Hear from Prof. Gneezy himself about decision-making incentives from the behavioral research studies using examples of Netflix, local gym, a daycare, and Holland's "lotteries with regret".
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For the joint presentation at the conference “Applying Behavioral Insights to Policy-Making: Results, Promises and Limitations" organized by the European Commission, DG Health and Consumers (Brussels, 30th of September, 2013) our team has prepared a short video that outlines the key design features of the project "Study on online gambling and adequate measures for the protection of consumers of gambling services" including initial questionnaire (consumer's gambling profile), examples of behavioral nudges before the gambling starts and during the gambling phase and more.
