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Design for sustainable behaviour: strategies and perceptions
This paper presents selected findings of doctoral research exploring how design could be used to influence user behaviour towards more sustainable practices. It describes three strategies for changing user behaviour through design drawn from literature and outlines the methodology and findings of a case study exploring the application of these strategies in sustainable design. Drawing on the perceptions of design professionals interviewed in response to one of the concepts generated, the paper goes on to explore the perceived acceptability and effectiveness of these strategies. It concludes by commenting on the wider implications of these perceptions for ongoing research.
Design for sustainable behaviour: strategies and perceptions
This paper presents selected findings of doctoral research exploring how design could be used to influence user behaviour towards more sustainable practices. It describes three strategies for changing user behaviour through design drawn from literature and outlines the methodology and findings of a case study exploring the application of these strategies in sustainable design. Drawing on the perceptions of design professionals interviewed in response to one of the concepts generated, the paper goes on to explore the perceived acceptability and effectiveness of these strategies. It concludes by commenting on the wider implications of these perceptions for ongoing research.
Design for sustainable behaviour: strategies and perceptions
Lilley, Debra (author)
Design Studies ; 30 ; 704-720
2009-01-01
17 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
Design for sustainable behaviour: strategies and perceptions
| Online Contents | 2009
Design for sustainable behaviour: strategies and perceptions
| Online Contents | 2009
Design for sustainable behaviour: strategies and perceptions
| British Library Online Contents | 2009