This ethnographic study explores how to embed feedback rituals into the lives of Toyota Woven City residents to prevent “participation fatigue”. By analyzing these behaviors in an urban environment like New York City, the research identifies low-effort, high-reward rituals that sustain engagement across a three-stage feedback loop: Motivation, Process, and Expectation.
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Maanya is a UX Researcher with a focus on understanding how human cognition affects every decision we make. Skilled in mixed methods research, data analysis, and product strategy.
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