Reflect 4 Reading Unit 3 Reading 2

What is a nudge?

• A physical push

• A mental push

• A gentle push

• All of the above

What was the experiment in Lisbon designed to do?

• Make crossing the street quicker

• Make crossing the street safer

• Make crossing the street easier

• Make crossing the street more fun

What is an example of using nudge theory to promote beneficial choices?

• Placing healthier food choices at the front of the line

• Placing unhealthy food choices at the end of the line

• Offering free breakfast items

• Advertising two for $10

What did the experiment in Lisbon replace the usual walk signal with?

• A standing figure

• A dancing figure

• A light

• A mirror

How do design nudges affect people?

• They make people aware of the best option

• They make one choice or action seem more attractive

• They make people take the first three foods they see

• They make people purchase two items instead of one

Design nudges are always explicit about the best option

• True

• False

An experiment in Lisbon, Portugal replaced the usual walk signal with a dancing figure

• True

• False

Shining a light on fruit can decrease sales

• True

• False

Companies can advertise "Two for just $10" to save money

• True

• False

Design nudges can be used to help people make better choices

• True

• False