Personalized Nudge Governance

Updated: 2025.10.04 3M ago 1 sources
Nudge practice is shifting from one‑size‑fits‑all defaults to targeted, personalized nudges that exploit individual differences to increase effectiveness. Such personalization raises new demands: privacy safeguards, audit logs, measurable heterogeneous‑effect reporting, and legal limits on behavioral profiling when states or platforms deploy tailored influence at scale. — If nudge units and platforms move to individualized interventions, the debate over behavioral policy will pivot from abstract paternalism to concrete questions about surveillance, equity, and accountable deployment of psychographic interventions.

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Nudge theory - Wikipedia
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The article notes that personalized nudging appears substantially more effective and that critics call for studying moderators rather than average effects; this suggests a governance problem for targeted nudges used by governments and platforms.
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