A variety of ways that governments and other organizations can use small changes in the choice architecture to change or improve decisions are called:
A) architectural decisions.
B) framing.
C) front of the store.
D) a nudge.

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"A nudge" refers to the concept of using small changes in the choice architecture to influence decision-making. Option A ("architectural decisions") seems like a similar concept, but is not commonly used terminology. Option B ("framing") is related to how information is presented to influence decision-making, but it is not specific to small changes in the choice architecture. Option C ("front of the store") is not related to the concept described in the prompt.

A Variety of Ways That Governments and Other Organizations Can