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Thanks for the good vibes.

The full video covers how to benefit from this in an authentic way, which is more about polite language and timing complements so they are true. Sometimes it's more about the editorial tone.

Absolutley. The surreal thing about the study, is that fake complement work. So why not use them strategically, to make achievements feel better. I was worried that the point was not expressed clearly, so great to see it made sense.

This one was hard to NOT be too cheesey.

Thanks for the good vibes and recommendations. I'm about 60% through the rewrite of my book on this subject, and I'll start sharing the content as it gets closer. I have a dilemma of case studies going out of fashion in a few years, so it's always a dilemma of how to help people see the principles and avoid the problem of using examples that sabotage your content in a few years.

The paper's also great. I hope this clears a few things up.

Not the live sessions. As they're live. However, I'm behind the production schedule so instead, we're shifting to traditional lessons in the tutorials with the uber-edited versions rolling out on a slower schedule in RUclips. So they'll trickle out here.

This is the module intro only. Lessons on blackbody radiation, electromagnetic energy, etc... now being finalized.

Thanks Debs. This is just the start, and hopefully, the system will help you go much faster.

Hey @federicoperin4161. From my experience, psychological models for practice are usually truthful enough to be helpful, even if they distror the science a bit. Typically, they prioritize simplicity over accuracy. I sort of like it, but I find the concepts messy. I'm using some similar approaches, but I'll keep the concepts more closely aligned with neuroscience and behavioral design. Popular biological models get over used for years, even when there's better science to inspire practice. They still teach Maslow in many universities, though there are better motivational models today. I stopped using Maslow's pyramid a few years back, in favor of a neurobiologically based variation that fits with the same motivational systems of mamals in general: Kenrick, D.T., Griskevicius, V., Neuberg, S.L., & Schaller, M. (2010). Renovating the pyramid of needs: Contemporary extensions built upon ancient foundations. Perspectives on Psychological Science, 5, 292-314. However, I discovered that the color associations are light based (not hue per se), but present a shocking systematic pattern when structured by those motivational levels. So I think that framework is onto somethiing. I don't want to sound arrogant, but I believe that I've nailed in far more detail. I like their general direction, but as I'll show, there's a stronger pattern, better tied to the science.

I'm rolling out the video lessons here on RUclips, over the next few months. You can join the tutorials at no cost. We voted to add an extra class. so I'm adding a slightly updated schedule in a day or two. Here's the class: www.behavioraldesign.academy/color-psychology/color-psychology-for-ux-behavioral-design

Hi! I can’t find any videos on RUclips! Please let me know if you have it uploaded somewhere 😊

Are you going to share it on RUclips? I thought it was on RUclips not on zoom. Just realised it was zoom. 😢😭

@@bebsification It's actually mixed across multiple platforms. The more serous lessons in RUclips, with interactive group learning in Zoom, and updates in my school's LinkeIn page. Sorry if it's confusing, but as an experimental free class, it made sense to split it into different platforms.

@@behavioraldesign that is fine I just dont want to mix, I have added to the calendar now I really want to watch the first class, looking forward

Nice to hear from you. This is my hottest UX content, so I'm sure they'll enjoy it.

Great. See you in the tutorials.

Thanks for the good vibes. It should be a fun term.

I'm playing with academic content that is usually to geeky for most of my private academy students. But this is something we'd cover in a university level research methods class-but usually, not in a fun way like this.

I just had my RUclips awakening. I've decided to go whole-hog. Hope you're doing well.

Thanks for the kind words. That inspires me to make more.

Sometimes it's a matter of trying different techie work, and seeing which resonates with your past.

Rather than putting out a few videos, I'm launching a UX-friendly course on color psychology. Thanks for the good vibes.