[COVID-19 Webinar] Understanding social behaviours and enhancing social responsibility

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COVID-19 Public Education Webinar Series
Session 2: Understanding social behaviours and enhancing social responsibility

In part two of the Society of Behavioural Health Singapore's webinar series on COVID-19, Professor David Chan, Director of the Behavioural Sciences Institute (BSI) at Singapore Management University (SMU) shares his expertise and perspectives on social behaviours and social responsibility.

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Special thanks to the Tote Board and Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine for their support of the webinar series.

[Speaker Bio: Professor David Chan]

Professor David Chan is Professor of Psychology and Director of the Behavioural Sciences Institute at the Singapore Management University. In 2000, he was ranked 9th world-wide in the Top 100 most published researchers in the top industrial and organizational psychology journals. His works have been cited over 10,000 times in various disciplines. He has received numerous international scientific awards including the Scientist-Practitioner Presidential Recognition Award. He has served as Editor or board member for various journals. He writes op-ed articles in The Straits Times. He is consultant to Channel NewsAsia’s scientific programme series Social Experiments and award-winning documentary series Days of Disaster. He is the first scientist in the world to receive Elected Fellow status of all six international psychological organizations.

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