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“Nudging” Deceased Donation Through an Opt-Out System: A Libertarian Approach or Manipulation?
American Journal of Bioethics 16 (11):25-28 (2016)
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Nudges involve designing social “choice contexts” to promote what “experts” regard as beneficial for individuals and the society, by making the “right” choices easier. The most common form of nudge...Author Profiles
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