Lesson 1 – Ethics: The Basics
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Lesson 2 – Professional Ethics
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Lesson 3 – Nudge Ethics: Critical Views
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Lesson 4 – Nudge Ethics: Addressing Concerns
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Lesson 5 – Marketing Ethics and ‘Sludge’
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Lesson 6 – Ethics in Behavioral Insights Projects
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Lesson 7 – Ethical Decisions and Dilemmas
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Conclusion
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Exercise 3
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1. Question
You are at a dinner party and an acquaintance asks you about the most important ethical challenges to the ‘nudge’ approach.
Which arguments do you find most compelling? Please order the following points from most convincing to least convincing:
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Nudges make people lazy decision-makers.
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Nudges lack transparency.
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Nudges take advantage of people’s biases.
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Nudges can be used selfishly by choice architects.
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Nudges can cause unintended effects.
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Even non-selfish nudgers can’t know the preferences of the nudged.
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2. Question
Why do you think your top three arguments are particularly convincing?
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