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EOIJ Investigation Paper Nov 25, 2019
Functionality of the Nudge to Reduce the Frequency of Use of Smartphones in a School Context
Vaccaro M*, Bisagni M, Pozzi F and Moderato P

The Nudge techniques concern every aspect in the architecture of the choices that alters, in a simple and economic way, the behavior of people in a predictable way without the use…

Smartphone School Nudge
EOIJ Research Article Jan 9, 2019
No Waste by Default: Nudging to Prevent Food Waste in Restaurants
Cesareo M*, Oppo A, Lopes ME, Vaccaro M, Stoyanova PS, Pozzi F and Moderato P

Nudge techniques concern any aspect of the choice architecture that alters people's behavior in a predictable way without forbidding any options or significantly changing their ec…

Food Waste Nudge Default Rule
PPRIJ Research Article Jul 30, 2025
Exploring the Role of Empathy in the Associations of Family Functioning and Purpose in Life with Attitude towards Abortion among Undergraduates: A Moderation Analysis
Ugwu JI, Apex-Apeh CO and Onyedire NG*

Although evidence exists on the impact of family functioning and purpose in life on attitudes toward abortion, studies examining factors that could moderate this link are sparse. …

Abortion Family Functioning Purpose in Life
EOIJ Investigation Paper Nov 25, 2019
A Gentle Push to Reduce the Frequency of Smartphone Use in Corporate Meetings
Vaccaro M*, Venanzi P, Bisagni M, Pozzi F and Moderato P

In order to address the problem of the high frequency of smartphone usage during company meetings, a nudge intervention was developed in a Lombardy company to reduce its usage The…

Smartphone Corporation Nudge
PHOA Research Article Jun 18, 2019
What Does a College Attending Men’s Community Perceive about Transgender Women? - A Non-Experimental Qualitative Study
Naiya Patel* and Neel Patel

Aim: To observe, describe and determine the attitude and attractiveness/likeability as a romantic partner/friend of heterosexual men attending one U.S. institution towards transgen…

Transgender Woman Heterosexual Men Transphobia
EOIJ Research Article Apr 17, 2019
Less Sugar by Default: A Nudge Methodology to Reduce Sugar Consumption in a Coffee Bar
Massimo Cesareo*, Magdalena Edyta Lopes, Annalisa Oppo, Paolina Stoyanova, Marianna Vaccaro, Mariateresa Volpe, Francesco Pozzi and Paolo Moderato

The present study aimed to reduce the sugar intake among the customers who purchased coffee in a coffee shop inside a gym in Catania, Italy. We hypothesised that people would frame…

Sugar Nudge Default Rule