When Considering Choice Architecture, a Nudge

question 16

Multiple Choice

When considering choice architecture, a nudge:

• A)only provides participants with choices that are good for them.
• B)can sometimes accomplish public policy goals in a less expensive way than traditional methods.
• C)presents choices that are similar to, but more equitable than, participants' ideal choices.
• D)is a deliberate push by a choice architect to ensure all people behave a certain way.

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Definitions:

Measured

Measured refers to the process of quantifying or evaluating something through systematic observation or calculation.

Income Inequality

The unequal distribution of annual or lifetime income among individuals or households in an economy.

Time Dimension

The aspect of any study or phenomenon that pertains to its occurrence, development, or measurement over time.