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Making serious applications more engaging by increasing feedback to stimulate action, through the application of principles of Cognitive Psychology and Behaviorism.
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Does rewarding of daily tasks drive away a group of users?
I noticed that some websites invite me to do a particular kind of activity daily. For example, Duolingo would challenge me to learn a language for 10 days in a row and StackExchange would give me a go …
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Does showing funding progress and having deadlines actually speed up fundraising?
I noticed a trend on sites like Kickstarter or Wikipedia where users are asked to donate towards some cause. There's usually a progress bar shown and a deadline after which the fundraising is going to …
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