Affective Paternalism

Västfjäll, Daniel; Asutay, Erkin; Tinghög, Gustav

doi:10.31219/osf.io/hpr6x

2024

DOI: 10.31219/osf.io/hpr6x

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Affective Paternalism

Daniel Västfjäll,

Erkin Asutay,

Gustav Tinghög

Abstract: In this commentary we expand on the special issue themes of applied affective science, ecologically valid data and application, and the need for transdisciplinary collaboration by discussing and exemplifying how affective science can inform behavioral public policy.

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Affective Paternalism

Abstract: In this commentary we expand on the special issue themes of applied affective science, ecologically valid data and application, and the need for transdisciplinary collaboration by discussing and exemplifying how affective science can inform behavioral public policy.

Cited by 1 publication

References 11 publications

Medical Homo Ignorans, Shared Decision Making, and Affective Paternalism: Balancing Emotion and Analysis in Health Care Choices

Medical Homo Ignorans, Shared Decision Making, and Affective Paternalism: Balancing Emotion and Analysis in Health Care Choices

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