by david allan van nostrand | Mar 27, 2017 | Research
Circuses. Most of us have been to circuses where tamed animals are trained to perform for the amusement of spectators. In general, the less the performing animals act as they normally would, the more we are entertained. Dancing bears in tutus. Seals balancing balls on...
by david allan van nostrand | Mar 20, 2017 | Human Behavior, Research
We were asked to survey users of stacked washer-dryer units to learn about their likes and dislikes. We agreed, but only if we began with some site visits so we could observe how people used them in their homes. Stacked washer/dryer combos are designed to save space....
by david allan van nostrand | Mar 13, 2017 | Human Behavior
Every day, nearly four million people fly on airplanes. Think of the complexity of what’s involved. Websites are searched, travel agencies are contacted, calendars checked, phone calls made, messages sent, relatives consulted, and so on. A massive worldwide system of...
by david allan van nostrand | Mar 2, 2017 | Human Behavior, Organizational Behavior
Many people are tired of working in companies where they feel they are not valued. Some have come to professional crossroads. All want to express themselves. This is the theme for all those banking and investment commercials. Spread your wings and fly. Realize your...
