Choice Architecture Is a Term Used to Describe

question 104

Multiple Choice

Choice architecture is a term used to describe

• A)setting up consequences so that when people make the better choices they experience the best outcomes.
• B)limiting people's choices so that all possible options are optimal ones.
• C)setting up contingencies that force people to make the optimal choice without realizing they've been manipulated.
• D)setting up antecedents to make the better options easiet without limiting people's freedom to choose.

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Definitions:

Facial Feedback

The hypothesis that facial movement can influence emotional experience, such as smiling leading to a happier mood.

Emotional Processing

The method by which individuals understand and make sense of their emotional experiences, integrating feelings into thought processes.

Brain Messages

Refer to the signals transmitted by neurons throughout the brain and nervous system, enabling thought, movement, and sensory processing.

Facial Feedback Hypothesis

The Facial Feedback Hypothesis suggests that facial movements can influence emotional experiences, implying that smiling can make one feel happier, while frowning can lead to sadness.