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Closing talk at Monktoberfest 2014 - http://monktoberfest.com

Centered on the idea that change is hard and asking people to change is hard because the act of change breaks a bit of self-esteem. We should provide ways to support people in change through design, community and other sources of efficacy -> confidence -> self-esteem that can fill the gaps we create when we break old behaviors (or ideas) to create new ones.

Closing talk at Monktoberfest 2014 - http://monktoberfest.com

Centered on the idea that change is hard and asking people to change is hard because the act of change breaks a bit of self-esteem. We should provide ways to support people in change through design, community and other sources of efficacy -> confidence -> self-esteem that can fill the gaps we create when we break old behaviors (or ideas) to create new ones.

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Psychological demands of technology, or how your product is killing my self-esteem

  1. 1. Psychological demands of technology { Or, how your product is killing my self-esteem
  2. 2. Geek  Facts win Only child  Bad at empathy
  3. 3. Mechanics of addiction for profit  **********
  4. 4. Empathy and experience  Proof Positive reinforcement  Support
  5. 5. Efficacy  Confidence Confidence  Self-esteem
  6. 6. Learning something new  Sucking for a while
  7. 7. Challenged efficacy  Challenged confidence Challenged confidence  Challenged esteem
  8. 8. Changing behavior  Hurts Community support  Fills the gap
  9. 9. Cambrianly exploding
  10. 10. New patterns
  11. 11. New architectures
  12. 12. New cultures
  13. 13. New metaphors
  14. 14. New interfaces
  15. 15.  Demand change
  16. 16.  Demand failure
  17. 17.  Demand losing confidence
  18. 18.  Demand losing esteem
  19. 19.  Demand suffering
  20. 20. Make change consumable
  21. 21. Design for efficacy
  22. 22. Build ideas to last
  23. 23. Fill discontinuities
  24. 24. Create community
  25. 25. Remove friction
  26. 26. Break barriers
  27. 27. fin. thx. @aneel

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