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I can tell from a Dane's accent, even if he speaks in English, which part of Denmark he is from. Yes, some languages are spoken in several countries, but rarely with the same words and accent, so it is a pretty accurate form of identification.
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I can tell from a Dane's accent, even if he speaks in English, which part of Denmark he is from. Yes, some languages are spoken in several countries, but rarely with the same words and accent, so it is a pretty accurate form of identification.
What I find most disturbing is that peoples lives might well depend on the manner in which they speak. Indeed this blog suggests that the manner of speech in these regions is used as supplemental evidence. Clearly this can be inaccurate and 'hazy'. That matters of life and death can depend on such things again is very worrying indeed , surely the UN 'Group of Experts' can do better than this.
It reminded me of the incident recounted in the book of Judges:
12:5 And the Gileadites took the passages of Jordan before the Ephraimites: and it was so, that when those Ephraimites which were escaped said, Let me go over; that the men of Gilead said unto him, Art thou an Ephraimite? If he said, Nay;
12:6 Then said they unto him, Say now Shibboleth: and he said Sibboleth: for he could not frame to pronounce it right. Then they took him, and slew him at the passages of Jordan: and there fell at that time of the Ephraimites forty and two thousand.
My apologies, but after reading you post I couldn't help remembering this...
Being pedantic I should point out that Roger Meece should have said "We can report and have reported" etc.
There are two different tenses here.
Since we're being pedantic, I could point out that there is only one tense here - present. The difference is in aspect, not tense.
Since we're being pedantic, I could point out that there is only one tense here - present. The difference is in aspect, not tense.
A typical middle-class Rwandan today speaks 4 to 5 languages. How? This scenario explains it easily: born and raised in Rwanda (speaks Kinyarwanda), fled to DRC (Swahili/French) or Uganda (Luganda/English)or Burundi(Kirundi/Swahili/French) or Tanzania (Swahili/English) then educated in one of these countries in either English and French and back to Rwanda where English, French and Kinyarwanda are official languages. So tracing one's origin (especially in the Great Lakes Region)basing on the simple fact of their language abilities is for me the most stupidiest part of this UN report.
As a person who lived and worked during the 1990s in the Kivus I am not at all surprised by the UN report. Written and edited in comfortable UN offices in Kinshasa, probably by people who have never visited Kivu, the ignorance and accusations are nothing new.
The total lack of understanding is a universal UN problem, as the senior members never visited the action areas, or if they do they are guided by other UN factotums who do not want to risk their career chances in the UN.
Swahilli is not widely spoken in Uganda and it's hated for a variety of reasons. In Eastern DRC, you will find many speaking the Runyoro-Rutooro language as well as observing the same customs and traditions as their Ugandan counterparts.
Unlike the Tutsi situation in Goma, the reason for this goes back milenia. It is also main reason why the EAC was and will always remain built on quicksand. Those borders have a lot to answer for!
maybe we need to just give up coltan, diamonds, and gold.
Of course it gets worse; if a person born in the Congo was taken by their parents to either Uganda or Rwanda as a child, and grew up in exile, there is every chance that they will be legitimate members of M23 AND members of the Ugandan or Rwandan army.
Trying to achieve meaningful accountability in this area is a game of musical chairs; occasionally people are caught out when the music stops, but on the whole most get to find adequately secure perches to claim to be 'seated'. And given the ineffectiveness of deterrence at stopping offending, it seems unlikely that the prospect of being punished will really make a difference. OTOH I guess it's worth looking for smoking guns - sometimes they can be 'traded' for better behaviour by the players.
Reminds me of the plot in some movies when someone, faking a different accent/dialect/language, managed to get away from the enemy,police or whatever.
Anyone here did try that?
Don't know about real life. A character Michael Cain played (movie is a million years old. I no longer recall the name. Shirley MacLaine was in it) failed the test faking an Eaton guy. In the plot, it wasn't just his accent, but the content he talked about.
'Gambit', and you are right, it's a million-year-old film, which reminds me that I am an over one-million-year-old person, because I saw it...
Look at us... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCeX2WkBhEY
As for 'Gambit',
A great Michael Caine and a great Herbert Lom!
And look at Caine's tie...
A Cockneytonian!
P.S. Some people say that both films were made in 1966. What a coincidence! But don't believe them...
Sorry, intellectual rigour obliges me to point out that the first movie refers to 1000000 BCE whereas the second refers to 997988 BCE, though this might be wrong as well, because Pope Benedictus XVI just said a few days ago that...
Scholars have known this for decades, of course, but never mind, most of them cannot speak ex-cathedra like him after all, though I know one in Cambridge who...
Re Nov 26, 23:23, You are hilarious! But we learned something though. 1,000,000 BCE, we didn't need faith to move mountains.
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I need to tell you Michael Caine is my "Best Actor" in 1,000,000 years of film history, with slight exaggeration.
To make this more officially Johnsonian, do British Isles folks type one million without the "," after each of the three "0"s from the R? (my R-L dylexia is on holiday). What happens when you type one billion and one trillion? You guys develop 0-phobia ever?
"We"? Ah no, I don't know about you, but I am not guilty of blasphemy or any other thing! I have a dispensation and a papal bull (no, not that kind of bull). Not as old as this one http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d2/Papal.bull.JPG but...
So we know people in Cambridge and Chengyang Bridge. Good.
What about 0's and ,'s?
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What about my comment on the Chinese Navy and other things?
OK, OK. I am doing catch-up. Busy writing another post about Cambridge and blasphemy.
