Mastery focus : Distinguish between the language of speech and writing
Recognise vocabulary and structures for formal speech and writing, including subjunctive forms
Use passive verbs
Use semi-colons to mark boundaries between independent clauses
Because the wonders of the Yellowstone region had not been seen by more than a handful of people on the East Coast, conveying the features of the amazing landscape to the American public and the U.S. Congress was crucial to ensuring the preservation of Yellowstone.
I can describe how images are stored using binary.
I can explain how colour depth of an image is determined.
I can explain the difference between lossy and lossless compression.
The aim of the study is to examine whether gadget addiction influences adolescent’s family
functioning and its dimensions. Data were collected from 226 adolescents aged 12-18 years old.
We used Smartphone Addiction Scale Short Version (SAS-SV) developed by Kwon et al.
(2013) to measure gadget addiction and Family Assessment Device (FAD) developed by Epstein
et al. (1983) to measure family functioning.
Through great books, workshops, and services, more people each month are beginning to use these techniques to solve crucial problems and build great tools.
How do leading companies manage design in their businesses? Our in-depth study of the design processes used in eleven global brands gives real insights into the way design operates in these firms, and delivers usable lessons for all designers and managers.
Racial justice is the
systematic fair treatment of
people of all races, resulting in
equitable opportunities and
outcomes for all
When political dissent threatens the racial hierarchy, positive and negative, foreseeable and
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3NirEyal.Hooked:Howtobuildhabit-formingp
3NirEyal.Hooked:Howtobuildhabit-formingproducts.Penguin,2014ThePowersofHabit4,RichardThalerandCassSunsteinÕsworkon4CharlesDuhigg.Thepowerofhabit:Whywedowhatwedoinlifeandbusiness,volume34.Rand
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omHouse,2012ChoiceArchitectureinNudge5,D
omHouse,2012ChoiceArchitectureinNudge5,DanArielyÕsworkonBehavioral5RichardHThalerandCassRSunstein.Nudge:Improvingdecisionsabouthealth,wealth,andhappiness.HeinOnline,1999EconomicsinPredictably
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Irrational6,DanielKahnemanÕspioneering6D
Irrational6,DanielKahnemanÕspioneering6DanAriely.Predictablyirrational.HarperCollinsNewYork,2009workondecisionmakinginThinkingFastandSlow7,RobertCialdiniÕs7DanielKahneman.Thinking,fastandslow
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.Macmillan,2011Inßuence
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omputationalN
.Macmillan,2011Inßuence
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omputationalNeuroscienceRecentresearchhasmadestridesinunderstandingthebrainÕsmotivationmachinery.Thestudyofbrainstructures,chemicals,andcircuitsresponsibleforhowwel
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earnfromexperience21have21particularlyfr
earnfromexperience21have21particularlyfromreinforcementmadesigniÞcantprogressinthepastdecadefrombasicresearch,medicine,andevenartiÞcialintelligenceandroboticsresearch.Wenowhaveclearerundersta
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ndingsofhowthebrainformshabits,
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ndingsofhowthebrainformshabits,
muchcheaperthanyoucouldhavein
themutually-reinforcingrelationshipbetweenacademicscience,high-techcompanies,ispushingtomakesthesetoolseasiertouse.frameworksaref
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reelyavailable,anyonecanstartusingpatter
reelyavailable,anyonecanstartusingpatterndetectors,predictionengines,andautomationpipelinesthatmighthave,10yearsago,takenseveralPhDÕsworthofinnovation,andonlybeenusablebythehandfulofexpertswh
