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Blink Blink Presented by: Presented by: Melanie Swan, Futurist Melanie Swan, Futurist MS Futures Group MS Futures Group 650-681-9482 650-681-9482 [email protected] http://www.melanieswan.com http://www.melanieswan.com Chapter 5: Kenna’s Dilemma Chapter 5: Kenna’s Dilemma NIH BCIG NIH BCIG March 23, 2006 March 23, 2006 Licensing: Creative Commons 3.0

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Blink. Chapter 5: Kenna’s Dilemma. Presented by: Melanie Swan, Futurist MS Futures Group 650-681-9482 [email protected] http://www.melanieswan.com. NIH BCIG March 23, 2006. Licensing: Creative Commons 3.0. First…test your blink skills. Is this song going to be a hit? Scale of 1-4 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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BlinkBlink

Presented by: Presented by: Melanie Swan, FuturistMelanie Swan, FuturistMS Futures GroupMS Futures [email protected]://www.melanieswan.comhttp://www.melanieswan.com

Chapter 5: Kenna’s DilemmaChapter 5: Kenna’s Dilemma

NIH BCIG NIH BCIG

March 23, 2006March 23, 2006Licensing:

Creative Commons 3.0

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First…test your First…test your blinkblink skills skills

Is this song going Is this song going to be a hit?to be a hit?

Scale of 1-4Scale of 1-4

1 is “I dislike the 1 is “I dislike the song”song”

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Pick the Hits – Wash DCMusic Research – CA

1.3, 0.8

Movie, political poling

Opposite blink reactionsOpposite blink reactions

Craig Kallman, Co-President Atlantic

RecordsFred Durst, Lead Singer

LimpbizkitPaul McGuinness,

Manager U2

The Experts Market Research

Who’s right? Who’s wrong?Who’s right? Who’s wrong?

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The Pepsi ChallengeThe Pepsi Challenge

Initially, 57% preferred Pepsi in the Initially, 57% preferred Pepsi in the sip testsip test

Then New Coke started to winThen New Coke started to win But the market rejected New Coke’s But the market rejected New Coke’s

launchlaunch ……Context is importantContext is important

Sip test is not the relevant context; Coke Sip test is not the relevant context; Coke wins in the home testwins in the home test

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Louis CheskinLouis Cheskin

The product is the product + the The product is the product + the packagepackage MargarineMargarine BrandyBrandy 7-Up7-Up

Many unconscious factors go into how Many unconscious factors go into how our impressions are formedour impressions are formed

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The Aeron chair, you vote…The Aeron chair, you vote…

ComfortComfort

Scale of 1-10Scale of 1-10(10 is perfect)(10 is perfect)

AestheticsAesthetics

Scale of 1-10Scale of 1-10

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Aeron responseAeron response

Initial scores - Comfort: 8, Aesthetic: 2,3Initial scores - Comfort: 8, Aesthetic: 2,3 Later scores – Comfort: 8, Aesthetic: 8Later scores – Comfort: 8, Aesthetic: 8 Message: it is hard for us to explain our Message: it is hard for us to explain our

feelings about unfamiliar thingsfeelings about unfamiliar things Potential problem with market research Potential problem with market research

is that it is too blunt to distinguish is that it is too blunt to distinguish between between badbad and and different/newdifferent/new All in the Family, Mary Tyler MooreAll in the Family, Mary Tyler Moore

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When to When to blinkblink

Blink judgments are accurate and Blink judgments are accurate and helpful in the right context, otherwise helpful in the right context, otherwise can be misleadingcan be misleading Record industry experts with Kenna’s Record industry experts with Kenna’s

musicmusic Gottman’s couples diagnosisGottman’s couples diagnosis Snippet of surgeon’s conversationSnippet of surgeon’s conversation

Out of contextOut of context Market research firms with Kenna’s musicMarket research firms with Kenna’s music Coke in the sip testCoke in the sip test

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Conclusion: Expertise and context Conclusion: Expertise and context signal accuracy of blink judgmentssignal accuracy of blink judgments

First impressions of experts can be trustedFirst impressions of experts can be trusted Only experts can reliably account for their Only experts can reliably account for their

reactions reactions Our unconscious reactions come out of a Our unconscious reactions come out of a

locked room, with locked room, with experienceexperience, we can , we can become experts at using our behavior and become experts at using our behavior and training to interpret and decode first training to interpret and decode first impressionsimpressions

Blink impressions are not wrong, only shallow Blink impressions are not wrong, only shallow (hard to explain, easy to misinterpret) when (hard to explain, easy to misinterpret) when they are outside our areas of expertise they are outside our areas of expertise