Ashbird (not "you Chinese-American guys"), I am an outspoken person and I will tell you this outspokenly, as I usually do; I hope it won't come across as rude &c. I did not answer your question because you asked "you guys" and I am not "you guys", I am Accrux, so as far as I am concerned you were not asking ME. I never or very rarely (usually joking, as in my "look at us", above) write "we" and "us", especially when countries, nationalities and the like are concerned, because, unlike other people who think they do, I do not represent anyone but myself and I do not speak on anyone's behalf, just on my own behalf. Nor do I allow anyone to represent me or speak on my behalf. I do not feel concerned when I am addressed collectively either.
This is an inflexible principle of mine, so address me individually, never collectively, or there will be no response. You didn't know this, which is why I am replying to you, given that none of "the guys" answered your question in the last four days, either because they didnt read your post or because they didn't feel concerned either or simply didn't care. (Notice that I constantly use the third person.)
I might explain you the 1,000,000/1000000 difference another day on a different thread, if you ask ME. Astronomy, which I studied, has something to do with it, I hope that your "dyslexia" (I still don't know if it's real or a recurrent joke of yours) will allow you to understand it.
On "you guys", I agree. 100%. And echo. In fact, if the copy is not copyrighted and the idea is not trademarked, I would like to, with your personal permission, use it for myself. Thanks already.
I picked up some American slangs so I can fit in when I am in the mood. Other times, I avoid them (not quite like a plague just yet but almost - :)) You have to eat a few French Fries, you know. They are delicious, even though the cardio doc might not approve. Besides, sometime it reflects a sincere respect when you talk Roman in a Roman community.
My dyslexia. I'll just say you don't want me to give direction whether in a car or on sidewalk.
I WILL read your said comment. I owe another commenter an item I promised nearly half a year ago. I never forget a promise. Please give me time. I tend to save good things for last (I assume yours is in the category of good). Not a principle, but an aquired habit. Works, 'cauce the "good" gets my prime-time attention. OK?
One more, Accrux. I am not Chinese-American. I am Chinese in birthplace and culture, and became a naturalized American after obtaining advanced education in America. My advanced education took a little longer than ususal because I have two separate doctoral degrees in two entirely different disciplines, one of which entailing more years of internship after degree attainment.
Chinese-American generally refers to a born-and-raised in America Chinese, children of the generation who immigrated. They are variously referred to as first-generation or second-generation, third-generation, etc. Chinese Americans. I am NOT that.
The distinction is more than semantic labeling. Most born-and-raised in America Chinese do not speak and write Chinese, or if they speak, do not write as a matter of everyday usage. For example, they would not read a Chinese newspaper. There are in this group of course exceptions as well, but generally it is true they do not read Chinese publications.
Now this labeling thing is very important to me. IT is the same as your "principle" of being addressed individually, not collectively. Please therefore do not think of me as Chinese American or you will not get a response from me. :)
You can think of me as an American, that sits well with me. And you can think of me as a Chinese, that sits equally well with me. But I am not Chinese-American as I explained.
I used to have a © and charge a fee for my original ideas, but nowadays I tend to do things gratis et amore, so you have my personal permission to use this one. Just this one. More original ideas will require more personal permissions. Quota: 10 per annum.
According to this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_American
"Chinese Americans (Chinese: trad. 華裔美國人, simp. 华裔美国人, pin. Huáyì Měiguórén; t 美籍華人, s 美籍华人, p Měijí Huárén) are people of full or partial Chinese – particularly Han Chinese – ethnicity who hold American nationality")
you would be Chinese American, but define yourself as you will, of course.
Unlike you (feminine curiosity? ;-) I never asked you where you were from, you took the initiative to tell me. I know why you did it, but you did it. I value individuals, not races, nationalities or religions.
I will think of you not as a Chinese or as an American, but as I always did, as ashbird, but now I know what I have to do if I don't want you to reply or if I want to get rid of you... :-(
I just realized how naïvely I fell into your 'trap', assuming I had done something I did not do. I never addressed you as "Chinese-American", that's not my style. I wrote,
'Ashbird (not "you Chinese-American guys"),'
as an example of something NOT to be done.
I am under the impression that you didn't like my correcting your "you guys" post, maybe it came across as rude, condescending or patronizing, I don't know, but I told you: I am an outspoken person (a trait of my personality that has made me lose friends, relatives, jobs, &c.) and I certainly prefer to be outspoken and straightforward than cowardly or hypocritical.
Your English writing changes dramatically from one post to another...
The emoticon: :)
Your impression is incorrect. You did Not come across as r,c,or p. You came across as infinitely likably striaghtforward. I hope this impression is mutual.
For myself, the most intolerable human characteristic is HYPOCRISY. Once a person has been determined by me to be an irreversible hypocrite to me (this is entirely subjective), that is it. Life is too short to deal with that stuff.
My writing style does change dramatically from one post to another. It is deliberate and designed to address the topic at hand and the person or persons I believe or imagine might be the reader. One, I think, has to be "multi-lingual" in this regard, as you can't achieve X result if Y is the only thing you can speak. I think everybody does that to some extent. Maybe I enjoy doing it more.
I did not trap and you did not fall.
I said "think", not "write".
Don't worry about your trait of straightforwardness too much. Friend who can't take UN-hypocrisy are not worth having. Lose them as quickly as you would a virus. Be you. You will have better bowel movements that way. In a job setting, that is a little different. Some accommodation in individuality and eccentricity is required. That is a fact of life. You need to learn to be flexible without compromising the authentic you. The flexibility is learned. You have to practice, no differently from you have to practice anything if you want to become good at it. It takes years and years of conscious hardwork. I hope I have not come across as preachy in this last part about a job situation. After all, you do it for the money they pay you. That is not entirely unfair.
This reply contains typos and such which I have not time to check.
One last time, the shortest distance between 2 points is a straight line. People make it a million spiral staircases doing a million different directions. 90% of those spirals going this way that way and every which way are made by hypocrites. The remaining 10% by people who just like things complicated. here comes :) again.
