Default Nudges: From People's Experiences to Policymaking Implications

Preface
Acknowledgments
Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
1 The Problem
	Default Nudges
	References
2 Challenges for Nudging and a Framework for Assessing Them
	Effectiveness
	Ethical Issues
		What Is the Problem?
		Unacceptable Paternalism
		Manipulation
		Responses to Criticisms
	People’s Perceptions and Experiences of Nudges: A Framework
		Proposition 1: People’s Perceptions and Experiences Are Part of the Net (Welfare) Effect of the Nudge
		Proposition 2: People’s Perceptions and Experiences Are Relevant to the Ethical Assessment of Nudges
		Proposition 3: People’s Perceptions and Experiences Can Moderate Behavior Change
		The Relevance of Transparency
	References
3 How Do People Evaluate Default Nudges?
	Survey-Based Research
	Transparency and Defaults
		Transparency and Choice
		Transparency and Perceptions of Default Nudges
	Firsthand Evaluations
		Choice Experiences: Do Defaults Affect Experienced Autonomy and Choice Satisfaction?
		Perceptions of Defaults and Choice Architects Using Them
	What We Know
	References
4 Evaluation
	Distribution
	Measuring Welfare
	Lessons
	References
References
Index