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Do Behavioural Science ‘Nudge’ Techniques Enhance Rent Arrears Communications? A Rapid Review
Laura Kilby
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School of Education and Social Sciences
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Rapid Review
100%
Nudge
100%
Rent Arrears
100%
Behavioral Science
100%
Tenants
57%
Landlords
42%
Phone Interaction
42%
Tenancy Sustainment
28%
Potential Gains
14%
Positive Impact
14%
Survey Research
14%
Interview Survey
14%
Desired Behavior
14%
Research Analysis
14%
Positive Trend
14%
Behavioral Outcomes
14%
Rent
14%
Social Housing
14%
Spoken Interaction
14%
Telephone Contact
14%
Personal Debt
14%
Interpersonal Interaction
14%
Landlord-tenant
14%
Backfire Effect
14%
Payment Behavior
14%
Social Sciences
Behavioral Science
100%
Telephone
100%
Research Report
50%
Survey Research
25%
Social Housing
25%
Empirical evidence
25%
Interpersonal Interaction
25%
Computer Science
Telephone
100%
Desired Behavior
25%
Potential Benefit
25%
Empirical evidence
25%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Rents
100%