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obuiltthem.Bettertoo,dozensoffreevideoco
obuiltthem.Bettertoo,dozensoffreevideocoursesfromleadinguniversitieshelpanyone,globally,startbuildingsophisticatedmachinesthatlearn.2323DaltontookAndrewNgÕsduringgraduateschool.100%recommende
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d.Today,yourappcansenseauserÕsbehavior.I
d.Today,yourappcansenseauserÕsbehavior.ItcansendthatdatatotheCloudinstantly.ThatdatacanbeprocessedbyPersuasiveAIdesignedtomodifytheirbehavior.ThatAIcaninstantlyrecommendtoyourapphowtomodifyit
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sdigitalenvironment(itsUX)toinducethatus
sdigitalenvironment(itsUX)toinducethatusertochangehisbehavior.Allofthiscanbebuilt-andoperated-cheaplyandscalably-touchingnotonlythatuserÕsmindbutmillionsofmindsgloballyeverysecond.2424thisisl
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iterallywhatwedoat
BehavioralDesigncanbe
iterallywhatwedoat
BehavioralDesigncanbeanextremelystrongdrivingforceinbuildingthatworldwhenusedwithinastrongethicalframework.Asfaraswecantell,thereareatleasttwomajorethicalquestionsunderpinn
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ingBehavioralDesign.1.)IsanyBehavioralDe
ingBehavioralDesign.1.)IsanyBehavioralDesignethicalatall?2.)IsthisparticularuseofBehavioralDesignethical?ÒBehavioralDesignpatternsaredarkorlightdependingonhowyouusethem.DonÕtletthevillainsbet
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heonlyoneswithsuperpowers.Ó!BehavioralDe
heonlyoneswithsuperpowers.Ó!BehavioralDesignisasetoftechniquesforpersuasion.Itisatechniqueofcoercion.Whenusedproperly,BehavioralDesigntakesadvantageofcognitivebiasestomakeparticularbehaviorsm
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orelikely:itdoesnotforcecertainactions.I
orelikely:itdoesnotforcecertainactions.Itdoesnotuseviolenceorthreatstochangebehavior.ItdoesnotliterallyrestrictsomeoneÕsabilitytoactornot.Itmerelyprovidestestable,provablewaytoincreasethechan
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cesthatbehaviorschange:itdoesnotforcecha
cesthatbehaviorschange:itdoesnotforcechange.ItisaTechnologyofBehavior,notaTechnologyofForce.Tothatextent,thetechniquesofBehavioralDesign,andDesignersthemselves,mustrespectpersonsÕintrinsicrig
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htstofreedomof
AlignmentwithSocialGood3.
htstofreedomof
AlignmentwithSocialGood3.AlignmentwithaUserÕsDesires1.TransparencyBehavioralDesign,andourusesofit,aremostethically-aligned
behaviors.AmbientCommunicationOften,youÕllneedtoprese
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ntcomplexordenseinformationtosomeone.Amb
ntcomplexordenseinformationtosomeone.AmbientCommunicationprescribesthatusingnon-textcommunication,suchascolor,size,texture,pattern,motion,sound,vibration,ortimecanhelpyoucommunicatecomplexcon
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tentto
roupStructureIfyourAppconnectspeo
tentto
roupStructureIfyourAppconnectspeopletooneanother,howdoyouknowthebestwayeachuserwouldprefertoexperiencethissocialcomponent?Differentusersexhibitdifferentpreferencesfortheirinteractionsw
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itheachother:somefeelmostmotivatedalone,
itheachother:somefeelmostmotivatedalone,othersinsmallgroupsofpeers,andsomeinthefullgazeofpublic.OptimalGroupStructureproposesthatthereexistpredictable,optimalscopesandnaturesofinteractivitybe
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tweenappusersthatwillbestmotivatethemtoc
tweenappusersthatwillbestmotivatethemtochangetheirbehavior.PersonalizationYoumayhaveheardofthehypothesisthatstudentshaveÒlearningstyles,Ó34andthatstudentslearnbestwhenmaterialisadaptedto34Vis
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ual,Auditory,Tactile,Converger,etc.thats
ual,Auditory,Tactile,Converger,etc.thatstyle.ThathypothesishasbeensoundlyrepeatedlyfalsiÞed.3535ScottOLilienfeld,StevenJayLynn,JohnRuscio,andBarryLBeyerstein.
