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The Art of the No-Decision Decision

A session at SXSW Interactive 2012

The art of the no-decision decision: getting people to change without thinking. How do you change behavior? We are at mental capacity, and most external attempts to change our behavior fail because they require too much mental energy; any deviation from the status quo is asking too much. Behavioral economists and corporations alike are tapping into this idea of the no-decision decision, from combating obesity with the size of our popcorn buckets to engineering higher game engagement with an ugly carpet. How can we pull this lever to improve user experiences? Which companies are already doing this successfully? By employing semantic technologies we can lower the barrier to behavior change and engineer structures that facilitate the very change we seek – whether it is improving the health of a generation or propelling a social movement from 'awareness' to 'action'.

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Peter Sheahan

CEO, ChangeLabs

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12 attendees

  • Gustavo Diamantino
  • jeremydaly
  • Kelsey-Lee LeGassick
  • Leigh Muzslay Browne
  • Patricia Marinho
  • Peter Sheahan
  • Sarita Bhatt
  • Todd Nolley
  • theupexperience
  • Martin Thörnkvist
  • Todd Budnikas
  • toft

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  • Bryan Jones
  • todd elliott
  • Dane Knecht
  • Jen Simmons
  • Justin Shreve
  • Nick Parish
  • Ryan Berg

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When

Time 5:15pm5:30pm CST

Date Sun 11th March 2012

Where

Texas Ballroom 4-7, Hyatt Regency Austin

Session type

Future15

Session Hash Tag

#nodecision

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