Sunstein Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Summary for Consumer Behavior course at Radboud University, includes exam-relevant chapters from the book, the articles, and lecture notes. Book: Hoyer, W.D., D.J. MacInnis and R. Pieters (2018), Consumer Behavior, 7e Edition, Boston, USA, Cengagelearning. [ISBN-number: 978-1-305-50727-2 Chapters 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10, and 17 Articles: Briñol, P., Rucker, D. D., & Petty, R. E. (2015). Naïve theories about persuasion: Implications for information processing and consumer attitude change. Fransen...

Detailed analysis of law and adjudication : Radical Scepticism (Singer); The Positivist Response: Partial Constraint (Hart, Raz;, Interpretation, Coherence (MacCormick), and the ‘One Right Answer’ Thesis (Dworkin); Incommensurability (Finnis) and Pluralism (Sunstein)

Psychology presentation - How to increase organ donors?

Nudge - Chapter 2,3,11 and 12

Literature nudging including articles and whole book The articles: Wang, Yu & Zhou: Interaction between value and perceptual salience in value-driven attentional capture Simons & Chabris: Gorillas in our midst: sustained inattentional blindness for dynamic events Gigerenzer – Heuristic Decision Making Kahneman: A perspective on judgment and choice – mapping bounded reality

Comprehensive notes on the lectures of the course Nudging at the UU

Summary of all the articles of the Consumer Behavior course (2018/2019). The following articles are included: Brinol et al (2015), Fransen et al (2015), MacInnis et al (1991), Hung et al (2017), Cacioppo et al (2018), Garnett et al (2014), Evans (2008), Evans and Stanovic (2013), Thaler and Sunstein (2008), Benartzi et al (2017) and Velema et al (2018).

Summary of the book: Nudge. All relevant chapters are included: Chapter: 1-6 , 11-15

A summary of all mandatory Literature Articles of Nudge: Influencing Behavior Including Thaler & Goldstein: Nudge

Thaler and Sunstein have written an important book. Though costumed in the guise of pop economics, complete with a cute logo—Nudge is, in fact, a manifesto for the new paternalism. Well written, witty to the point of being charming, consistently interesting, disarmingly self-referential, and loaded with crisp summaries of the psychology literature on human fallibility, Nudge’s dust jacket is justly festooned with blurbs from luminaries. But don’t be fooled. Thaler and Sunstein charm their ...