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Behavioral Triggers
Behavioral Triggers are stimuli or cues designed to prompt users to take a specific action based on their behavior. These triggers are often used in product design to encourage desired behaviors, such as completing a task, upgrading to a premium version, or engaging with new features. Examples include sending a reminder to a user who has abandoned their cart or offering an incentive when a user completes their first action. Behavioral triggers leverage psychological principles like habit formation, urgency, or rewards to prompt users to act.
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