What Is a Push Policy and How Is It Related

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Essay

What is a push policy and how is it related to a nudge policy? Does a push policy meet the criterion of libertarian paternalism? Why would a push policy be necessary? Give an example of a push policy.

Differentiate between intelligence tests and other psychological assessments.

Understand the standardization of intelligence tests.

Examine the effects of generational changes on psychological measurements such as IQ.

Understand the biological underpinnings of behavior and physiology including the role of hormones.

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Definitions:

Social Category

A grouping of people who share a common characteristic or trait, without necessarily interacting or identifying with each other.

Perceived Biological Differences

The subjective interpretation or belief in the existence of distinct biological distinctions between various groups, such as between genders or races.

Race

A socially defined category based on real or perceived biological differences between groups of people.

Institutional Discrimination

Discrimination carried out systematically by institutions (political, economic, educational, and others) that affects all members of a group who come into contact with it.