Sentences with phrase «more small nudge»

«Likes» on a Facebook page provide at the very minimum a type of social proof of brand acceptance and is just one more small nudge in the psyche of buyers that helps them pull the trigger at the ZMOT.

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It starts as a small nudge that tells you this person is someone you want to know more about.

A small sampling: Looking upward nudges people to call to mind others who are more powerful, while looking down prompts thoughts of people we outrank.

«I think the findings have real - world applications, such as using avatars in video games to «nudge» people to increase physical activity, or getting people more comfortable with small increases in physical activity before taking on more intense physical routines,» said Peña.

Under a small amount of pressure, this works just fine, but give the magnet - secured back - end more than a nudge and it'll separate, threatening to take the weedy plastic hook with it.

You can use a small shockwave to make someone nudging your door to lose control of their car, blast the back of a car with an electromagnetic pulse (much like the cops), drop land mines that also deliver a temporary debilitating blast, and more.

Anticipating the arrival of his touring retrospective at the Whitney in June, the conceptual artist Dan Graham has organized a small group show that nudges his art - or - architecture puzzles into a more contemporary context.

While his finches may be more famous, this small fox also nudged Darwin toward his theory of evolution.