Let's play who can be more straightforward. That is good exercise and good for health. Here comes another :).
Reply to the other two will follow. Life calls.
Change "intolerable" in second paragraph in first reply to "abominable". You still have to tolerate it.
I am glad I did not come across that way. Again my bloody outspokeness: sorry, but the impression is not mutual for the time being, because you play little games and I don't like that. There are two ashbirds (maybe more, I don't know), an intelligent Dr. Jekyll ashbird who writes a good English, and a rather silly Mr Hyde who poses as a would-be dyslexic when it suits... him. I like the former, not the latter. Mind you, as you probably know I love humour, hilarity, wit and irony, but intelligent humour, hilarity, wit and ironyHonestly, some of your recent posts—I didn't even reply to two of them, as I usually do—were bordering on... stultitia (I prefer to use a Latin word).
I am multilingual, I speak four languages fluently and read and understand two more, and I have a fair knowledge of Latin and alas, a less fair knowledge of ancient Greek. What you say about multilingualism, and the analogy, is partly correct, but has nothing to do with basic honesty. Unlike some people in these discussion fora, I don't have a personality in my real life and another one here, I am the same person in both. It's different because here people don't know, see and hear each other, but that's all.
Don't worry, I don't worry too much, many years practising, you know.
By the way, your ambiguous use of "you" make your paragraph look as if you were patronizing me, i.e. teaching ME my own 'discipline'! :-(
I detcted some of the typos, but not the "such". Don't worry, as long as they are sincere and spontaneous, I don't care.
ashnbird.... ashbird...
"here comes :) again"
"Here comes another :)"
Jesus! =:-o You are not epileptic or multiorg..... , are you?
No, I don't want to play that game. Except chess (and I don't play often), archery and walking I don't like games, competitions and sports. Things must be natural, spontaneous. Be as straightforward as you like, I'll do the same, of course.
Do you like Oxford commas? I am just asking you in case you want some. By the way, poor Oxford. Flooded and the FULL TERM ended today.
"Life calls"
"Change "intolerable" in second paragraph in first reply to "abominable". You still have to tolerate it."
Yes Domina.
Hmmmm.... I am feeling more than a little ill at ease, Mr. Accrux. I would like now to stop. I think we both made more assumptions about the other blogger than have been borne out. You, in fact, remind me of another blogger who likes to talk about Han a lot. I decline to join that conversation.
In spite of my outspokenness, I dislike being talked to in the manner you are now doing. This is a straighforward statement.
Thank you and all the best to your onward blogging on TE.
I understand how you feel, Mr, Mrs, Miss or Ms ashbird, but I think you started the process that lead to this. It's a mere question of cause and effect and Newton's Third Law of Motion.
I beg your pardon? Do I like to talk about "Han" a lot? Sorry, but you are wrong. Verba volant, scripta manent. Look at my posts. You too remind of another poster. Someone who affirms things which are untrue.
NB: I wrote "Domina" in the strictest Roman sense of the word—which is quite respectable, believe me— not with any other meaning it may have now. As for the "epileptic" and "multi..." I overdid it and I sincerely apologize to you (being as I am an outspoken person, when I apologize I really apologize).
I didn't like being talked to in the manner you were doing lately either, so that makes two of us, but you played little games and I never did such a thing. I always tried to be honest, sincere and courteous and you know it and you liked it. This is another straightforward statement.
By the way, you wrote,
"Let's play who can be more straightforward. That is good exercise and good for health. Here comes another :)"
How fortunate I didn't accept this game, since you have given up after the second round!
Thank you and likewise. I learned a lesson (the nth one) thanks to you, I hope you learned another lesson thanks to me.
I am not a rancorous & resentful person, in principle I intend to keep replying to your posts if I really have something to say. Don't worry, I will do it in a most respecful way, as I did until a couple of days ago, remember? Please feel free to do the same with my posts, once we have learned our respective lessons we could always start anew, you know. If you prefer a farewell, be it, I am or try to be a gentleman and I don't forget you are a lady (since that friend of yours told me something about you and referred to you as a 'big Ego' or whatever it was and as "her", and you never corrected this).
Anyway, I never asked you about your gender, race, nationality, age &c., to me you were just "ashbird", an individual, someone I really liked
I am most probably senior to you and noblesse oblige, so I propose you an armistice or even a peace treaty if you want. According to this treaty I would,
1) Admit that I crossed a red line ("epileptic", etc), withdraw what I wrote and apologize to you AGAIN for it and admit that you were entitled to the reaction you had.
2) Assure you that I will never again refer to your Chinese origin or your nationality, unless you take the initiative to do it on a post sent and/or addressed to me.
3) Assure you that I will never again refer to your gender, unless you take the initiative to do it on a post sent and/or addressed to me.
(In other words, to go back to the status quo ante bellum)
4) Assure you that I will not talk to you in the way that bothered you. This does not exclude academic disagreements, heated arguments, ironies, mild sarcasms, etc, otherwise we might look or sound like Ursulines.
As for you, I propose that you:
1) Withdraw the comparison you made with that other blogger, which is inaccurate and unfair.
2) Assure me that you won't play childish games or pose as a dyslexic or any other thing if you are not, and that when you reply to me you will send me "decent" posts written in an articulate and coherent English. This does not exclude irony, mild sarcasm, witty remarks, puns, whims, emoticons, syncopations, originalities, metaphors, figures of speech &c., of course.
If you want to propose some change, addition or deletion, do it. My Foreign Office and my Minister of Foreign Affairs will study your proposals and will decide if they can be accepted or not. If you don't like the idea in toto, the best thing we could do is to say goodbye for ever and live our respective lives ignoring each other.
