The Importance of Behavioral Economics in UX Design

UX design is about supporting people to make decisions they want to make. Designers aren't artists, right? So yeah, so I love that. In the HCI and the Human Computer Interaction courses, did you learn a lot of psychology or did they teach you about the bias, cognitive bias, things like that? Or was it, is that kind of stuff you just sort of learned on your own? It's hard to separate because somebody said something that made me finally listen to Thinking Fast and Slow years before. And then we go from there and we nudge and this directly ties into UX.