, witch hunts, "fake news"—and lots more. In conjunction with media company Axios, Engagious conducted dial tests in Canton, Ohio, with 12 swing voters: six Romney-Clinton voters, and six Obama-Trump voters, all extremely likely to vote in November’s midterm elections. We wanted to get a...

9/11, Climate Change, Women in Congress, Football—and more. In conjunction with media company Axios, Engagious conducted dial tests in Canton, Ohio, with 12 swing voters: six Romney-Clinton voters, and six Obama-Trump voters. Rich Thau, Engagious president, moderated. (To receive a written write up of results, go here.) To...

Face it. You are tribal.   It's true. “Humans aren’t just a little tribal. We’re very tribal,” writes Yale professor Amy Chua in her recent book, Political Tribes: Group Instinct and the Fate of Nations. “We crave bonds and attachments, which is why we love clubs, teams,...