We spend way too little time understanding people
We spend way too little time understanding people and way too much-collecting information and making a gut decisions.
We spend way too little time understanding people and way too much-collecting information and making a gut decisions.
We should be spending more time understanding people, understanding psychological models, decision-making, and behavior, and then bringing those insights into our hypothesis, so we can have a better chance of building products and services that actually serve and don't frustrate.
Some tips:
>Use a behavioral change framework - think COM-B/ behavior Change Wheel >Use Psychological models to understand needs and motivation - think Self Determination Theory >Use Behavior Change Design responsibly and understand which techniques make sense for the context >Align and Combine Behavior Insights and Design
I saw this one today on Florian Hameister feed and the credit of the image is from Roberto Ferraro
#behavioralscience #digitaltransformation #innovation
We spend way too little time understanding people and way too much-collecting information and making a gut decisions.
Sources named in this post
- Jill Cane and colleagues, Theoretical Domains Framework (TDF) (2012)
- Susan Michie at UCL, COM-B (2011)
- SHIFT Barrier Codes..Aim For Behavior
- Johnston, Carey, Connell and colleagues, Mechanisms of Action taxonomy (2019-2021)