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Except the last paragraph, half in jest, half serious, I withdraw everything I wrote above on my Dec 2nd, 07:26 post concerning ashbird. I feel like a stupid with my gentlemanly generosity, offering a lot and asking much less just to please her. I just read this person's conversation with A. Andros on the "The starting point" thread http://www.economist.com/news/books-and-arts/21567326-where-did-book-gen...
the "expand 25 [+] replies" part. Five or six consecutive long posts sent to Andros, some posted twice, almost all the text in bold (which is almost as bad as using all caps), probably thinking that in that way her arguments will weigh more...
Telling stories about her academic credentials, her professional activity, how good and great she is, how much money she earns, etc, virtually advertising herself (for Heaven's sake, only a URL or an e-mail address offering a discount to Economist.com discussion forum posters were missing!).
Resorting to argumenta ad hominem,—obviously lacking solid and cogent argumenta ad rem.—, hubristic, self-righteous, exhibitionist... and I was apologizing to a person like this because of two (excessive, I admit) JOKES concerning a couple of emoticons/words in one of her posts? (see above).
I am really glad she didn't reply and we didn't sign the "armistice" I proposed, after reading this magnum opus of her I would have felt like a real idiot.
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The Psychologist's View of UX Design
You may have heard this story about an elephant:
A king brings six men into a dark building. They cannot see anything. The king says to them, "I have bought this animal from the wild lands to the East. It is called an elephant." "What is an elephant?" the men ask. The king says, "Feel the elephant and describe it to me." The man who feels a leg says the elephant is like a pillar, the one who feels the tail says the elephant is like a rope, the one who feels the trunk says the elephant is like a tree branch, the one who feels the ear says the elephant is like a hand fan, the one who feels the belly says the elephant is like a wall, and the one who feels the tusk says the elephant is like a solid pipe. "You are all correct", says the king, "You are each feeling just a part of the elephant."
The story of the elephant reminds me of the different view of design that people of different backgrounds, education, and experience have. A visual designer approaches UX design from one point of view, the interaction designer from another, and the programmer from yet another. It can be helpful to understand and even experience the part of the elephant that others are experiencing.
I'm a psychologist by training and education. So the part of the elephant I experience applies what we know about people and how we apply that to UX design. I take research and knowledge about the brain, the visual system, memory, and motivation and extrapolate UX design principles from that.
This article is a snapshot of the psychologist's view of the elephant.
1. People Don't Want to Work or Think More Than They Have To
- People will do the least amount of work possible to get a task done.
- It is better to show people a little bit of information and let them choose if they want more details. The fancy term for this is progressive disclosure, which I wrote a blog post about recently.
- Instead of just describing things, show people an example.
- Pay attention to the affordance of objects on the screen, page, or device you are designing. If something is clickable make sure it looks like it is clickable.
- Only provide the features that people really need. Don't rely on your opinion of what you think they need; do user research to actually find out. Giving people more than they need just clutters up the experience.
- Provide defaults. Defaults let people do less work to get the job done.
2. People Have Limitations
- People can only look at so much information or read so much text on a screen without losing interest. Only provide the information that's needed at the moment (see progressive disclosure above).
- Make the information easy to scan.
- Use headers and short blocks of info or text.
- People can't multi-task. The research is very clear on this, so don't expect them to.
- People prefer short line lengths, but they read better with longer ones! It's a conundrum, so decide whether preference or performance is more important in your case, but know that people are going to ask for things that actually aren't best for them.
3. People Make Mistakes
- Assume people will make mistakes. Anticipate what they will be and try to prevent them.
- If the results of an error are severe then use a confirmation before acting on the user's action.
- Make it easy to "undo."
- Preventing errors from occurring is always better than helping people correct them once they occur. The best error message is no message at all.
- If a task is error-prone, break it up into smaller chunks.
- If the user makes and error and you can correct it, then do so and show what you did.
- Whoever is designing the UX makes errors too, so make sure that there is time and energy for iteration, user feedback, and testing.
4. Human Memory Is Complicated
- People reconstruct memories, which means they are always changing. You can trust what users say as the truth only a little bit. It is better to observe them in action than to take their word for it.
- Memory is fragile. It degrades quickly and is subject to lots of errors. Don't make people remember things from one task to another or one page to another.
- People can only remember about 3-4 items at a time. The "7 plus or minus 2" rule is an urban legend. Research shows the real number is 3-4.
5. People are Social
- People will always try to use technology to be social. This has been true for thousands of years.
- People look to others for guidance on what they should do, especially if they are uncertain. This is called social validation. This is why, for example, ratings and reviews are so powerful on websites.
- If people do something together at the same time (synchronous behavior) it bonds them together—there are actually chemical reactions in the brain. Laughter also bonds people.
- If you do a favor for me then I will feel indebted to give you a favor back (reciprocity). Research shows that if you want people to fill out a form, give them something they want and then ask for them to fill out the form, not vice versa.
- When you watch someone do something, the same parts in your brain light up as though you were doing it yourself (called mirror neurons). We are programmed with our biology to imitate. If you want people to do something then show someone else doing it.
- You can only have strong ties to 150 people. Strong ties are defined as ties that with people you are in close physical proximity to. But weak ties can be in the thousands and are very influential (à la Facebook).
6. Attention
- I am beginning to think that the whole idea of attention is a key to designing an engaging UI. I'll write more in future articles about that. Grabbing and holding onto attention, and not distracting someone when they are paying attention to something, are key concerns.
- People are programmed to pay attention to anything that is different or novel. If you make something different it will stand out.
- Having said that, people can actually miss changes in their visual field. This is called change blindness. There are some quite humorous videos of people who start talking to someone on the street (who has stopped them and asked for directions) and then don't notice when the person actually changes!
