Jones, we know you have voted in the past" — acts as a subtle prompt to future voting, said Dr. Cialdini, a foundational figure in the science of persuasion.
Simply identifying a person as a voter, as many volunteers did — "Mr. Jones, we know you have voted in the past" — acts as a subtle prompt to future voting, said Dr. Cialdini, a foundational figure in the science of persuasion.
After one slaying, the family launch a counter attack – prompting the director to make a subtle digression, quietly setting us up for a shock as he follows a pair of green young cops en route for Pope's ambush.
People responded by choosing the vivid colors that had until then been denied them when clothing themselves and furnishing their homes, prompting the upper classes to choose subtler shades as a form of snobbish protest.
Brief, and somewhat subtle interventions employing this strategy, have proved successful in prompting behavioural change through changing implicit environmental cues [ 7, 13].
A subtle cooling in March took off in April and May, prompting the La Niña forecasts.
Clever chapter breaks, written as weather reports, act as the book's section dividers, prompting us to note firsthand the obvious devastation and subtle miracles that occur as the hurricane arrives and then departs.
He is above all a subtle player, a relentless little sprite popping up in all areas nudging, prompting, often taking just one touch, and devastatingly swift in his moments of improvisation.
An unsuspecting visitor to the site will be introduced to the video's not-too-subtle premise automatically, because the site begins showing video clips without prompting once the home page is loaded.
Is he satirizing clichés of black culture, collecting them like a sociologist, or trying to prompt more subtle thinking about language and identity?
