1963 report "Use of Behavioral Sciences in Government"

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The 1963 report "Use of Behavioral Sciences in Government" is a landmark advisory document that examined how insights from psychology and other behavioral sciences could be systematically applied to improve U.S. federal policymaking and administration.

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