- You can use the senses to grab attention. Bright colors, large fonts, beeps, and tones will capture attention.
- People are easily distracted. If you don't want them to be distracted, don't flash things on the page or start videos playing. If, however, you do want to grab their attention, do those things.
7. People Crave Information
- Dopamine is a chemical that makes people seek… food, sex, information. Learning is dopaminergic—we can't help but want more information.
- People will often want more information than they can actually process. Having more information makes people feel that they have more choices. Having more choices makes people feel in control. Feeling in control makes people feel they will survive better.
- People need feedback. The computer doesn't need to tell the human that it is loading the file. The human needs to know what is going on.
8. Unconscious Processing
- Most mental processing occurs unconsciously.
- If you can get people to commit to a small action (sign up for a free membership), then it is much more likely that they will later commit to a larger action (e.g., upgrade to a premium account).
- The old brain makes or at least has input into most of our decisions. The old brain cares about survival and propagation: food, sex, and danger. That is why these three messages can grab our attention.
- The emotional brain is affected by pictures, especially pictures of people, as well as by stories. The emotional brain has a huge impact on our decisions.
- People's behavior is greatly affected by factors that they aren't even aware of. The words "retired", "Florida," and "tired" can make even young people walk down the hall slower (called framing).
- Both the old brain and the emotional brain act without our conscious knowledge. We will always ascribe a rational, conscious-brain reason to our decision, but it's never the whole reason why we take an action, and often the rational reason isn't even part of the reason.
9. People Create Mental Models
- People always have a mental model in place about a certain object or task (paying my bills, reading a book, using a remote control).
- The mental model that people have about a particular task may make it easy or hard to use an interface that you have designed.
- In order to create a positive UX, you can either match the conceptual model of your product or website to the users' mental model, or you can figure out how to "teach" the users to have a different mental model.
- Metaphors help users "get" a conceptual model. For example, "This is just like reading a book."
- The most important reason to do user research is to get information about users' mental models.
10. Visual System
- If pages are cluttered people can't find information. Use grouping to help focus where the eye should look.
- Things that are close together are believed to "go" together.
- Make fonts large enough. Use fonts that are not too decorative so they are easy to read.
- Research shows that people use peripheral vision to get the "gist" of what they are looking at. Eye tracking studies are interesting, but just because someone is looking at something straight on doesn't mean they are paying attention to it.
- The hardest colors to look at together are red and blue. Try to avoid red text on a blue background or vice versa.
- People can recognize objects on a screen best when they are slightly angled and have the perspective of being slightly above (canonical perspective).
- Color can be used to show whether things go together. Be sure to use another way to show the same info since some people are colorblind.
So, what's your description of the elephant?
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I havent read half of this post, and Im already loving it. Huge fan of your work. Thank you for sharing this info.
Well it is a great article and the story was really superb to make us understand that what we think that is not the truth. Different people have different views as due to mismatching of thinking power and mentality structure; therefore we can get different results from any work in which group of people are involved. The graphical image describe about the psychological thinking of a person through which we can judge a person quickly. This blog delivers good amount of instruction about human psychology and how to understand its features and structure.
Hi Adam,
Thanks for writing in about this post.
Regarding yoru request for sources to research -- There are several links in the article that go to research. Also, all the research on these topics are in my book 100 Things Every Designer Needs To Know About People. In this post I talk about so many items it would make the article really long to talk about the reearch behind each one. But if you read my book all the references and research are cited in there.
Could the author please provide sources to research backing up claims made in the article?
Hi Barbara,
Thanks for your comment. People want lots of information, but if you give it to them all at once they will be overwhelmed and will stop looking at it/reading it/watching it. Progressive disclosure is useful because it gives them a little bit at a time, and then it is easy (click with the mouse) to get more. The person feels like there is a lot of information available, but doesn't have to deal with it all at once.
Does that answer your question?
A lot of interesting points, Susan - useful for reinforcing my vision to my web designers. I think a distilled version of this would also be helpfull. One question, among many, if you're able to answer, and that is how you square your point about giving less info and letting people ask for more with the later point about the desire for more information in actual execution.
These is a great article. These points also point to many of the challenges facing user researchers.
"Dumbing it down" is the key behind designing UX for the masses. Inexperienced designers often make the mistake of taking the high ground and adding unnecessary complexity in their designs. Understanding the psychology and the mindset of the end-user was a long way in designing a product that actually use and not use the design process as an ego exercise.
Making things simple is a far cry from "dumbing it down." Any idiot can dumb something down, or as you point out complicate things, but it takes true skill and a willingness to put in the effort to make something appropriately simple.
Great article Susan. Like you said I am lazy. I like the one liners to re-affirms what I already know and things I don't i just take it as it is true as it seems logical (my logic is based on what you said in other points are true so I assume the remaining would be true) =)
While reading this article it's useful to remember that it's being written from a psychologists point of view. As a UX professional and designer, I don't agree with all of these concepts - "Make fonts large enough"? This isn't accurate. Try: "Create a visual hierarchy with typography that emphasizes important thoughts."
While there are many design and UX faux-pas in this article, it seems like the overall psychology aspect of it is good, but not great. The problem isn't with the article, but with the context. Susan is trying to cover the entire spectrum of computer-user psychology with one article. Unfortunately that's not possible, but this is at least a good primer for a high-level psychological discussion.
While reading this article it's useful to remember that it's being written from a psychologists point of view. As a UX professional and designer, I don't agree with all of these concepts - "Make fonts large enough"? This isn't accurate. Try: "Create a visual hierarchy with typography that emphasizes important thoughts."
While there are many design and UX faux-pas in this article, it seems like the overall psychology aspect of it is good, but not great. The problem isn't with the article, but with the context. Susan is trying to cover the entire spectrum of computer-user psychology with one article. Unfortunately that's not possible, but this is at least a good primer for a high-level psychological discussion.