)mentallyassociatedtotheperforma
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nceaparticularaction.Youcanthinkofitlike
nceaparticularaction.YoucanthinkofitliketheÒIfthis�ÐthenthatÓpairingofacuetoanaction:ifsensecue,thendoaction.Non-BehavioralDesignersonlyfocusontheactionasthewhole
understandingwhethero
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rnotauserwillact.HisMATModel3838Dr.FoggÕ
rnotauserwillact.HisMATModel3838Dr.FoggÕsMATModel,onlinesuggeststhatusersperformahabitwhentheyhaveadequate[M]otivation,[A]bility,andinthepresenceofaSynthetic[T]rigger.AsaBehavioralDesigner,yo
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uneedtobalancehowmotivatedauserisagainst
uneedtobalancehowmotivatedauserisagainsthowdifÞcultataskis.Ifanactionistoohard,theuserwonÕtdoit.Iftheactionistooeasy,thenyouÕvewastedtheuserÕsmotivationalpotential.Theywerereadytodosomethingh
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ard,butyoudidnÕtaskenoughfromthem.Ideall
ard,butyoudidnÕtaskenoughfromthem.Ideally,yourproductshouldpresentasyntheticcueforanactionthatsomeoneisabletoperformwhentheyÕremotivatedtoact.SomeActionsareeasiertoturnintouserhabitsthanother
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s.WhenweatBoundlessMindhelpourclientside
s.WhenweatBoundlessMindhelpourclientsidentifywhatactionsinsidetheirappwouldbebesttoturnintoahabit,weusethefollowingcriteria:1.SmallActionsarebetterthanlargeActionsFavorashortactionthatcanbequ
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icklyaccomplishedoversomethingthattakesa
icklyaccomplishedoversomethingthattakesalotoftime,rigour,focus,energy,orotherscarceresources.Theuserisalmostalwaysbusy.Theyhavetimeforyourapp-andyourhabit-solongasitcouldalreadyÞtintotheirlif
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e.2.SpecificActionsarebetterthangeneral,
e.2.SpecificActionsarebetterthangeneral,largerbehaviorsWhatuserbehaviorsinyourapplendthemselveswelltobecomingahabit?What
RememberthatonefoodordrinkyoujustCANÕThaveanymorebecauseofthatonetimei
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tmadeyoureaaaallysick?Yeah.ThatÕsthekind
tmadeyoureaaaallysick?Yeah.ThatÕsthekindofone-shotlearningthebrainÕsgoodatfor
TotheBehavioralDesigner,ÒrewardÓdoesnÕtjustmeansomeprizeearned.ÒRewardÓisbroaderthanagiftorabonusorathingwecanmea
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sureindollars.AsBehavioralscientistsandB
sureindollars.AsBehavioralscientistsandBehavioralDesigners
OneofSkinnerspigeonsinanoperantchamber.Whenthelightcameon(cue),abirdwouldpeckatthebutton(action)andthebuttonwouldclick(feedback).AtÞ
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rstbirdsdidthismerelybychance.Butasfoodp
rstbirdsdidthismerelybychance.Butasfoodpellets(reward)beganbeingreleasedaftersomepecks-unexpectedly-thebirdsquicklylearned.Somebirdsgotapelleteverypeck.Somegotpelletsveryrarely.Some,inbetween
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.Somegotapelleteveryfewminutes,somegotap
.Somegotapelleteveryfewminutes,somegotapelletatrandomtimes.Somegotapelletafterevery3rdpeck.Somegotapelletafterarandomnumberofpecks.Skinnernoticedsomethingfascinating.Somebirdsstartedpeckingmu
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ch,muchmorethanothers.!"#$Thepelletswere
ch,muchmorethanothers.!"#$Thepelletswereallthesame.Thebirdswerelargelysimilartooneanother.Sowhataccountsforthedifference?Hefoundthatthepatternofpeck"pelletorpeck"no-pellet47waschangingtheirpe
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cking.47HecalledtheseÔschedulesofreinfor
cking.47HecalledtheseÔschedulesofreinforcementÕThebirdsthatreceivedpelletsafteraseeminglyrandomnumberofpecks(whathecalledaVariableRatioreinforcementschedule)learnedtoassociatethesyntheticcuel
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ightwiththebutton-peckactionmuchfasterth
ightwiththebutton-peckactionmuchfasterthananyoftheothergroupsofbirds.Andtheypeckedmuch,muchmore.Theirfuturepeckingwasbeingactivelyprogrammedbytheconsequencesoftheiractions(overwhichheheldcont
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rol.)NotonlydidSkinnerhaveevidencethatbe
