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 The steps which are necessary to reach this goal are the following: The steps which are necessary to reach this goal are the following:
-• Collect data to use in boosts + 
-• Design nudges and boosts based on literature and previous work +* Collect data to use in boosts 
-• Implement a browser extension for Chrome/Firefox to use in a naturalistic study. This includes: +* Design nudges and boosts based on literature and previous work 
-– Collecting information on participants’ browsing behavior while preserving their privacy as much as possible +* Implement a browser extension for Chrome/Firefox to use in a naturalistic study. This includes: 
-– Categorizing visited websites as a measure to preserve anonymity +  * Collecting information on participants’ browsing behavior while preserving their privacy as much as possible 
-– Accumulating privacy related information on website visits +  * Categorizing visited websites as a measure to preserve anonymity 
-– Implementing a database and an Application Programming Interface (API) to connect to the database from the extension +  * Accumulating privacy related information on website visits 
-– Presenting nudges or boosts to participants +  * Implementing a database and an Application Programming Interface (API) to connect to the database from the extension 
-• Recruit a sufficient number of participants to take part in a study +  * Presenting nudges or boosts to participants 
-• Conduct a study with the extension +* Recruit a sufficient number of participants to take part in a study 
-• Analyze and interpret the results+* Conduct a study with the extension 
 +* Analyze and interpret the results
  
 === Erwartete Vorkenntnisse === === Erwartete Vorkenntnisse ===
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