UX/UI Design
Problem：
Slander behavior occurs frequently in daily life, both personally and in social circles, and most people have been hurt by this kind of language. Excessive slander can even constitute slander and insul
Solution：
Design an app that can help people reduce and solve slander behavior. The app interprets the changes in personal slander behavior through daily recording and self-reflection of oneself and social circles.
Target Population:
People of all ages, people who have slander behavior and want to reduce them.
Research：
- Iceburg Theory：
Many people don’t mind hurting others with their words without even realizing it. However, Freud proposed a theory suggesting that the 'unconscious' has a greater influence on human behavior than consciousness. It involves an individual's unconscious psychological activity and processes. Therefore, people need to avoid unconsciously using words to hurt others.
- “Bullied plants” Experiment：
While speaking is a common part of life, the impact of words can be significant. In an IKEA experiment, two plants were placed in the same environment. One faced daily verbal attacks, while the other received daily praise. After 30 days, the criticized plant withered, while the praised one thrived. This shows that positive speech and non-positive speech affect individuals differently.
Iceburg Theory
“Bullied plants” Experiment
User Survey:
I interviewed 32 people. Slanderous behavior appeared most frequently in dirty words and gossip. In life, the probability of slanderous behavior appearing in life is occasionally. 100% of people think that slanderous behavior needs to be reduced and avoided.
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