1. A
Presenta*on
from
The
NewMR
Mobile
Event
22
February
2012
Event
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Mobile
Research:
Beyond
Surveys
AJ
Johnson,
BrainJuicer
2. 2
Mobile
Research:
Beyond
Surveys
AJ
Johnson,
BrainJuicer
Speaker AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK
NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
3. Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK
NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
Jan
11
3
This
presenta*on
will
avoid
the
word
‘Survey’
And
avoid
the
use
of
the
term
‘Mobile
Phone’
4. Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK
NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
Jan
11
4
Which
of
these
mobile
devices
are
capable
of
research?
5. Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK
NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
Jan
11
5
6. Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK
NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
Jan
11
6
Human
behaviour
driven
by
two
decision-‐making
Systems,
1
&
2
…
Slow
Explicit
Analy*cal
EfforSul
Cogni*ve
Proposi*onal
Conscious
System
2
Fast
Implicit
Experien*al
Ins*nc*ve
Emo*onal
Metaphoric
Unconscious
System
1
“We
are
not
thinking
machines
that
feel;
we
are
feeling
machines
that
think”
Antonio
Damasio
7. Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK
NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
Jan
11
7
Jan
11
7
BUT….
Human
behaviour
is
a
complicated
business…….
Individual
Factors
Social
Factors
Environment
(Physical
&
Choice
Environments)
8. Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK
NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
Jan
11
8
“Since
the
majority
of
money
spent
on
market
research
is
spent
on
de-‐contextualised
market
research
–
which
is
essen*ally
asking
people
to
make
a
theore*cal
decision
–
how
much
predic*ve
value
does
this
really
have?”
Rory
Sutherland,
Ogilvy
Vice
Chairman
&
Former
IPA
President
9. Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK
NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
Jan
11
9
So
rather
than
thinking
of
it
as
‘Mobile
Research’
‘Contextualised
Research’
where
the
mobile
device
is
the
ideal
tool
We
see
it
as
10. Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK
NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
Jan
11
10
The
Peak
End
Rule
‘Humans
have
a
tendency
to
evaluate
experiences
by
how
they
end’
Daniel
Kahneman
and
Donald
Redelmeier
11. Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK
NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
Jan
11
11
Why
‘Hot
States’
are
important
to
understand
The Heat of the Moment: The Effect of Sexual
Arousal on Sexual Decision Making, Ariely &
Lowenstein, 2006
12. Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK
NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
Jan
11
12
The
Effects
of
Hot
States
Non-Aroused Aroused
% Saying ‘Yes’
Are women’s shoes erotic? 42% 65%
Can you imagine having sex with a
50 year old woman? 28% 55%
Is a woman sexy when she’s sweating? 56% 72%
Is just a kiss frustrating? 41% 69%
The Heat of the Moment: The Effect of Sexual Arousal
on Sexual Decision Making, Ariely & Lowenstein, 2006
13. Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK
NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
Jan
11
13
8 8
26
37
42
31
47
40
27
34
89 10
5
10
29
19
38
30
25
32
Total
Excited
N
otexcited
H
ot
C
old
JustR
ight
Ill/unw
ell
% Def/Prob buy
% Probably would buy
% Definitely would buy
Average
Monadic
Purchase
Intent
for
Ambient
Food
Concepts
Context
changes
the
way
we
feel,
think
and
behave
* *
Significance shown at 95% level
14. Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK
NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
Jan
11
14
Understanding
the
emo*onal
shopper
15. Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK
NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
Jan
11
15
Measuring
the
impact
of
emo*on
and
psycho-‐physiological
states
during
the
shopping
experience
16. Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK
NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
Jan
11
16
Knowledge
of
how
emo*on
&
visceral
state
influence
purchasing
will
lead
to
behavioural
‘interven*ons’
that
might
be
trialled
Understanding
&
diagnosing
behaviour
Emo*on,
Visceral,
Context
Purchase
data
In
store
behaviour
1.
Do
hungry
people
buy
more?
2.
Do
excited
shoppers/those
in
rush
buy
on
deal
less?
3.
Does
feeling
warm
increase
the
purchase
of
cold
soM
drinks?
4.
Does
anxiety
lead
to
less
1me
spent
in
store?
Interven*ons
ac*ng
on
our
understanding
1.