Thanks for sharing, this is brilliant, and a complete and concise encyclopedia to the human experience!
I'm only thinking, what new this article brings to a our small usability world? No mistakes, no more than truth, but it's still not enough for professional designing.I expect more from internet magazine about UX.
I have to comment more fully. What an absolutely fantastic article! I have been a salesman for 40 years and am privileged to have received a boatload of training from some of the finest corporate institutions in America. In those training classes from Scott Paper Company, Wells Fargo Home Mortgage, Northwestern Mutual, 3M, Sandler Sales Training, and others, it is all about the psychology of persuasion, based on sound knowledge of what makes people make decisions, whether positive or negative. When I opened my website content company, the first thing I did was to become immersed in psychology, cognitive science, and related subjects. Just as in presenting information to a large group of people, it is not what you say that gets people to pay attention to you but how you say it. I look forward to seeing your next related article with great anticipation.
Susan, thank you for this is so useful as it concise and manageable tool to present to people who have preconception about users, especially folks with formulae!
The "retired, Florida, tired" effect (reported Bargh, Chen, & Burrows) is called "priming," not "framing." Sure, on some level it's tomato, to-mah-to, but good to be consistent in word usage. Framing refers to the way in which you deliver a message or an argument.
I didn't have to read far into this article to be surprised and dismayed at the conviction of the statement "People will do the least amount of work possible to get a task done" and how misleading that statement is.
How do you explain how people invest billions of hours into playing games? Surely a game is entirely contrary to your statement. If the task is of no interest to the person, but an exterior force is pressuring the person to get the task done, then yes that person will take the path of least resistance.
Without context and support for a claim or statement, how can we expect newbies like Sammy Msafiri here create exhilarating and productive experiences out there? With publishing an article on such a popular site comes great responsibility.
This is a nice list of a Psychologist's view of UX, but without any references to actual studies or any research what is backing up these claims? For someone with a PhD, I'm surprised you are making academic claims without any peer-reviewed research.
Thanks for an excellent article. I bought 'what makes them click' and it's a short book with tons of great information. I have recommended it to many people. That reminds me, I must read it again :-)
Thanks for the article. I plan to dig into this a lot more. I did have one question though. I am currently in a class on learning theories and we just finished reading several articles discussing memory and the 7 +/- 2 theory on the number of items people are able to recall. Your post says current research negates this theory as an urban legend. Could you provide some links or references to this research on the new number of items (3-4)? Thanks.
I had a quick breeze over this article. It's great that I'm gonna read it again. Thanks for sharing it Susan.
Great article! Lot of perspective. Would be better if more examples could be thrown in.
Great article Susan! Thanks for using short sentences - it was much easier to read and grasp :)
Thank you. This is brilliant and insightful
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What a superb article/list. I've learnt more in the last 10 minutes reading this than I have following the collective outpouring of the rest of the UX community that I've been following.
Great stuff!
Hi Susan,
I agree to most of the ideas here.
I have some questions in mind, like: "If a task is error-prone, break it up into smaller chunks."
Isn't that gonna make chunks of smaller error-prone task? I think there's no task that's error-prone, it's the design problem.
I also don't think more choices makes people feel in control. More choices might make them feel incompetence, because they can't decide what to choose.
Thanks for putting these ideas altogether!
As I UX designer, I only agree with 90% of these ideas. Still a great article though! There was a lot here I hadn't thought about.
A few disagreements:
"Having more choices makes people feel in control" -- I'd say having an OBVIOUS choice makes people feel more in control.
"People prefer short line lengths, but they read better with longer ones!" -- there's a lot you have to do regarding line-length and spacing spacing to make a block of text easier on the eyes. Longer lines definitely don't mean better reading.
"...prefers short line lengths but read better with longer ones". The typographical term for this is /measure/. About fifteen words per line seems to be a good consensus. Excellent article!
Great article! Being a proffesional UXer and amateur psychologist myself, this article collates a lot of the issues I often raise together.
Regarding Framing I personally am a little skeptical of the actual effects, as I am aware of similar studies that showed no statistically significant difference when performing various types of priming
Hi Susan,
You might want to change framing to priming in point 8. The "Florida-example" you're mentioning is a classic example of priming, whereas framing is all about how you intentionally frame a proposition or fact so it is perceived positively or negatively.
Maybe framing is a subset of priming but I wouldn't say it works the other way around.
I found the article to be incredibly insightful and in exploring a couple of the principles further I had a question about the term mistake versus error in context to human behavior. Principle 3, "People Make Mistakes" uses the terms interchangeably but do you feel there is a difference between the two? (Regardless of how you define the two, I feel the advice to be no less relevant or valuable.)
In my initial research I found "mistake" is often defined as an "error"; however, within the definition of error (on Wikipedia of course) I found mention of a differentiation between mistake and error in context to human behavior. Basically the term 'mistake' was defined as an error caused by fault; fault being in that a human was either careless or thoughtless but had the information to know better. In contrast, an 'error' is a deviation from accuracy resulting from a misinterpretation of a potentially ambiguous instruction or an exclusion of the necessary information needed to attain said accuracy.
While it may seem like splitting hairs over linguistics, I feel the differentiation can aide a designer in creating a better system. For example, we can design a form-entry box for the purpose of collecting a person's phone number in such a way that will accept any format e.g. 555-555-5555, (555)555-5555, 555,555,5555,etc... This may help prevent an error caused by people not knowing what format the system requires and allows them to do what is natural and logical for them. However, that design might in turn exacerbate human errors caused by typing too fast or not concentrating hard enough because the interaction is perceived to be so effortless. In more critical systems, such as those designed for the medical industry, friction is a necessary component an astute designer would incorporate, but in the day-to-day world of product usage I feel this is overlooked by focusing predominantly on the "errors" (as described above) and not accounting for the "mistakes."
