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Contents
Kapitel in diesem Buch
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Preface ix
- Acknowledgments xvii
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Part One: The Translation and Scaling Challenge
- 1 The Science of Translation and Scaling 1
- 2 When Governments Use Nudges: Measuring Impact “At Scale” 20
- 3 Prescriptions for Successfully Scaling Behavioral Interventions 28
- 4 The Last Yard Problem: Tailoring of Behavioral Interventions for Scale 42
- 5 The Limited Importance of External Validity in Experimental Economics 52
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Part Two: Some Popular Behavioral Interventions
- 6 Why Many Behavioral Interventions Have Unpredictable Effects in the Wild: The Conflicting Consequences Problem 65
- 7 Norm Nudging: How to Measure What We Want to Implement 82
- 8 The Fresh-Start Effect: Motivational Boosts beyond New Year’s Resolutions 108
- 9 Reminders: Their Value and Hidden Costs 120
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Part Three: Domain-Specific Behavior Change Challenges
- 10 Applying Behavioral Insights to Cultivate Diversity and Inclusion 135
- 11 Sustainable Nudges for the Wild: Recommendations from SHIFT 153
- 12 START Communicating Effectively: Best Practices for Educational Communications 170
- 13 A Psychological “Vaccine” against Fake News: From the Lab to Worldwide Implementation 188
- 14 Developing Effective Healthy Eating Nudges 207
- 15 Wellness Rewarded: A “How To” on Designing Behavioral Science–Informed Financial Incentives to Improving Health (That Work) 219
- 16 Increasing Blood and Plasma Donations: Behavioral and Ethical Scalability 230
- 17 Evidence-Based Interventions for Financial Well-Being 250
- 18 Financial Inclusion: Lab-Based Approaches for Consumer Protection Policymaking in the Wild 263
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Part Four: Tools and Techniques
- 19 Implementing Behavioral Science Insights with Low-Income Populations in the Global South 277
- 20 If You Want People to Accept Your Intervention, Don’t Be Creepy 284
- 21 Digital Nudging: Using Technology to Nudge for Good 292
- 22 To Apply and Scale Behavioral Insights Effectively, Practitioners Must Be Scientific 300
- 23 It’s All about the SOUL! Why Sort, Order, and Use Labeling Results in Smart Scorecards 309
- 24 Applying Behavioral Interventions in a New Context 316
- Contributors 323
Kapitel in diesem Buch
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Preface ix
- Acknowledgments xvii
-
Part One: The Translation and Scaling Challenge
- 1 The Science of Translation and Scaling 1
- 2 When Governments Use Nudges: Measuring Impact “At Scale” 20
- 3 Prescriptions for Successfully Scaling Behavioral Interventions 28
- 4 The Last Yard Problem: Tailoring of Behavioral Interventions for Scale 42
- 5 The Limited Importance of External Validity in Experimental Economics 52
-
Part Two: Some Popular Behavioral Interventions
- 6 Why Many Behavioral Interventions Have Unpredictable Effects in the Wild: The Conflicting Consequences Problem 65
- 7 Norm Nudging: How to Measure What We Want to Implement 82
- 8 The Fresh-Start Effect: Motivational Boosts beyond New Year’s Resolutions 108
- 9 Reminders: Their Value and Hidden Costs 120
-
Part Three: Domain-Specific Behavior Change Challenges
- 10 Applying Behavioral Insights to Cultivate Diversity and Inclusion 135
- 11 Sustainable Nudges for the Wild: Recommendations from SHIFT 153
- 12 START Communicating Effectively: Best Practices for Educational Communications 170
- 13 A Psychological “Vaccine” against Fake News: From the Lab to Worldwide Implementation 188
- 14 Developing Effective Healthy Eating Nudges 207
- 15 Wellness Rewarded: A “How To” on Designing Behavioral Science–Informed Financial Incentives to Improving Health (That Work) 219
- 16 Increasing Blood and Plasma Donations: Behavioral and Ethical Scalability 230
- 17 Evidence-Based Interventions for Financial Well-Being 250
- 18 Financial Inclusion: Lab-Based Approaches for Consumer Protection Policymaking in the Wild 263
-
Part Four: Tools and Techniques
- 19 Implementing Behavioral Science Insights with Low-Income Populations in the Global South 277
- 20 If You Want People to Accept Your Intervention, Don’t Be Creepy 284
- 21 Digital Nudging: Using Technology to Nudge for Good 292
- 22 To Apply and Scale Behavioral Insights Effectively, Practitioners Must Be Scientific 300
- 23 It’s All about the SOUL! Why Sort, Order, and Use Labeling Results in Smart Scorecards 309
- 24 Applying Behavioral Interventions in a New Context 316
- Contributors 323