Cognitive biases and principles that affect UX

Post by danbenoni » Fri, May 15, 2020, 1:16 PM UTC

31337 wrote: post #40

danbenoni wrote: post #20

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Thanks James! And thanks for sharing 31337. Never heard of ScholarPedia, just took a look. I know what James was referring to (a list of biases), but I couldn't find that on ScholarPedia. I also tried a dozen queries with individual cognitive biases and couldn't find most. Is there a sub-category that I missed?

Scholarpedia works differently than Wikipedia for searches. You need to figure the categories for each since they are mostly academic writings. For individual cognitive biases, You can have a look at Behavioral Operations by Stephanie Eckerd and Elliot Bendoly " In particular, cognitive psychology addresses (among other things) an individual's decision-making biases and use of heuristics as an attempt to overcome bou…

Post by danbenoni » Fri, May 15, 2020, 1:20 PM UTC

1ark wrote: post #39

cosmotic wrote: post #22

Ironic the site has such a bad UX. Emoji make it hard to read; all the information is pointlessly in collapsing boxes, it has screwy animations and scrolling, crazy hover effects, bad zoom (it's blurry), silly checkmarks instead of bullet points...

I had hoped that reader mode would work. But that was a mess too.