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• 2014Defaults and Donations: Evidence from a Field Experiment33 cited
• 2022Finding the ‘nudge’ in hypernudge31 cited
• 2023Salience, transparency, and self-nudging: a digital nudge to promote healthier food product choices30 cited
• 2023The role of autonomy and reactance for nudging — Experimentally comparing defaults to recommendations and mandates23 cited
• 2015Nudging as a Threat to Privacy22 cited
• 2023Seeing the nudge from the trees: The 4S framework for evaluating nudges21 cited
• 2014Active and Forced Choice for Overcoming Status Quo Bias: A Field Experiment on the Adoption of “No junk mail” Stickers in Berlin, Germany20 cited
• 2023AI, Behavioural Science, and Consumer Welfare20 cited
• 2014Invitation Choice Structure Has No Impact on Attendance in a Female Business Training Program in Kenya19 cited
• 2021Point at, nudge, or push private provision of a public good?18 cited
• 2024Deceptive choice architecture and behavioral audits: A principles‐based approach17 cited
• 2022The autonomous choice architect17 cited
• 2019The role of autonomy and reactance for nudging — Experimentally comparing defaults to recommendations and mandates10 cited
• 2019No Evidence That Distracted People are Easier to Nudge. An Experiment on the Interaction of Cognitive Scarcity and Defaults in a Public Goods Game