rol.)NotonlydidSkinnerhaveevidencethatbehaviorisshapedbyreward,hefoundthatthepatternofreward-whenandhowitÕsgiven-wascriticaltoshapingbehavior.AfewyearsearlieratMcGillUniversity,Drs.OldsandMil
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nertookamoredirectapproachtoshapingbehav
nertookamoredirectapproachtoshapingbehavior.Theyskippedthetaste-budsentirelyandinsteadplacedelectrodesdirectlyintoratsÕbrains.48ElectricalstimulationintheSeptumbrainregionwould48SpeciÞcally,t
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heyplacedtheelectrodesintoabrainregionkn
heyplacedtheelectrodesintoabrainregionknownastheSeptum(locatedimmediatelybeneaththeBasalGangliaÕsmainpleasurecenter).causetheemotionalsensationofpleasurefortherats.Thentheygavetheratsasmallle
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vertheycouldpush.Thatleverwouldsendaburs
vertheycouldpush.ThatleverwouldsendaburstofelectricitytotheSeptum.Andman,theratÕsLOVEDthatlever.Infact,theratswouldpressithundredsoftimesanhour.Sometimeseventhousandsof
RewardsoftheHuntReward
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softheHuntsatisfyourdesireforconquest.Th
softheHuntsatisfyourdesireforconquest.Thegainsofvictory.Thesetiecloselytotheprimaryreinforcersthatourbrainsevolvedbecausetheymostcloselymimicreality(hence,thenameHunt.)BehavioralDesignersofte
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nuseRewardsoftheHuntingames,insettingswi
nuseRewardsoftheHuntingames,insettingswithcompetition,and(surprisingly),insituationswherethenextblastofdopaminemightbejustafewswipesaway.5252WeÕrelookingatyou,Tinder.Dotheuseractionsinyourapp
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haveanobviouscomponentofcompetition?Dous
haveanobviouscomponentofcompetition?Dousersseekinsideyourapp?Arethecorebehaviorsyouneedtoincreasepartofagame?Partofachase?Ifso,whatsortofRewardoftheHuntcanyouimplementtosurpriseanddelightthem
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maximizegainsfromyourcurrentusers,ita
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maximizegainsfromyourcurrentusers,itactivelyhelpsyougrow
DevelopingaCultureofExperimentation,aworkenvironmentwherepeopleareinformed,empowered,andrewardedforexperimentation,iscriticalforsuc
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cess.AsManagement,itÕsyourjobtocreatethe
cess.AsManagement,itÕsyourjobtocreatetheemotionalandoperationalspacethathelpsProduct,Design,andEngineeringTeamsexperiment.Forthemtobecreative,takerisks,andlearnastheyiterate.IfyouÕreusingaLea
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norAgiledevelopmentmethodology,muchofthi
norAgiledevelopmentmethodology,muchofthismightfeelintuitive.TrackingexperimentationandtinkeringasaninternalperformancemetriccanshowyouifyouÕresucceedinginbuildingaCulturethatencouragespeoplet
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oexperimentandlearn,andforgivesandunders
oexperimentandlearn,andforgivesandunderstandswhenthingsgosideways.
Goal3:PushNotiÞcationsareOwnedbyProduct,notbyMarketing.Forhistoricalreasons,MarketingandMessagingTeamsoftenownresponsibility
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foraProductÕsuserretention.Thisismostcom
foraProductÕsuserretention.ThisismostcommoninteamsthatstartedaftertheadventoftheWeb,butbeforetheriseofMobile.BeforeMobile,theseteamsusedemailtore-engagelostusers,ormarketnewproductstoretained
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users.WhenPushNotiÞcationscameout,itseem
users.WhenPushNotiÞcationscameout,itseemedlikeanaturalÞt:PushNotiÞcationswerejustre-engagementemails,butfaster.SothesameMessagingandMarketingTeamsbecameresponsiblefordesigningandsendingPushNo
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tiÞcations,andbyextension,userretention.
tiÞcations,andbyextension,userretention.. ! . . . Weunderstandhowthiscametobe,wejustthinkitÕsaterriblesetup.ThisturnedPushNotiÞcationsintoachannelforspam.Spamthatjusthappenedtob
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eclosertousersÕbrains.ItcreatedthePush-o
eclosertousersÕbrains.ItcreatedthePush-overloadworldweliveintoday.ItexplainswhyPusharejustoftentreatedassmallercrappieradvertisements,insteadofthoughtofascues.
