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Nudge zone: the space where interventions make good choices
Nudge zone: the space where interventions make good choices easier and bad choices slightly harder without eliminating anything, representing the sustainable approach between commitment devices and pure autonomy
Why This Is a Definition
This definition establishes the precise semantic boundary of 'nudge zone' by specifying its functional characteristics (making good choices easier, bad choices harder, without elimination) and its position on the spectrum of choice interventions. It distinguishes this zone from both commitment devices (shoves/bans) and pure autonomy.