17 'Memory'
Psychology Biases.

How users remember, forget, or recall information.

Memory

Provide Exit Points

Invite users to leave your app at the right moment

Memory

Delighters

People remember more unexpected and playful pleasures

Memory

Shaping

Incrementally reinforcing actions to get closer to a target behavior

Memory

Chunking

People remember grouped information better

Memory

Storytelling Effect

People remember stories better than facts alone

Memory

Availability Heuristic

Users favor recent and available information over past information

Memory

Zeigarnik Effect

People remember incomplete tasks better than completed ones

Memory

Spacing Effect

People learn more effectively when study sessions are spaced out

Memory

Recognition Over Recall

It's easier to recognize things than recall them from memory

Memory

Serial Position Effect

It's easier for users to recall the first and last items of a list

Memory

Sensory Appeal

Users engage more with things appealing to multiple senses

Memory

Picture Superiority Effect

Users remember pictures better than words

Memory

Internal Trigger

When users are prompted to take action based on a memory

Memory

Peak-End Rule

People judge an experience by its peak and how it ends.

Memory

Method of Loci

People remember things more when they're associated with a location

Memory

Endowment Effect

Users value something more if they feel it's theirs

Memory

Negativity Bias

Users recall negative events more than positive ones

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