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The science of

Happy

Design

@paminthelab Change Sciences

SXSW 2015

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Technology makes us DIStracted

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It leaves us Lonely

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Reality is distorted

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Technology may make us stoopider

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Nomophobia yeah I think I have that

Beth, Millennial

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We feel addicted

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We can imagine HIGH-TECH

HAPPINESS

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But then…

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Pamela

Pavliscak (part researcher, part data scientist)

@paminthelab change sciences

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data

despair

reality

WTF

experiments

happiness

Robot apocalypse the pursuit of happiness

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Global Values Survey and Gallup Happy Planet Index

Access to technology can mean Greater

happiness

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1996 Made first website

1997 Used Amazon.com for the first time

2000 Bought a Pets.com sock puppet

2001 Consulted fetus/fruit timeline on Babycenter.com

2008 Established dog’s social media presence

2013 Discovered Twitter

2014 Made a Tumblr blog with daughter

A few Happy moments

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And there is this…

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Is it possible for technology & happiness to

CO-EXIST?

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We could ASK

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Surveys

interviews

Diaries

SAMPLING

Observation

Biometrics

SENSING

Eye tracking

Social listening

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We could OBSErVE

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Surveys

interviews

Diaries

Sampling

Observation

Biometrics

Sensing

Eye tracking

Social listening

@paminthelab

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We could TRACK

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Surveys

interviews

Diaries

sampling

Observation

Biometrics

Eye tracking

sensing

Social listening

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We could Listen

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#100happydays

behavioral economics

neuroscience

positive psychology

happiness #instagood

micro-volunteering

affective computing

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Online study

8000 people 300 sites Diaries

1000 people Interviews

500 people Social listening

50 concepts/brands

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Does happiness matter?

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Rated Better Than Other Sites

Ha

ppine

ss R

ating

Afte

r Use

N=8000

Happiness = Better

Amazon Zappos

Expedia

WebMD

Ally

HGTV

eHealth

Chase

Apple

Kayak

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American HealthCare.gov Kayak Amazon Express

57 70 77 53

Happiness = likely to return

American HealthCare.gov Kayak Amazon Express

57 70 77 53

Likelihood to return

Ha

ppine

ss R

ating

Afte

r Use

Amazon Zappos

Expedia

WebMD Chase Home Depot

Kayak

Hotels.com USAA

@paminthelab

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American HealthCare.gov Kayak Amazon Express

57 70 77 53

Happiness

R

ecom

mend

ation

s Happiness = Recommendations

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Happy sites 65+ social sentiment score Less happy

45 avg social sentiment score

Happiness = Positive talk

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What does happiness Mean?

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Source: Change Sciences

Not too busy

Beautiful and colorful My favorites are easy to

use

It has to be simple & clean

Convenience above all else

People say this

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parallax simple authentic

cinemagraph cats infographics video

mobile responsive

clever flat IoT

big

cards

blurred geometric

hipster low poly

Shutterstock, 2015

Designers think maybe this

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WIFI

self- actualization

self- esteem

belonging

safety

physical well-being PERMA

There are Many models

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Is it Delight?

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delight

research

explore

create

analyze

plan

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Everything on his site is funny but I have no idea why I would even need a password

Dave, GenX

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I got a notification as I walked through the store as if my phone anticipated what I was going to do

Ronja, Millennial

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meh wow OMG yes mmm

(

- - (

( (

( ( ! !

Happiness varies in intensity

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weeks days hours minutes now now minutes hours days now

anticipate

savor

express

recall

Happiness unfolds over time

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I use this app almost every day but I do not remember much really

Brett, Millennial

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Design fog

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connected

in control

entertained

challenged

nurtured

informed

smart

inspired

creative

Happiness is made of this

powerful

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Pleasure

+ Purpose

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Can we create Happiness?

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01 ease

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Source: Change Sciences

Ease

of

Use

Com

bined

Sco

re

75

Easy is the starting point

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It takes a certain amount of Pavlovian conditioning to use the site

Mick, Gen X

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AUTONOMY

I can accomplish it without questions

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CONTROL

I am a bit less anxious

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MASTERY

I’ve got this down

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02 trust

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AUTHENTICITY

There is a real person in there

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RESPECT

You know the boundaries

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I know it s an algorithm but it feels more like a friend

Ali, Millennial

“ ‘

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CARE

You’ve got me covered

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We were on the road and I worried a little but the system worked

Todd, GenX

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03 creativity

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+ + + =

WE feel EXPECTATION CREEP

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PLAY

I can try things out without risk

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Discovery

You surprise me a little

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It is a balance of new discoveries and old friends

Adrianne, Millennial

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Serendipity

I’ll leave it to you

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Making

I can create what’s important to me

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My little sister loves to draw and I love sharing photos of her

Antonia, GenZ

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04 connection

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LIKE-MINDED

I belong here

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Seeing that people repost my pins makes me feel like I am actively involved in the art community

Alyson, Millennial

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Presence

People I care about are here

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I love to see what other people are looking for

Carol, Boomer

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Community

We share an interest

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I have connected with new people around the world and we help each other out all the time

Mike, Millennial

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I feel happy when I can make someone else happy

April, Millennial

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05 meaning

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knowledge

I am constantly learning

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CONTINUITY

I move between digital & real

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I check on HONY every day because there is always a story that inspires me to do or give more

Janessa, Millennial

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NARRATIVE

I’m part of a bigger story

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Positive design is about possibilities

Positive design helps people be more awesome

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Happiness

The one measure that matters

Just No

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Source: Change Sciences

The happy path

Pleasure + purpose

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elements of happiness

ease of use

creativity

trust connection

meaning

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Positive Design

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