Concept
Study 1 Discussion
- Emails can motivate people in an online community simply by reminding subscribers of an opportunity to contribute
- The content of the emails made a difference. Making members feel unique encouraged them to contribute more in general and especially to contribute to the areas where they were unique
- Reminding participants of the benefits that either they or others receive from contributions decreased the number of ratings they made compared to participants who received no reminders of benefit
- Telling participants simultaneously about both benefits that they and others receive led to more effort than telling them about either one alone
- Possible the emails they sent out did not sufficiently convey the types of benefit they were attempting to make salient
- Possible that strong opinions could not be swayed by short explanations in emails
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Updated 2020-11-15
Tags
UX Research Fall 2020
CSCW (Computer-supported cooperative work)
Computing Sciences