People in 26 countries prefer individual control to commercial or governmental control over online choice architectures
Participants across 26 countries (N = 11,686) decided between combinations of three possible choice architects-governments, platforms, and individuals-and three objectives-societal, commercial, and personal-in seven real-world contexts. Across all countries, people strongly prefer to set their own rules for their online choice architectures.
Oct 1, 2024
