How Ikea tricks you into buying more stuff
Ikea Effect; The cognitive bias of why we love our creations.
Outlier.org on Twitter: "We love anything more if we created it, regardless of the quality or result. Known as a cognitive bias, the “Ikea Effect” states that you're more likely to overvalue
IKEA effect: Why it matters in business? | Bizzbucket
The IKEA Effect and How an Online Configurator can Drive More Sales | Tacton
More Perspectives on IKEA Effect Bias | by UX Uncensored | Medium
The IKEA effect - stitcher.io
The IKEA effect and teacher inquiry — HookED
IKEA effect - Wikipedia
IKEA effect - The Decision Lab
What Is IKEA Effect and How to Benefit From It?
Cliff Pickover sur Twitter : "The "IKEA Effect" is a cognitive bias in which consumers place a disproportionately high value on products they partially created. https://t.co/rlkamOSERd https://t.co/t2Hc9bKZ3e" / Twitter
The “IKEA Effect”: When Labor Leads to Love | by Finance and Economics Club IITG | Medium
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What is the IKEA Effect? - Adcock Solutions
Design principle: IKEA effect. How to make people love the product | by Anton Nikolov | UX Collective
Why we're so attached to our own creations — even when they're ugly
IKEA Effect: Why You Should Know About This | by Badis Khalfallah | Implement | Medium
ModelThinkers - IKEA Effect
Ikea Effect - Everyday Concepts
Cognitive Bias — Part 4. UX Knowledge Base Sketch #38 | by Krisztina Szerovay | UX Knowledge Base Sketch
The IKEA Effect
Use the IKEA Effect to make your users proud | by Daniele Catalanotto | Service Design Magazine