The benefit for me - as a perpetual student of design and human research - in differentiating 'error' from 'mistake' lies in creating systems and products that not only 'know' how to help but also WHEN to help. Error prevention used to be such a primary focus until I worked on a system designed to be 'fudgable' (taken from Alan Cooper's book, The Inmates Are Running The Asylum,) in order to keep the user moving forward, even through some fairly egregious errors. (Much like my use of apostrophes, quotation marks and semicolons in this comment)
I have developed a spreadsheet to translate these findings into heuristics that may be used to perform usability evaluations:
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Buzz: Will Players Head To Europe This Time Around?
Andy Strickland tweets "I don't see many NHL players seriously looking at European options unless a lockout extending into mid November or December is expected."
He adds that in regards to rumors about Joe Thornton going to Europe, that he has a home in Switzerland and met his wife there during the 2004-05 lockout.
Strickland writes that Thornton's agent/brother says that he has no current plans to head to Europe.
The NHLPA reportedly is trying to set up exhibition games with the KHL if there is a lockout.
Adam Rotter: I think it will be similar to what the NBA experienced during their lockout. European players will likely stay in their home countries to play for a little while and a few big names, like Derron Williams, will go over to play. Most, if not all, will demand an "out-clause" to return to the NHL.
Guys may just look at it as an extended offseason and just keep working out and finding rinks to skate at. Best thing would be if the guys all came to NY, the ones who won't be playing in Hartford, and rented a rink to scrimmage like they do before training camp starts.
Now that all those rookies have numbers assigned, we currently have only one player without a number (Quigley) and only 6 numbers left unassigned (not counting the retired 5 + Chrebet):
#4, #6, #8, #9, #59, and #73.
That's it.
should have drafted pat o,donnell. he's gonna be good, and i would have moved up in the draft projection contest standings.
Bruschi has Haden > Revis as the #1 cb in the NFL. i'm stunned that he would go against the
Apparently, Zach Sudfeld switched back to #44 at some point this winter too. He was #82 last year, but that was just issued to Quincy Enunwa and Zach's official team page is back to #44.
i think the boyd pick was a waste of a draft pick. if they wanted to take a QB they should have taken one with upside that was available a round or two earlier. i also would not have signed vick. it has nothing to do with his criminal history. he paid his dues and should not be condemned for his past transgressions. if that was the case half the players in the NFL should be banned. i just think that simms is better than both boyd and vick and quite possible better than smith. simms was never given a chance. one game is not a chance especially as bad as smith played for 3/4 of the season. i also would have taken dennard. i think dennard has top 10 talent. i like some of the WR's taken except sanders. he is too small and won't be effective or will be injured in this league. i think they could have taken sanders in round 6. also there was only one offensive lineman taken. that was a big mistake in my opinion.
"Andre Johnson doesn't plan to attend OTAs or minicamp and said he's been "wondering if [Houston] is the place for him."
I like reading that. That is all...
So assuming that geno, vick and Boyd are our QBs, all three will be of African-American descent. Has that ever happened before?
Before anyone writes 'why does it matter?' - it doesn't, I just think it's interesting, as not so long ago having an African-American QB or HC was made a big deal of, kinda cool if all three QB spots are taken by African-Americans.
@Brendan Hmmmmmmm....
(I still think he switches.)
UDFA OLB/DE Zach Thompson from Wake Forest was given #77. As in, not an OLB's number, but a defensive lineman's number.
He's only listed at 265, so I was penciling him in as a SAM or a RUSH, but maybe he's going into the rotation with Wilkerson, Richardson, Douzable, Finau, Hyder, and Grady. This bears watching.
@johnsec125 I think they stay with Quigley "down under" through pre-season. Unless he regresses, they keep him. Having said that, I was expecting a punter in the late 6th or 7 picks (though those plans might have been spoiled by the high risk reward guys they were able to find) so I won't be surprised here if I guessed wrong.
@idothis2 I like Haden, but no, he's not better than Revis. Yet.
In a few years, when Revis's physical decline progresses, maybe. But not now. Revis is still #1, better than Haden, Sherman, Peterson, everyone.
I hope Simms is given some sort of an opportunity. The media etc. have Boyd as # 3 already.
Simms= good mind, good arm, good kid.
His release is screaming for NE to take him. Watch.
@j_spikett Let's dig in.
i think the boyd pick was a waste of a draft pick.
In round 6? Hard to waste an R6 pick. You should spend those on useful backups with upside, which Tajh Boyd most definitely is.
if they wanted to take a QB they should have taken one with upside that was available a round or two earlier.
The QBs with upside available a round or two eariler have as much upside as Boyd does... and possibly less, all things considered. I'll gladly take Boyd in R6 over Aaron Murray or Zach Mettenberger in R4 or R5.
i also would not have signed vick. it has nothing to do with his criminal history. he paid his dues and should not be condemned for his past transgressions. if that was the case half the players in the NFL should be banned. i just think that simms is better than both boyd and vick and quite possible better than smith.
Simms might be better, sure. He's probably not, though. If he is, though, he'll hold off Boyd this August and push Boyd to the practice squad. Only cost a 6th to find out, no big deal.
simms was never given a chance.
Ah, the old Tebow argument. False. He was given a chance, in training camp and in practice, to win the job. He didn't.
one game is not a chance especially as bad as smith played for 3/4 of the season.
Had he played better, he would have received more chances. He didn't. And if you're arguing that, cumulatively, he got fewer chances than Geno Smith, that's fine. He should have been given fewer chances than Geno Smith; Geno Smith is a better prospect than Matt Simms is.
i also would have taken dennard. i think dennard has top 10 talent.
