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The Design Psychologist | Psychology for UX, Product, Service, Instructional, Interior, and Game Designers
Thomas Watkins
17 episodes
3 days ago
Why is it so hard to change behavior—even when people already know exactly what to do? Design your next learning experience so people don’t just understand what to do— they actually do it. By uncovering the psychology behind the knowing–doing gap, you’ll gain practical tools to move your audience from passive understanding to sustained action. Our guest, Julie Dirksen, has spent two decades helping organizations design training and products that lead to measurable behavior change. WHA...
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Why is it so hard to change behavior—even when people already know exactly what to do? Design your next learning experience so people don’t just understand what to do— they actually do it. By uncovering the psychology behind the knowing–doing gap, you’ll gain practical tools to move your audience from passive understanding to sustained action. Our guest, Julie Dirksen, has spent two decades helping organizations design training and products that lead to measurable behavior change. WHA...
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Closing the Knowing-Doing Gap: Designing for Real Behavior Change (with Julie Dirksen)
The Design Psychologist | Psychology for UX, Product, Service, Instructional, Interior, and Game Designers
1 hour 12 minutes
3 days ago
Closing the Knowing-Doing Gap: Designing for Real Behavior Change (with Julie Dirksen)
Why is it so hard to change behavior—even when people already know exactly what to do? Design your next learning experience so people don’t just understand what to do— they actually do it. By uncovering the psychology behind the knowing–doing gap, you’ll gain practical tools to move your audience from passive understanding to sustained action. Our guest, Julie Dirksen, has spent two decades helping organizations design training and products that lead to measurable behavior change. WHA...
The Design Psychologist | Psychology for UX, Product, Service, Instructional, Interior, and Game Designers
Why is it so hard to change behavior—even when people already know exactly what to do? Design your next learning experience so people don’t just understand what to do— they actually do it. By uncovering the psychology behind the knowing–doing gap, you’ll gain practical tools to move your audience from passive understanding to sustained action. Our guest, Julie Dirksen, has spent two decades helping organizations design training and products that lead to measurable behavior change. WHA...