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What is a nudge according to the text?
What is a nudge according to the text?
- A prompt that forces individuals to make a choice.
- An aspect of choice architecture that alters behavior predictably without forbidding options. (correct)
- An intervention that significantly changes economic incentives.
- A mandate that alters people's behavior predictably.
What distinguishes a nudge from other interventions?
What distinguishes a nudge from other interventions?
- It is a mandate to change behavior.
- It is cheap and easy to avoid. (correct)
- It forces individuals to make a decision.
- It is costly and difficult to avoid.
In the context of defaults, what do defaults refer to?
In the context of defaults, what do defaults refer to?
- Settings or choices that are frequently altered by external factors.
- Settings or choices that apply only to a select group of individuals.
- Settings or choices that individuals actively change.
- Settings or choices that apply to individuals who do not actively change them. (correct)
What was done in the UK trial related to increasing organ donors?
What was done in the UK trial related to increasing organ donors?
What is NOT considered a nudge based on the text?
What is NOT considered a nudge based on the text?
Who should ideally be responsible for designing choice architecture?
Who should ideally be responsible for designing choice architecture?
What is the concept of 'libertarian paternalism' about?
What is the concept of 'libertarian paternalism' about?
What was the impact on residents registering as nondonors in the Netherlands after a bill passed?
What was the impact on residents registering as nondonors in the Netherlands after a bill passed?
In the context of individual frame versus system frame, what is JDM referring to?
In the context of individual frame versus system frame, what is JDM referring to?
What does 'coherence vs. correspondence' refer to in JDM?
What does 'coherence vs. correspondence' refer to in JDM?
How are nudging and choice architectures connected to policy according to the text?
How are nudging and choice architectures connected to policy according to the text?
What invitation is extended at the end of the text regarding potential projects in 2025?
What invitation is extended at the end of the text regarding potential projects in 2025?
In the Asian Disease Problem 1, which program would individuals favor according to the framing effect?
In the Asian Disease Problem 1, which program would individuals favor according to the framing effect?
In the Asian Disease Problem 2, which program would individuals favor according to the framing effect?
In the Asian Disease Problem 2, which program would individuals favor according to the framing effect?
What does the Asian Disease Problem illustrate about decision-making?
What does the Asian Disease Problem illustrate about decision-making?
In the context of the Asian Disease Problem, what does 'preferences are not invariant' imply?
In the context of the Asian Disease Problem, what does 'preferences are not invariant' imply?
Which concept describes the scenario where individuals exhibit different preferences based on whether an outcome is presented as a gain or a loss?
Which concept describes the scenario where individuals exhibit different preferences based on whether an outcome is presented as a gain or a loss?
What does the scenario of choosing between receiving money based on a coin flip demonstrate about decision-making?
What does the scenario of choosing between receiving money based on a coin flip demonstrate about decision-making?
What does the high positive correlation between ratings of likelihood and similarity support in the Linda Problem?
What does the high positive correlation between ratings of likelihood and similarity support in the Linda Problem?
In the rabbit and snow leopard example, when can intransitive choices be considered rational?
In the rabbit and snow leopard example, when can intransitive choices be considered rational?
Why are Cognitive Illusions compared to visual illusions?
Why are Cognitive Illusions compared to visual illusions?
What does Ecological Rationality refer to?
What does Ecological Rationality refer to?
Which concept is associated with the idea of a 'choice architect'?
Which concept is associated with the idea of a 'choice architect'?
What is a key aspect regarding the controversy surrounding 'libertarian paternalism'?
What is a key aspect regarding the controversy surrounding 'libertarian paternalism'?
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