RELATED April 24, 2025 New Partnership for Public Service polling shows majority of the American public concerned about cuts to the federal workforce and government services April 23, 2025 Ready, Set…Wait: Nominee Experiences through the Senate Confirmation Process March 27, 2025 Max Stier’s statement for the Senate Committee on Veterans’ Affairs hearing on "VA Accountability and Transparency" Back to Reports A Nudge in the Right Direction: How Understanding Human Behavior Can Lead to More Effective Government December 13, 2020 While the application of behavioral insights has tremendous potential to improve the work of government, the movement is still in early stages. To encourage more widespread use, the Partnership for Public Service and Grant Thornton hosted five workshops with federal employees between March and Sept. 2020 to examine how behavioral insights can improve agency processes, programs and performance, and make government more effective. This report provides tips provides tips for choosing a behavioral insights project and getting leaders to buy in, testing whether a behavioral insights project was successful, and building on the results of a test. Download (496k)