I liked Dennard too. You can't take everyone, though.
i like some of the WR's taken except sanders. he is too small and won't be effective or will be injured in this league.
We won't be using him like that, though. He'll be a subpackage guy, in all likelihood, and he'll have value there. Look at Artrell Hawkins as a good example.
i think they could have taken sanders in round 6.
You're probably wrong. Saunders, Archer, and DAT were all drafted highly, despite being small, because speed kills and all NFL teams covet it highly. Hell, Tavon Austin went #8 overall last year. Saunders would not have lasted much longer if we passed on him, and definitely not all the way into R6.
also there was only one offensive lineman taken. that was a big mistake in my opinion.
Well, we have numerous OL upside plays still on the roster from last year (not just the draft picks, but also Dalton Freeman and Ben Ijalana) and signed two interesting looking UDFAs as well in Tevon Conrad and Brent Qvale. "We only drafted one OL" doesn't mean "we only brought in one OL". Dozier is a beast; between the other 10 reserve offensive linemen, we'll probably find two of them worthy of roster spots.
(Whew, that was fun.)
@NYCPEinGermany That would be a first for this franchise, at least.
I think it's happened before with another team, don't remember. The McNair-Young Titans? McNabb-Vick Eagles? I think both those clubs still had a white guy at QB#3.
@tsjc68 He has the frame to add some weight. 15-20 pounds should put him in a spot to eat up some blocks as a 5-tech.
Knowing nothing about him, is he a guy who would be more like Dooz (attacking pass rusher type) or more like Kenyon Coleman (hold your ground run stopper)?
Simms didn't get much of a shot. He played only with the 2nd and 3rd stringers in pre-season. Smith got all the snaps with the starters in practice during the season. Simms got to play for a half after they were already blown out courtesy of Smith's turnovers. To me Smith got way too much of a chance. He was the 2nd round pick so Idzik had a lot invested in him. I wish Simms got some playing time and snaps with the starters last year so we could see what he's really got. My fear is that with Vick and Boyd, Simms won't get an opportunity and he'll get cut and land somewhere else and become an NFL starter.
@tsjc68 @j_spikett You said Artrell Hawkins when clearly you meant Andrew. THE WHOLE POST IS RUINED.
@tsjc68 @j_spikettAnd a good read. Well thought out responses with no carping which is why I lurk on the Jets blog even when not posting.
That's what I was thinking - 2 for sure, but all 3? Problem is, I don't know other teams well enough to know their #3s.
@tsjc68 @NYCPEinGermany Doesn't matter but does make for an intreresting trivia question. The answer is that it has happened before (2006 Leftwich, Garrard, Gray at JAX). In 2010, when Ben Roethlisberger was suspended, the Steelers did have three black QBs on their roster (Batch, Leftwich again, Dixon) but obviously that was temporary.
@Brendan @tsjc68 Still scouting him, but I'd say more Douzable "active, slashing" 34DE than Coleman handfighter.
I put him at SAM both from a measurables standpoint and from an edge-setting standpoint, as that's the strength I see. If he does bulk up, he might be able to mimic a Douzable passrush, I could see it. Doesn't quite have Leger's first step, but he plays with leverage.
Here's an Andre Williams vs. The Demon Deacons defense clip. Thompson is #98, usually on the left end matched up with the right tackle.
@tsjc68 @Disgruntled Jets Fan @johnsec125 He is on the roster though. NINETY TIMES OVER.
My fear is that... Simms... he'll get cut and land somewhere else and become an NFL starter.
I'll take that bet.
@Bent @tsjc68 @j_spikett Yes.
The key rebuttal: "A computer cannot give consent, therefore, you cannot enter into a consensual relationship with it."
@tsjc68 @Bent @j_spikett Did you see that link from the NY Post last week about the guy who wanted to marry his laptop?
@Bent @tsjc68 @j_spikett Sorry, I was distracted. I just can't stop thinking about marrying my pet. I KNOW IT'S ILLEGAL BUT FIDO LOOKS SO DAMN SEXY.
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Then Texas has to also agree that bush & cheney may never leave their state (trying to connect to climate change and tie the whole thing in one big knot)
@NYCPEinGermany @tsjc68 @MS @jetlife Fine, but Houston has to renounce all claims to Beyonce.
@Bent @tsjc68@1969JAN12th@NYCPEinGermany you'll have to send it back for repair.
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I refuse to discuss climate change on a football blog.
Not that I don't have strong opinions about it (I'm actually kind of jealous of people who doubt that climate change is a reality and a threat, because it must be so nice to still live in that kind of ignorant bliss), but I refuse to discuss it here
@NYCPEinGermany @Bent @tsjc68 Bent has a secret 8-Ball; but instead of answers like "maybe"," "we'll see", or 'it could happen"......Bent''s Magic 8-Ball has real answers to questions about football, life, or the origins of the universe.. Quite extraordinary !
@NYCPEinGermany @tsjc68 @Bent I vividly remember Andre Ware and David Klingler putting up video game numbers and then breaking the hearts of Lions and Bengals fans, respectively.
Andre Ware???
Impressive - most people consider me a football nut, but if (before reading your comment) anyone offered to give me $1 million if I could tell them who Andre Ware played for (or what position he played, for that matter), I'd still be broke.
@Bent @tsjc68 @NYCPEinGermany Good catch, forgot about those Jags.
Seattle last year also had just two QBs, both of them black, in Wilson and Tarvaris Jackson.
WAIT: The 1990 Detroit Lions? Rodney Peete and Andre Ware?
EDIT: Nope, Lions carried a white QB#3 in 1990, Bob Gagliano.


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