BBC's 'Inside Health' Explores Impact of Free Coffee Incentives on Habits
A new episode of the BBC Radio programme examines behavioural change, including whether free coffee offers are enough to shift people's daily routines.
The BBC Radio programme "Inside Health" has released a new episode exploring various health-related topics, including a segment on behavioural change, according to BBC Health.
Among the topics addressed in the episode is a question about how significantly people alter their habits in response to incentives such as a free coffee, the programme's summary states.
Further details about the episode's content, guests, or research discussed were not provided in the available programme description.
The episode is available via BBC Sounds, as indicated by the source link provided by BBC Health.
Sources
- Inside Health — BBC Health
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