Does this mean that choice screens don't work? Maybe. The idea of choice screens comes to us from the "choice architecture" world of "nudging," a technocratic pseudoscience that grew to prominence by offering the promise that regulators to could make big changes without having to do any real regulating:
https://verfassungsblog.de/nudging-after-the-replication-crisis/
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