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The Tradeoffs We Make

We can easily function without having a conscious knowledge of what we're doing.

When people take the time to learn precise information, it can help save them in the long run. But because the long-term benefits are minimal, people will continue to use the front right burner.

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Designers Do the Precise Work for Us

There are numerous everyday objects in our lives that we unthinkingly rely on to keep our lives running smoothly. These objects had to be designed.

Designers have to consider how users will think and how their muscle memory operates. They have to develop precise information to ensure that ...

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Poorly Mapped Stoves

In essence, we prefer the right burner because we've adapted to poorly mapped stoves.

The most powerful burners are in the front, leaving the back ones for simmering. More people are right-handed. While there are many reasons for preferring the front controls, on a deeper ...

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Natural Mapping and Memory

Natural mapping happens when the relationship between an object and its controls are clear. It reduces the need for memory and allows for more intuitive interactions.

Most stoves are not naturally mapped. Typically the controls are arranged in a line while the burners are ...

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Preferring The Front Right Burner

Preferring The Front Right Burner

Most people prefer the front right burner on their stove.

There are deep psychological reasons why many favor the front right side. Researchers claim that the four-burner stove problem is an outstanding issue in an ergonomic design that continues to attract academic attent...

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 Reasons we fail to make the best decision possible

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  • We go with what's easy over what's right. 

The problem with substitution

Without doing and solving the main issue, more information will only be counterproductive.

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