Behavioral Economics:

• Marketing research analyst: Analyze consumer behavior to inform marketing strategies.
• Financial advisor: Provide financial advice to individuals and businesses based on psychological factors.
• Policy analyst: Develop and evaluate policies that address economic and social issues.
• Consultant: Offer expert advice on behavioral economics to organizations.

Human-Computer Interaction (HCI):

• UX/UI designer: Design user-friendly interfaces for digital products.
• Product manager: Oversee the development and launch of new products.
• Interaction designer: Create interactive experiences that are both engaging and functional.

Organizational Psychology:

• HR manager: Manage human resources functions within an organization.
• Organizational consultant: Help organizations improve their performance and culture.
• Leadership coach: Provide coaching and mentoring to leaders.

Market Research:

• Market research analyst: Gather and analyze data to understand consumer behavior and market trends.
• Brand manager: Develop and manage brands to meet marketing objectives.
• Product manager: Oversee the development and launch of new products.

Public Policy:

• Policy analyst: Research and analyze public policy issues.
• Government official: Work in government agencies to develop and implement policies.
• Non-profit organization worker: Contribute to social and environmental causes.

Academia:

• Professor: Teach and conduct research in psychology or economics.
• Researcher: Focus on research and publication in a specific area.
• Academic administrator: Manage academic programs and departments.

Consulting:

• Management consultant: Provide strategic advice to organizations.
• Strategy consultant: Develop and implement strategic plans for businesses.
• Behavioral consultant: Offer expert advice on behavioral economics.

Remember, this is just a starting point, and your specific career path will depend on your interests, skills, and opportunities available.

I hope this information helps.