Sentences with phrase «example of a nudge»

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All of which is entirely commendable and hopefully a positive example that will nudge other companies to follow suit.

My daughter, for example, needing a bit of a nudge to talk to that initial coach and we were right there helping her work through that.

In 15 randomized, controlled trials, people in need of social services either encountered the standard application process or received a psychological nudge, in which the information was presented slightly differently — a postcard reminded them of deadlines, for example, or one choice was made easier than another.

In the case of retirement savings, for example, a nudge that prompted new employees to indicate their preferred contribution rate to a workplace retirement - savings plan yielded a $ 100 increase in employee contributions per $ 1 spent on implementing the program; the next most cost - effective strategy, offering monetary incentives for employees who attended a benefits fair, yielded only a $ 14.58 increase in employee contributions per $ 1 spent on the program.

Your articles on nudge, the art of subtle persuasion, used the example of the aim - inducing fly etched in urinals to...

«Parties should therefore nudge candidates into withdrawing earlier than they currently do by, for example, awarding the two leading candidates after a certain number of contests the same number of additional superdelegates for the convention.

For example, melting glaciers in Greenland are shifting the distribution of water on Earth, and nudging the planet's axis.

For example, the «hot Jupiters» — planets around the mass of Jupiter that whip closely around their stars in just days — might be gently nudged closer to their primary parent star by the gravitational hand of a stellar companion.

This marks the first film where Tony Stark appears without Pepper Potts although she is mentioned as being «busy», while Natalie Portman's Jane is also referenced but not included; further examples nudging the few women out of the series.

Here is an example of the use of a «Nudge» to help citizens take more informed decisions: Nudges and Learning: Evidence from Informational Interventions for Low - Income Taxpayers.

Only the lightest sprinkling of Audi parts — the buttons on the steering wheel, for example — threaten to nudge you ever so slightly from your British idyll.

For example the proactive lane - keeping system results in a weird, if subtle, nudging of the car's line on even relatively gentle curves when it's actually firmly on track.

An interesting aspect of the segment is that it's not just limited to bare - bones offerings: It is possible in some cases (Mitsubishi's ASX for example) to give $ 40,000 a decent nudge.

Nudge suggests, for example, that the default option be the opt - in to take advantage of people's natural laziness.