Concept#Product#Governance
Nudge Theory
Nudge theory describes how small, structured changes in choice architecture can influence behaviour without forbidding options or fundamentally altering economic incentives. It is applied in policy, health care and product design to encourage better decisions via defaults, feedback and environmental cues. It highlights predictable cognitive biases.
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Decision
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Cognitive loadi
Medium
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