When designing behavioural interventions you should address the factors to adoption. Context is variable but humans psychology is consistent. In my work these two often show up: Normative pressure - Values, norms, and expectations shared among a social network slow adoption in order to fit into a broader social structure Perceived switching cost - The gains of the designed change are not perceived subjectively higher than the losses of giving up old behavior

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I always find it strange when I'm asked to explain something like I'm speaking to 5yo - most 5yo I know are sociopath's.

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I've been looking at typical barriers to tech. adoption. What am I missing? - Cost: The initial investment or recurring costs. - Complexity: New tech. difficult to understand, and use, leading to reluctance. - Compatibility: Incompatibility with existing systems. - Limited benefits: Perceived benefits do not outweigh the costs. - Resistance to change: Change can be uncomfortable. - Lack of training or support: Insufficient knowledge, skills or key support. - Security and privacy concerns: Fears around data security and privacy. - Inadequate infrastructure: Inadequate internet connectivity or infrastructure. - Limited awareness: Lack of awareness or understanding about the benefits. #AskNostr #freedomtech