November 2020
Intermediate to advanced
258 pages
6h 18m
English
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Index
A
- affinity diagramming, Tagging (coding)
- Agile, Acknowledgments, Research in Agile Software Development, How a Centralized Team Can Take Responsibility for User Research
- Amplitude, The Usage Perspective
- anchoring effect, Hawthorne effect (observer bias)
- AppCues example, Build a Habit Cycle Around Research
- assumption storming, Assumptions: What Do You Think You Know?
- assumptions, What Are Biases?, Find an independent set of eyes
- (see also biases)
- example of, What Are Biases?
- level of risk with, Assumptions: What Do You Think You Know?
- mitigating, Assumptions: What Do You Think You Know?
- reasons for, Assumptions: What Do You Think You Know?
- attribution errors, Confirmation bias
- availability bias, Group attribution effect
B
- Bank of Richness example, Try It Out: Fixing a Field Guide
- BCG example, Assumptions: What Do You Think You Know?
- Beachbody example, Everyone Is Biased, Including You
- betas, as substitute for product research, Acknowledgments
- biased participant, Group attribution effect
- biases, A Set of Rules for Product Research, What Are Biases?
- assumptions and, What Are Biases?, Find an independent set of eyes
- eliminating from research questions, From Problem to Research Question
- external bias, Group attribution effect
- general biases, Biased participant: The know-it-all
- remedying, Recall biases, Assumptions: What Do You Think You Know?
- researcher bias, What Are Biases?
- types of, What Are Biases?, What Are Biases?
- biotech example, ...
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