Behaviourist interventions using reminders, nudges, and rewards are ________.
A) highly effective
B) never effective
C) able to make a short-term difference
D) likely to yield mixed and sometimes perverse results

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While reminders, nudges, and rewards can be effective in the short-term, they may not have lasting effects and can even yield unintended consequences. Additionally, they may not be effective for all individuals or in all situations. Therefore, the results of such interventions are likely to be mixed and sometimes even negative (i.e. perverse).

Behaviourist Interventions Using Reminders, Nudges, and Rewards Are ________