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Decision-making psychology in daily life
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Module 6
Module 6: Applying Choice Architecture Ethically
1
Guiding User Decisions with Choice Architecture
Define choice architecture and its role in guiding user decisions within a digital environment.
Define choice architecture and its role in guiding user decisions within a digital environment.
2
Designing for Minimal Cognitive Load
Structure an interface or information hierarchy to minimize cognitive load and simplify decision-making for the user.
Structure an interface or information hierarchy to minimize cognitive load and simplify decision-making for the user.
3
Designing Consequence-Aware Feedback
Design feedback mechanisms that help users understand the immediate and long-term consequences of their choices.
Design feedback mechanisms that help users understand the immediate and long-term consequences of their choices.
4
Unmasking Dark Patterns
Identify and deconstruct common 'dark patterns' that exploit decision-making biases unethically.
Identify and deconstruct common 'dark patterns' that exploit decision-making biases unethically.
5
Ethical Design: A Personal Framework
Develop a personal ethical framework for applying psychological principles in your design practice.
Develop a personal ethical framework for applying psychological principles in your design practice.
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