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Guest Blog: A Hidden Service Blocker – Unconscious Bias

ShepHyken

This week on our Friends on Friday guest blog post my colleague, George Aveling, shares an experience he had demonstrating unconscious bias during the customer experience. It’s called unconscious bias. We had a few initial polite words, and then quickly developed a rapport. Shep Hyken. It is evident in many companies.

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What You Must Know About Your Bias in Decision-Making

Beyond Philosophy

This situation is an example of Confirmation Bias, a psychological concept that is deeply rooted in all of us. Confirmation Bias describes how, when we have an opinion about something, we seek out information that confirms what we believe. In other words, we form a belief and then doggedly hold onto it! . It happens in sports.

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Guest Blog: How to Make your Survey Better than Nordstrom, Lowe’s, and Wal-Mart

ShepHyken

Let’s look at the problem of bias. Forced Wording —The Gap asked customers: “ Rate your agreement with the following statement: The look and feel of the store environment was very appealing.” Appealing” is a weird word. Eliminate biases such as leading questions, forced wording, and faulty scales.

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6 Ways to Keep it Real for Everyone: Diversity In Experience Planning

Experience Investigators by 360Connext

Diversity is a big word with heavy implications. Target has customers who have children who have Down syndrome, and some of them blogged about how happy they were to see their families represented. That is a bias, too. Blog Customer Experience Featured Entrepreneurship linkedin' America this and America that.

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This is How to Make Better Decisions

Beyond Philosophy

This situation is an example of Confirmation Bias, a psychological concept that is deeply rooted in all of us. Confirmation Bias describes how, when we have an opinion about something, we seek out information that confirms what we believe. In other words, we form a belief and then doggedly hold onto it! It happens in sports.

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How to Measure Customer Satisfaction

Feedbackly

There’s also the difficulty of denoting the level of satisfaction on a numeric scale and the possibility of a survey bias. The circular form of presenting the emojis also helps in avoiding bias. You can also word the question creatively, tailoring it to the specific interaction.

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Survey Design – Best Practices

Lumoa

These principles include being aware of respondents’ attitudes, making sure questions are phrased clearly and objectively, ensuring the survey is relatable and relevant to the respondent’s age, gender, and other demographic characteristics, as well as minimizing bias. Avoid bias and priming. Start with the end goal in mind.

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