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When and why defaults influence decisions: a meta-analysis of default effects

peer-reviewed meta-analysis Jachimowicz, J. M., Duncan, S., Weber, E. U. and Johnson, E. J. 2019. Behavioural Public Policy 3(2), 159-186.

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“Across 58 studies, preselected options were chosen more often on average, with substantial variation including null and negative results; consumer-domain defaults tended to be more effective, and defaults read as endorsement or status quo worked better.”

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