Segmenting
arerun.Werecommendse
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gmentingaportionofyouruserbasetoconducta
gmentingaportionofyouruserbasetoconductarolloutexperiment.Deploythenewchangestothatsegment.MeasurehowuserbehaviorKPIsarechangingovertime,andhowthesechangesaredifferentbetweenthewholeuserbasea
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ndtheexperimentalsegment(or,betweenacont
ndtheexperimentalsegment(or,betweenacontrolgroupandatreatmentgroupintheexperimentalsegment).IfsheseesstatisticallysigniÞcantchangesinuserbehaviorthatcorrelatewiththechange(andnoothermodiÞcati
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ons,norchance),thatÕsasignalthattheinter
ons,norchance),thatÕsasignalthattheinterventionisworkingasdesigned!Sheshouldfeelempoweredscalingoutthedeployedchangetotheentireuserpopulation.Repeat!Often!IfthemeasuredbehavioralKPIsarenÕtcha
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nging,orarechanginginwaysthatsuggestthey
nging,orarechanginginwaysthatsuggesttheyÕrehurtingengagementandretention,shecanrollbackthedeployment,documentwhathappened,explorerootcauses,andreturnagainwithadifferentexperiment.Noharmdone:s
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omethingextremelyvaluablewaslearned.
Int
omethingextremelyvaluablewaslearned.
Inthisexample,aKPIyoumightconsidertrackingforthisteammaybehowsubtleofachangeinuserengagementcanbeaccuratelypredictedbythetooltheyÕredeveloping.Astheyexper
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imentanditerateandexperimentanditerate,y
imentanditerateandexperimentanditerate,youcouldexpectthemtomakesomequantiÞableprogresstowardimprovingthetoolÕsprecisionandaccuracyatpredictinguserengagementchanges.If,evenwithmorework,theirto
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olÕspredictionsdonÕtbecomemoreaccuratewi
olÕspredictionsdonÕtbecomemoreaccuratewithtime,itÕslikelythatÕsasgoodasthemeasureisgoingtoget,andtheteamshouldstartworkingonadifferentgoal.BecausetheyÕrelargelyoperatingattheedgeofbothhumanun
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derstanding,andtechnology,theirworkwillo
derstanding,andtechnology,theirworkwilloftenresembleacademicresearchmorethananything.Because,tobefair,theyÕreliterallybuildingtoolsnooneÕsevermadetosolveproblemsnooneconsideredsolvable.CutÔem
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someslack.Considerfosteringcollaboration
someslack.ConsiderfosteringcollaborationsbetweentheseDataScienceTeamsandotherinternalteamswitheventslikeinternalsymposiaanddatahackathons.Thesewillgivethedatascientistsvisibilityonwhatproblem
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sotherteamsareseeing,andshowtheotherteam
sotherteamsareseeing,andshowtheotherteamswhatkindofproblemstheDataScienceTeamisabletosolve.Also,Ô20%timeÕthatallowstheDataScienceTeamfreedomtotinkercancreatethekindofinnovationthatmanagementd
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idnÕtknowtoaskfor.6767Alotofgreatscience
idnÕtknowtoaskfor.6767Alotofgreatsciencestartswithabeeranddoodles.Trustus.WeÕre
ehavioraliststoFloatOnceyourProductteamhasincorporatedBehavioralDesigndeeplyintotheirprocessesandtools,theBehav
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orialistsandpolymathsyouÕvestaffedupwith
orialistsandpolymathsyouÕvestaffedupwithshouldbeallowedtodissociatefromtheProductTeamtofocustheirattentiononyourotherbusinessprocesses.Grantthemtheirownbudget,aplacethemorthogonaltoyourstanda
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rdorganizationchart(perhapsreportingtoaC
rdorganizationchart(perhapsreportingtoaCTOorCOO),butnoimmediateabilitytoforcechanges.Treatthemlikeunderpowered,in-houseconsultants.TheirfreedomtounhookfromProductandobservehowotherhuman-facin
