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Pseudo-Set Framing
Definition
Pseudo-Set Framing is a design strategy that motivates people to reach a point of completion by randomly grouping items or tasks and presenting them as part of a "set." It was developed based on Gestalt psychology and is motivated to reach a point of completion by changing the perception of incompleteness.
Explanation
Pseudo-Set Framing manipulates the user’s perception to motivate them to reach a completion point. For example, a to-do list app might display a message like “One set completed!” or highlight the items completed to motivate the user to complete more items when the user completes their daily goal. This framing creates a positive experience by giving the user a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction, and motivating them to complete tasks.
Importance
Pseudo-Set Framing is effective in a variety of situations. This framing can encourage people to take action, such as putting in more effort, spending more money, or investing more time. It can be used in a variety of fields, such as user experience design, marketing strategy, and game design.
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