Theories and Models of Behaviour Change - part I

Prof Susan Michie (Director, UCL Centre for Behaviour Change) introduces a panel discussion with three leading figures from three UCL Faculties addressing the question of what makes for a "good" theory and how they are best applied.
The first speaker, Prof Kate Jeffery (Professor of Behavioural Neuroscience, UCL Faculty of Brain Sciences) presents examples of models and theories used in neuroscience.
Event hosted by UCL Centre for Behaviour Change, 2 June 2014: 'Theories and Models of Behaviour Change: How useful are they?'
For more information, see www.ucl.ac.uk/behaviour-change...
Content filmed by Matthew Lehane ([e-mail])

[@studentaccount4354]

The audio is terrible on this. I guess it is better than nothing but you need a better mic.

[@commandingjudgedredd1841]

She's a Communist. Nothing she says is worth bothering about.