Bias battlecards for stakeholder pushback
Respond to common behavioral-economics objections with precise, ethical explanations.
battlecard comparison Objection: "Defaults are manipulative." Defaults are manipulative because they push users. A stakeholder worries that setting a recommended path removes autonomy. Your line A default is ethical when it helps the likely user, makes the consequence visible, and keeps changing it easy. The audit is welfare, transparency, and exit. Do not defend all defaults. Defend only the default that passes the guardrails. It separates the behavioral mechanism from the ethical test, then invites inspection instead of asking for blind trust. Objection: "Loss framing is fearmongering." Loss framing is fearmongering. The team needs to explain a risk-prevention feature. Loss…
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