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The American Journal of Bioethics, 2019
We applaud Engelen’s (2019) analysis of ethical conditions to which health-promoting nudges should be oriented, if not constrained.
Karoly, Majtenyi, Matthew, Ruble
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We applaud Engelen’s (2019) analysis of ethical conditions to which health-promoting nudges should be oriented, if not constrained.
Karoly, Majtenyi, Matthew, Ruble
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Nudging and Not Nudging: The Difference Doesn't Matter
HealthcarePapers, 2012The characteristics that make a nudge a nudge, and a not-nudge a not-nudge, are too important to be assumed or left to economists and other analysts to determine. They warrant specific appraisal. Likewise, both nudges and not-nudges ought to be required to pass the same tests of effectiveness and acceptability to which all healthcare technologies ought
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2015
This thesis gives an overview of the published literature in the last five years in the field of libertarian paternalistic behaviour regulation interventions. The reason for this thesis is founded in the continuing increase of interest in the field of behaviour regulations.
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This thesis gives an overview of the published literature in the last five years in the field of libertarian paternalistic behaviour regulation interventions. The reason for this thesis is founded in the continuing increase of interest in the field of behaviour regulations.
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Journal of Medical Ethics, 2013
Salvaging the Concept of Nudge 1 makes a number of good points about how the concept of a nudge should be understood, and a number of important distinctions in specifying more precisely the important idea of freedom of choice. As Saghai suggests, this is a first cut, and more work needs to be done in clarifying the issues so as to make the idea of a ...
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Salvaging the Concept of Nudge 1 makes a number of good points about how the concept of a nudge should be understood, and a number of important distinctions in specifying more precisely the important idea of freedom of choice. As Saghai suggests, this is a first cut, and more work needs to be done in clarifying the issues so as to make the idea of a ...
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Nudge Nudge: A proximity based social application
2011 IFIP Wireless Days (WD), 2011Mobile phones are offering a wide set of functionalities capable of improving the user way of communicating with the world. Due to user mobility and to the inherent ubiquity of these devices, social relations are now being created and maintained using mobile social applications.
BUJARI, ARMIR, N. Miotto
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Faculty Dental Journal, 2016
The painless way to coax patients into good habits
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The painless way to coax patients into good habits
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Do Nudges Reduce Disparities? Choice Architecture Compensates for Low Consumer Knowledge
Journal of Marketing, 2021Kellen Mrkva, Crystal Reeck
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Debate: To Nudge or Not to Nudge*
Journal of Political Philosophy, 2010Daniel M. Hausman, Brynn Welch
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