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Video: Behaviour Change in Organisations

  • November 19, 2025

The HR function implements many policies and practices from reward to training with the intention of shaping or changing employee behaviour. In this online session, Professor Rob Briner explored our latest research on Behaviour Change in Organisations and discussed:

  • What specific behaviours are required (and why).
  • Whether such behaviours can be changed in principle and the major psychological theories behind behaviour change.
  • The evidence for interventions aimed at influencing behaviour.
  • Whether changing attitudes really changes behaviour.
  • How this psychological research can inform and enhance the work of HR functions.

Access Prof. Briner’s presentation slides here and watch the webinar recording below.

This research is the final instalment in our 2025 Work Psychology Series. Check out our first two research reports:

  1. Motivation and Work Performance, research available here,
  2. Assessing Potential, research available here.

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