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gpartsofthebusinessoperatewillnotjustspr
gpartsofthebusinessoperatewillnotjustspreadthesetechniquesandtheirimpacttotherestofyouroperations,itwillencouragethetypeoflateralthinkingthatwilldrivefutureinnovationbackwithintheProductTeami
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tself.OnceotherteamsarefamiliarwiththeBe
tself.OnceotherteamsarefamiliarwiththeBehaviorTeam,andtrusthasbeenestablished,encouragetheBehaviorTeamtoproviderecommendationstotheseotherbusinessunits,andincentivizethe
certainpredictableway
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s.Inthischapter,weexploreseveralexamples
s.Inthischapter,weexploreseveralexamplesofProductsandEnvironmentsyouÕrealreadyfamiliarwith,andhighlighttheBehavioralDesigntechniquestheyÕveusedtoengineerhowpeoplebehave.ReinforcementLearninga
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ndCues:FacebookFacebookhasmasterfullyemp
ndCues:FacebookFacebookhasmasterfullyemployedBehavioralDesigntechniquestobuildoneofthemosthabit-formingproductsonanyoneÕsphone.WhiletheyÕveusedseveraldifferenttechniques,wefocushereontwo:Rein
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forcementLearningandCues,whichtheyÕvecom
forcementLearningandCues,whichtheyÕvecombinedtogetheranimplementationofCARModel.ÒPINGÓyouhaveanewnotiÞcation!CananyonereallyresisttheurgetoopentheappandseewhatÕsinside?!ThatnotiÞcationstartst
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henextchainofeventstounfold:youunlockyou
henextchainofeventstounfold:youunlockyourphone,ÞndtheFacebookApp,andopenit.AsdescribedbytheCARModel,youÕrepresentedwithaSyntheticCue(acuedesignedbyFacebookthattheycontrol),andyouperformthedes
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iredtargetAction.Then,whenyouopentheapp,
iredtargetAction.Then,whenyouopentheapp,therearenotiÞcationswaitingforyou.And,maybe,oneofthenotiÞcationsisdelightful!Here,FacebookemployedReinforcementLearningtocarefullyinduce
AtBoundlessMin
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d,weexploredthisconceptwithourapp,Space.
d,weexploredthisconceptwithourapp,Space.WewereinterestedinhelpingpeopleregaincontroloftherelationshipstheyhavewithappsbychangingtheimpactoftheCARModel.StimulusDevaluationoperatesbyincreasingt
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hetimedelaybetweenanactionandthereinforc
hetimedelaybetweenanactionandthereinforcementthatauserreceivesforthatinteraction.AsdiscussedinChapters2
rewardingstimuli,whiledecreasingthechancethattherewardcan
,theleadingcausesofdeathwerei
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nfectiousdiseases.Men,women,andchildrens
nfectiousdiseases.Men,women,andchildrensufferedTyphoid,Pneumonia,Fever,Tuberculosis,andInßuenza.Wediedofpathogens70inourwaterandfoodandurbanairfromwhichwe70forwhichwebarelyhadnamesyethadlittl
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echoicebuttosuccumb.Andthensomethingbrav
echoicebuttosuccumb.Andthensomethingbravehappened.WetookseriouslytodevelopingarigorousTechnologyoftheBody.Tomodernmedicine,sanitization,andvaccination.Wechallengedourpreviouslyheldnormsofthes
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anctityofbody,andmenandwomenworldwidein
anctityofbody,andmenandwomenworldwidein
BJFogg.PersuasiveTechnology:UsingComputerstoChangeWhatWeThinkandDo.MorganKaufmann,2002.BillGates.Gatesnotes.URLhttps://www.gatesnotes.com/.JohnGeake.Ne
Pursley Forte Design Systems pursleyForteDScom INTRODUCTION Recently behavioral design and synthesis as seen a re emergence in the design comm unity especially in the design of cutting edge imaging consumer electronics and digital signal processing
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