Humanizing rules : bringing behavioural science to ethics and compliance
Publication details: John Wiley & Sons, Inc 2023 HobokenDescription: 220 pISBN:- 9781394177400
- 174.4 HUN
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1. A Matter of Perspective 2. Right Tools for the Job 3. The Traditional Toolkit 4. What Is the Job? 5. Introducing Behavioural Science 6. Behavioural Driver 1: Our Experience and Knowledge 7. Behavioural Driver 2: Other People 8. Behavioural Driver 3: Context 9. Introducing Humans 10. H Is for Helpful 11. U Is for Understand 12. M Is for Manageable 13. A Is for Acceptable 14. N Is for Normal 15. S Is for Salient 16. How to Use Humans 17. The Six Rules 18. Rule Number One 19. Rule Number Two 20. Rule Number Three 21. Rule Number Four 22. Rule Number Five 23. Rule Number Six 24. Introducing Radar 25. R Is for Rebellious 26. A Is for Adaptive 27. D Is for Dissenting 28. A Is Also for Analytical 29. R Is Also for Remarkable 30. Conclusion
This book offers practical strategies for achieving compliance, aligning with human thinking and behavior. It challenges risk management presumptions, offers techniques for preventing adverse events, mitigating in challenging environments, and improving employee engagement. It is essential for compliance professionals, risk executives, managers, directors, and business leaders interested in reducing risk likelihood and impact.
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