2015
DOI: 10.7206/mba.ce.2084-3356.142
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Towards Behaviorally Informed Public Interventions

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“…The aim of nudging is to change citizen behavior for the greater good-i.e., to change it into pro-social behavior as defined by the policy-makers-through small cues embedded in the public space environment (Shafir 2013;Olejniczak and Śliwowski 2015). For example, the placement of speed bumps on roads in residential areas or of roundabouts in dangerous spots on roads with higher speed limits are meant to force drivers to slow down.…”
Section: Data Aggregation and Behavioral Nudgingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The aim of nudging is to change citizen behavior for the greater good-i.e., to change it into pro-social behavior as defined by the policy-makers-through small cues embedded in the public space environment (Shafir 2013;Olejniczak and Śliwowski 2015). For example, the placement of speed bumps on roads in residential areas or of roundabouts in dangerous spots on roads with higher speed limits are meant to force drivers to slow down.…”
Section: Data Aggregation and Behavioral Nudgingmentioning
confidence: 99%