Behavior Economics Exercises
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Search system
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Matrix structure
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Sequential structure
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Flat structure
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Avoid clickbaiting
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The Four Categories Method
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The hedonic treadmill
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The Octalysis Framework
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Sneaking or preselection
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Overemphasis on status
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What influences behavioral change?
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Physics simulation
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Select the right type of reward
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A third-person perspective influences behavior
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What is behaviorism?
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Light psychology
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Data-driven vs. rule-based decision making
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The limitations of behaviorism
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It matters what you ask
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Extrinsic motivators work for low-value tasks
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Social learning theory
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Rewards can reduce the intrinsic motivation for creative tasks
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Potential abuse or manipulation
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Self-determination theory
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Recognition vs. reasoning abilities
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Challenge
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Extrinsic motivation
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Common AI misconceptions
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Free lunch and Easter eggs
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Mental models in AI context
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Why data beats opinions
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Measuring the unmeasurable
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Explicit feedback mechanisms
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Expectation vs. reality gaps
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Behavioral segmentation to address disengagement
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Pop-up buttons
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Passive behavioral signals
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Analyzing emotional highs and lows in the journey
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Balancing monetary and non-monetary rewards
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Designing effective alert patterns
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When black box models are used
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Designing leading indicators
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Adjusting temperature for creative outputs
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Generate user personas from data
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Handling ethical issues in predicting customer behavior
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Discover moments that matter
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Mapping emotional journeys
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Decision making processes
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Find emotional friction points
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