World Bank Research Digest, Vol. 10(3)
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World Bank, Washington, DC
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This issue includes the following
headings: The Social Determination of Behavior; Social Norms
and Development Economics; Behavioral Insights to Improve
Development Policy; Overcoming Behavioral Constraints in
Access to Social Programs; Changing Rural Sanitation
Behavior in India; Improving the Impact of Financial
Education; and Using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to Reduce
Crime and Violence.
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SKILLS, SANITATION, CHILD HEALTH, CAREGIVERS, RISKS, SOCIAL NORMS, EDUCATION FOR GIRLS, SEX WORKERS, ECONOMIC GROWTH, BEHAVIORAL DEVELOPMENT, AGGRESSION, PSYCHOLOGY, FAMILY SUPPORT, LAWS, ACTIVITIES, BIAS, GROUPS, STRATEGIES, SERVICES, DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, DRUGS, EFFECTS, HEALTH, DEPRESSION, PSYCHOLOGISTS, SELF-CONFIDENCE, ETHNIC GROUP, THINKING, CRIME, ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR, SOCIAL PROGRAMS, LANGUAGE, ATTRIBUTION, KNOWLEDGE, EXERCISES, DISEASES, TRAINING, PATIENT, SOCIAL EXCLUSION, SELF-IMAGE, SMOKING, INTERVENTION, BOYS, RELATIONSHIPS, ABILITY, RAPE, VIOLENCE, ANXIETY, NEEDS, POOR HEALTH, CHRONIC POVERTY, SOCIAL PRESSURE, GENITAL MUTILATION, REASONING, SUPPORT TO FAMILIES, MORTALITY, ALLOCATION OF RESOURCES, RESPECT, ADULTHOOD, BELIEFS, YOUNG MEN, VOCATIONAL TRAINING, STUDY, WORKERS, USE OF RESOURCES, POLICIES, SCIENCE, SOCIAL SERVICES, GENDER DIFFERENCES, HIV, AGE, POLICY RESEARCH WORKING PAPER, GENDER, POLICY MAKERS, CHILDHOOD, HEALTH OUTCOMES, URBAN AREAS, NEWSLETTER, GLOBAL POPULATION, YOUTH, DECISION MAKING, JOB CREATION, SELF-WORTH, MEASUREMENT, PARADIGM SHIFT, YOUNG CHILDREN, FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION, HOMELESSNESS, POLICY, SOCIAL WELFARE, THERAPY, CHILD MORTALITY, SEX, WRITING, UNDERSTANDING, CHILDREN, DRINKING WATER, ACCESS TO SERVICES, PERFORMANCE, ALS, EXPERIENCE, INFANTS, INFECTIONS, COUNSELING, ATTENTION, ACTIVITY, INTERACTIONS, POPULATION, GIRLS, STUDENTS, PRACTITIONERS, POLICY RESEARCH, STRATEGY, FERTILITY, FAMILIES, WOMEN, INTESTINAL PARASITES, ILLNESSES, HIGH-RISK, SOCIAL WORKERS, BEHAVIOR CHANGE, HEALTH SERVICES, IMPLEMENTATION, MENTAL, INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING, DEVELOPMENT POLICY, SON PREFERENCE, SANITATION FACILITIES