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Brad A. Myers
Computer science student who presented a paper on percentage-done progress indicators in 1985
Placebo buttons
Buttons that do t work and are only there to comfort you
Misconception of placebo buttons
Buttons placed around you to do your bidding
‘The New Yorker’ newspaper article in 2008
Elevator buttons don’t close many elevators built in the United States since the 1990s
Study done by Brad A. Myers
He asked 48 students to run searches on a computer database with and without a progress bar for guidance. 84% preferred the progress bar and didn’t mind the inaccuracy.
Why was study on progress bars done my Brad A. Myers was proven and successful?
Due to the placebo effect
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