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A '''commitment device''' is a self-imposed/voluntary strategy that helps people stick to their [[goal setting|goals]] by imposing restrictions or penalties if they don't achieve them. The goal is to help people make better choices in the face of their [[cognitive bias]]es, and to bring about gains/positive changes for their future selves.
 
A '''commitment device''' is a self-imposed/voluntary strategy that helps people stick to their [[goal setting|goals]] by imposing restrictions or penalties if they don't achieve them. The goal is to help people make better choices in the face of their [[cognitive bias]]es, and to bring about gains/positive changes for their future selves.
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"Commitment devices attempt to enforce people’s voluntarily imposed restrictions until they have accomplished their goals, or their voluntarily imposed penalties for failing to accomplish their goals."<ref>[https://scholar.harvard.edu/files/todd_rogers/files/commitment_devices_2.pdf#:~:text=Commitment%20devices%20attempt%20to%20en%2D%20force%20people's,called%20a%20deposit%20contract%20or%20commitment%20con%2D Commitment Devices: Using Initiatives to Change Behavior], Harvard University</ref>
    
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