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IBR, the Institutes for Behavior Resources, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing behavioral science and its application to enhance human affairs through research, clinical services, and education.
REACH offers comprehensive outpatient substance use disorder treatment, including medication-assisted treatment, utilizing a patient-centered and trauma-informed approach.
IBR applies microeconomic principles to understand individual and group behavior, aiming to influence public health policies and practices.
Developed by IBR, SAFTE-FAST leverages the Sleep, Activity, Fatigue, and Task Effectiveness (SAFTE) model to manage fatigue risks among workers in safety-sensitive fields.
IBR often recruits participants for various research projects. Details about current studies and participation requirements are available on their website.
IBR provides a wealth of resources related to behavioral science, including publications, case studies, and educational tools, accessible through our website.
IBR’s REACH program integrates cutting-edge treatments with an understanding of each individual’s unique experiences, focusing on holistic recovery.
Yes, IBR partners with academic, medical, and community organizations to advance research and improve clinical services across various disciplines.
IBR provides consulting services in fatigue management to various sectors, including the US Federal Aviation Administration, Federal Railroad Administration, and Department of Defense. Their consulting offerings include the development and support of Fatigue Risk Management Systems (FRMS), educational activities, scheduling analysis, policy development, and behavioral economics. IBR is open to exploring new consulting opportunities across different fields.
Behavioral economics research at IBR has significantly contributed to public policy, particularly through the development of Hypothetical Purchase Task (HPT) questionnaires. These questionnaires gather empirical data on consumer motivations which are used to inform policy decisions in public health, marketing, and environmental sustainability. By understanding demand elasticity for various commodities, IBR’s research supports effective policy interventions that can influence public behavior and enhance regulatory frameworks.
IBR is headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland, USA, where it conducts most of its research and offers clinical services.
Contact details, including phone, email, and physical address, are listed on the Contact Us page of our website.
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