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Personality and Preferences (11-30-22)

Burro recently lead a study linking personality and preferences for various wines; it is possible that this team’s findings are applicable more broadly (but can be useful for planning end-of-year parties, regardless).  The researchers determined that “extroverts prefer more acidic wines, sociable people like wines characterized by a high alcohol content and with a more complex bouquet, people with high emotional stability prefer tannic, persistent, full-bodied wines and open-minded people favor wines with a persistent flavor and high levels of tannicity but are sapidity averse.”

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Designing for Personality

BritishPavilion

Developing powerful options

Aligning Design with Personality, Gender, and Training

GreeleySquare

Personality, gender, and professional training all have significant effects on how humans experience the physical world that surrounds them, how they process the information that flows from it into their brains.  Neuroscience research makes it clear how design can support positive experiences for different personalities, genders, and types of professional expertise.
 

Music Preferences and Personality (02-14-22)

Greenberg and colleagues probed links between personality and preferred music styles and it seems likely that their findings can be applied more generally.  The team report that they “built on theory and research in personality, cultural, and music psychology to map the terrain of preferences for Western music using data from 356,649 people across six continents. . . . the patterns of correlations between personality traits and musical preferences were largely consistent across countries and assessment methods.

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Cities and Personalities (12-20-21)

Researchers have learned that as the forms of cities evolve the personalities of likely residents are different, which has design implications.

Personality and Job Performance (12-07-21)

Wilmot and Ones link particular personality factors to success in certain sorts of jobs and their findings are useful to designers aligning design with personality.

Designer Personality: Implications

Tips for aligning with users' mindsets

Personality - Design Links

Fine-tuning spaces for users

Color Preferences (08-26-21)

Jeon, Han, and Namstudied how preferences for particular color vary. 

Personality and Workplace Experiences

OfficeSightlines

Ways of thinking influence ways of working
 

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