Place
hot
deli
counter
near
entrance
to
waM
temp1ng
aromas
2.
Generate
excitement
near
fixture
to
reduce
effec1veness
of
(compe1tor)
promo1ons
4.
Play
calming
music
to
encourage
increased
1me
in
store
3.
Adjust
air-‐condi1oning
around
the
drinks
aisles
17. Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK
NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
Jan
11
17
Measuring
experiences
using
mobile
18. Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK
NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
Jan
11
18
Gaining
emo*onal
response
and
discussion
around
live
adver*sing
19. Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK
NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
Jan
11
19
Line
Event
Monitoring
Pilot:
2nd
Half
Visceral
States
All
this
for
a
KIA?
is
commercial
Ame
aBer
halBime
1/2
priced?
These
commercials
blow.
We
won!
Woohoo!
Pats
are
in
the
zone
I'm
sooooo
bored
by
game
and
ads.
Sigh
Go
Giants!!!!
EndZone
Buffalo
wings,
pizza,
lots
of
cookies
!!
Chilli...
OMG
I
can’t
eat
anymore
!
Wow.
Great
catch.
I
think
my
chances
are
lower
now.
Not
great
end
for
the
Pats.
I
wasn't
very
impressed
by
the
Honda
ad
I
liked
it.
Couldn't
believe
they
brought
back
the
valet
guy.
Wow.
Great
ending.
Great
game.
Great
app!
Hunger
gone,
thirst
back
Anxiety
up
3rd
Quarter
4th
Quarter
Comments
Key
Giants
fans
Pats
fans
20. Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK
NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
Jan
11
20
Evalua*ng
new
channels
of
communica*on
Maintaining
the
‘Hot
State’
through
the
experience
to
the
research
evalua*on
21. Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK
NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
Jan
11
21
Unreliable
witnesses…
22. Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK
NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
Jan
11
22
Meet
Our
Detec*ves
Team
Marple
The
case
for
Individual
Factors
Team
Poirot
The
case
for
Social
Factors
Team
Columbo
The
case
for
Choice
Environment
Team
Holmes
The
case
for
Local
Environment
Mass
Ethnography
–
Observing
the
behaviour
of
others
23. Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK
NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
Jan
11
23
Mass
Ethnography
–
Observing
the
behaviour
of
others
24. Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK
NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
Jan
11
24
And
homes
can
talk:
Introducing
BrainJuicer’s
Talking
home
Monitoring
energy
Sleep
monitoring
Video
diaries
and
camera
observa*ons
Measuring
connected
technology
Monitoring
appliance
usage
Capturing
emo*on
Personal
measurement
25. Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK
NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
Jan
11
25
Measuring
interven*on
Week
1
Week
2
Week
3
Week
4
State
of
the
art
designer
bin
delivered
to
house
No
interven*on
No
interven*on
Pro-‐recycling
mail
sent
to
home
26. Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK
NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
Jan
11
26
What
to
take
away
from
all
this
S To
maximise
the
success
of
research
using
mobile
devices
– Play
to
its
strengths
and
embrace
the
opportuni1es
it
brings
– Frame
research
design
with
an
understanding
of
human
behaviour
S We
need
to
be
beer
at
contextualising
research.
Mobile
is
a
great
tool
for
doing
this
S Mobile
technology
will
con1nue
to
rapidly
develop.
We
have
only
seen
the
beginning
of
the
research
poten1al
S And
please
don’t
just
think
surveys
when
you
hear
the
term
mobile
research
27. Speaker: AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK
NewMR Mobile Event, 22 Feb 2012, Session 2
Q
&
A
Jan
11
27
Ray Poynter
Vision Critical
AJ Johnson
BrainJuicer
28. 28
Thank
you
Contact
aj.johnson@brainjuicer.com
Speaker AJ Johnson, BrainJuicer, UK
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29. A
Presenta*on
from
The
NewMR
Mobile
Event
22
February
2012
Event
sponsored
by
Vision
Cri1cal
All
copyright
owned
by
The
Future
Place
and
the
presenters
of
the
material
For
more
informa1on
about
Vision
Cri1cal
visit
www.visioncri1cal.com
For
more
informa1on
about
NewMR
events
visit
newmr.org
Mobile
Research:
Beyond
Surveys
AJ
Johnson,
BrainJuicer