Mark Hauser, Applied Behavioural Scientist at The Team

Mark Hauser

Applied Behavioural Scientist

Mark joined The Team in 2021, bringing a deep understanding of psychology and human behaviour to our design work.

As our Applied Behavioural Scientist and strategist, he knows what drives and influences people’s behaviour and decision-making, and when and how to apply that knowledge in a brand environment.

Mark has brought his skills and experience to bear with ITV, NatWest and Trees for Cities. He’s particularly proud of The Team’s behavioural insights into the Field Studies Council, where implementing recommended changes resulted in a four-fold increase in engagement within the first month.
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Mark Hauser in Behavioural Science

​The cost of inconsistency – an employee engagement perspective

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Brands that value consistency drive salience, clarity of positioning and a clear sense of relevance in the marketplace. And from […]

The psychological underpinning of creative effectiveness cover
Mark Hauser in Behavioural Science

The psychological underpinning of creative effectiveness

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Brand communications with the brain in mind cover
Mark Hauser in Behavioural Science

Brand communications with the brain in mind

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Sustainability For Business: Where Do We Go From Here? cover
Mark Hauser in Sustainability

Sustainability For Business: Where Do We Go From Here?

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Mark Hauser in Behavioural Science

Behavioural Science in Brand Activation

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Beyond Individual Action: The Need for Systemic Support in Sustainability cover
Mark Hauser in Sustainability

Beyond Individual Action: The Need for Systemic Support in Sustainability

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The Green Premium: The Time and Cost of Sustainability cover
Mark Hauser in Behavioural Science

The Green Premium: The Time and Cost of Sustainability

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A blue, red, and white illustration of a maze to represent the process of navigating through sustainability information.
Mark Hauser in Behavioural Science

Drowning in Data: Navigating the Sea of Sustainability Information

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Mark Hauser in Sustainability

The Tug of War: Navigating Conflicting Interests in Sustainability

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Design representing how small actions create impactful change.
Mark Hauser in Behavioural Science

David vs Goliath: Overcoming Helplessness in Sustainability

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Stepping Out of the Comfort Zone: Habits, Convenience, and Sustainability cover
Mark Hauser in Sustainability

Stepping Out of the Comfort Zone: Habits, Convenience, and Sustainability

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The Invisible Impact: How Do We Grapple with Delayed Feedback in Sustainability? cover
Mark Hauser in Sustainability

The Invisible Impact: How Do We Grapple with Delayed Feedback in Sustainability?

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