CHI '11 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems 2011
DOI: 10.1145/1979742.1979855
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Engaging energy saving through motivation-specific social comparison

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“…Despite the observable evidence that humans are liberally endowed with intrinsic motivational tendencies, according to [14], this propensity is something expressed only under specific conditions. Although, in the field of commercial efficacy, the most salient motivation is of the extrinsic type, by the underlying economic activity, according [15], feedback continues to be a very useful personal and hierarchical control mechanism for the development of the employee and his/ her company. This allows you to not only monitor and compare your behavior, but also evaluate its performance.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Despite the observable evidence that humans are liberally endowed with intrinsic motivational tendencies, according to [14], this propensity is something expressed only under specific conditions. Although, in the field of commercial efficacy, the most salient motivation is of the extrinsic type, by the underlying economic activity, according [15], feedback continues to be a very useful personal and hierarchical control mechanism for the development of the employee and his/ her company. This allows you to not only monitor and compare your behavior, but also evaluate its performance.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When 'checking in' in locations, such as bars or restaurants, users are rewarded with badges that essentially reflect the frequency of their visits. Also in the context of energy efficiency, several studies utilized game mechanics and social comparison to engage users in an active energy conservation [5,11,13]. In the EnergyWiz application [13], for instance, users are able to compare their consumption to the energy demand of other users.…”
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“…There are different ways to use these monitoring technologies to encourage inhabitants to reduce their usage, e.g., by changing their energy consumption behavior or by increasing the insulation level of their houses. Many projects try to encourage people to have more green behavior by comparing their energy usage to others [4], [5]. However, if someone finds out that his or her usage is much higher than average, he or she may find some excuses like this: "my house is larger than average, so it is reasonable to use more energy to heat it up"; and this may be correct or it may not.…”
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confidence: 99%