(Shared this earlier today)
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:
1. Normative pressure - Values, norms, and expectations shared among a social network slow adoption in order to fit into a broader social structure
2. 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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