Some Economists Suggest That We Should Use the Insights of Behavioral

question 84

Multiple Choice

Some economists suggest that we should use the insights of behavioral economics to

• A)coerce people to make decisions toward improving their happiness.
• B)design elaborate rules to restrict individuals' chances of hurting themselves.
• C)nudge people toward choices that improve their welfare or that of others.
• D)provide huge monetary incentives to people to move them to action.

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Definitions:

Implicit Prejudice

A form of prejudice that occurs unconsciously, reflecting underlying attitudes or stereotypes that influence an individual's perceptions and actions without their explicit awareness.

Implicit Prejudice

Unconscious biases or attitudes towards certain groups of people without conscious awareness.

Facial Muscles

A group of skeletal muscles located underneath the facial skin that control facial expressions.

Explicit Associations

Conscious and deliberate connections or relationships between ideas, objects, or symbols.