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Spicy Food and Aggression (03-29-17)

Batra and his colleagues investigated the relationship between tasting spicy food or seeing spicy food and how aggressive people are. 

Visual Complexity: What is it, why does it matter, and how can you manage it?

Frank Lloyd Wright interior

Visual complexity is an important driver of experience.  Both too much and too little are bad for our mood and cognitive performance.  Neuroscience research reveals how to manage visual complexity, disorder, and clutter.
 

Encouraging People to Be Well-Behaved, Via Design

Surveillance Sign

Want people to obey the rules, do the right thing, keep out of mischief and just generally, behave in socially acceptable ways?  Environmental neuroscientists have done a lot of research on how design can encourage space and object users to be on their best behavior—insights from their studies can be applied in practice.
 

Order and Consumer Behavior

Tidying shifts shopper behavior

Sound in Classrooms for Autistic Students

Keeping sound in check improves behavior

Visual Disorder and Its Consequences (10-28-16)

How is what we see related to how ethically we behave?

Nature Images and Aggression (10-11-16)

Poon and his teammates have determined that nature images can be used to combat aggression; their findings can be applied in a range of spaces where aggressive activities might be anticipated.

Awesome or Mundane Nature

GrandCanyon

Not all views produce the same effects

Eye Contact: Implications

Seeing eyes alters thoughts and behaviors

Designing for Socializing

Socializing

Communicating with each other and spending time together defines us as a sociable species, distinct from the myriad others that surround us.  Design can make it more likely that we socialize in ways that increase our mental and physical wellbeing.
 

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