"nudge theory" meaning in English

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          "text": "Much of Japan's success depends on a culture of discipline and obedience, but they also make extensive use of 'nudge theory' to encourage the behaviour they want to see on their network. [...] We even have our own government office devoted to nudge theory - the Behavioural Insights Team, run in partnership with the Cabinet Office and which has worked on projects with Transport for London and elsewhere on the railway.",
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