Title: Nudge: How Small Changes Can Significantly Influence People’s Choices – Effectiviology
Headings: Nudge: How Small Changes Can Significantly Influence People’s Choices
Nudge: How Small Changes Can Significantly Influence People’s Choices
Table of contents
Examples of nudges
Types of nudges
The psychology of nudging
Negative nudges
How to use nudges
How to respond to nudges
Ethics and criticisms of nudging
Summary and conclusions

Content: This means that nudges are generally easy to implement, are relatively effective, and allow people to make their own choices, which has led to their widespread adoption in both the private and the public sectors, in fields such as finance, education, and health. Because of how prevalent nudges are, and because of how substantial their influences can be, it’s important to understand them. As such, in the following article you will more about nudges, understand how they work, and see what you can do in order to implement them yourself as effectively as possible. Table of contents
Examples of nudges
Types of nudges
The psychology of nudging
Negative nudges
How to use nudges
How to respond to nudges
Ethics and criticisms of nudging
Summary and conclusions
Examples of nudges
An example of a nudge is a sign, placed near the door of a room in an office building, which reminds people that they should turn off the light when they leave in order to reduce electricity consumption. Another example of a nudge is a reminder, sent to students by their teacher via email, telling them that their class project is due in a week, and that it took past students a week of hard work to complete their own projects. Furthermore, additional examples of nudges and their benefits appear in various other areas of life. For instance: Nudges can prompt people to take better care of their health. For example, sending people a reminder to schedule a dental check-up doubled the rate of people who signed up. Nudges can prompt people to make better financial decisions.