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Influence of Selective Phrasing on Consent to DNAR
Background Within the framework of libertarian paternalism, nudges have been proposed as a way to guide decision-making while preserving individual autonomy, often by exploiting cognitive biases such as framing effects. Although nudges are commonly discussed as a promising means of promoting patient
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