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9、 please subscribe for our newsletter. THE PSYCHOLOGY OF SOCIAL DESIGN UXWEEK 2007 JOSH U A PORTER - BOKA RD O D ESIG N Social Psychologist KURT LEWIN “founder of social psychology” LEWINS EQUATION B=(P,E) Behavior is a function of the Person & his or her Environment THE VALUE OF SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY RE
10、SEARCH 1. Standing on the shoulders of others (millions of hours of research) 2. More design & less politics, as research immediately changes roll to one of inquiry 3. Shortcut to the right questions: what are peoples motivations & how do they make decisions? 4. Frameworks provide a good foundation
11、upon which to build a social design strategy 5. Provides insight into the Opaque Value Problem THE OPAQUE VALUE PROBLEM “I cannot understand why anyone would want to do this, or why anyone would want to read these posts. In the past, I would just go off on the subject, as I did with blogging and pod
12、casting when they first appeared. Since then, Ive become a blogger and a podcaster and have been rebuked for my earlier opinions. On the Internet, they never forget. So Im thinking that I should be more analytical in a positive way. I say this even though this is one fad I cannot imagine wasting my
13、time on.” John Dvorak, PCMag, in reference to Twitter HOLD ON A SEC.are social features economically viable? 1. Direct contact with people who make you successful 2. Amplify customer opinion 3. Data, data, and more data 4. Reduce support costs 5. Engender Trust to form lasting relationships Product
14、Ratings Share your own Product Images People who viewed this.buy this Amazon sales rank (social proof) Customers who bought this also bought. Tag this item Add to Wish/Registry Lists Tell a friend Submit a Product Manual Help others find this item Rate this item Customer Reviews Customer Discussions
15、 AMAZON Product Page Social Features Listmania Offsite Reviews So youd like to. Psychologist ABRAHAM MASLOW Famous for his hierarchy of needs MASLOWS HIERARCHY OF NEEDS self-actualization esteem love safety physiological Personal Value Precedes Network (Social) Value! Most people are not selfish, bu
16、t self-interested.always searching first for an answer to “whats in it for me?” How do you Encourage Participation? Focus on personal value first, then social value Good question to ask: “Is your service valuable to someone even if nobody else uses it?” Once people are getting value at a personal le
17、vel, ask “How can we use the collective action of individuals to provide more value?” Psychologist PETER KOLLOCK Early research in online motivation Kollocks 4 Motivations for Contributing Why do people do what they do online? 1. Reciprocity 2. Reputation 3. Increased sense of efficacy 4. Attachment
18、 to and need of a group Axelrods 3 Necessary Conditions to Cooperate Why do people behave at all ? 1. Likelihood of meeting in future 2. Ability to identify each other 3. Record of past behavior Sociologist DUNCAN WATTS Six Degrees: The Science of a Connected Age In addition to providing evidence of
19、 the social influence of users, Watts study also suggests that because of social influence it becomes more difficult to predict outcomes, not easier. Uh Oh ON BLOCKBUSTERS & SOCIAL INFLUENCE What should entertainment companies do to improve their odds of success? The key is to understand that the ou
20、tsize performance of hits is not driven solely, or perhaps even primarily, by intrinsic attributes such as sound, plot, style, or even star power. Rather, (our) new research shows, much of the success of entertainment products derives from social influencethe effect that consumers have on one anothe
21、rs decisions. So in addition to anticipating which features individual consumers might find desirable, executives should adopt strategies that take social influence into account. Duncan Watts & Steve Hasker Harvard Business Review, September 2006 Easy Framework: 3 Life Stages IDENTITY FORMATION Crea
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