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Implementation Intention as a Debiasing Intervention for a Bias Blind Spot Among UX Practitioners

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Implementation Intention as a Debiasing Intervention for a Bias Blind Spot Among UX Practitioners. / Bogdescu, Oana; Biskjaer, Michael Mose; de Rooij, Alwin.
Proceedings of the 2022 Design Research Society Conference (DRS 2022). Design Research Society, 2022. (DRS Biennial Conference Series ).

Publikation: Bidrag til bog/antologi/rapport/proceeding › Konferencebidrag i proceedings › Forskning › peer review

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Bogdescu, O, Biskjaer, MM & de Rooij, A 2022, Implementation Intention as a Debiasing Intervention for a Bias Blind Spot Among UX Practitioners. i Proceedings of the 2022 Design Research Society Conference (DRS 2022). Design Research Society, DRS Biennial Conference Series , Design Research Society 2022, Bilbao, Spanien, 25/06/2022. https://doi.org/10.21606/drs.2022.155

APA

Bogdescu, O., Biskjaer, M. M., & de Rooij, A. (2022). Implementation Intention as a Debiasing Intervention for a Bias Blind Spot Among UX Practitioners. I Proceedings of the 2022 Design Research Society Conference (DRS 2022) Design Research Society. https://doi.org/10.21606/drs.2022.155

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Bogdescu O, Biskjaer MM, de Rooij A. 2022. Implementation Intention as a Debiasing Intervention for a Bias Blind Spot Among UX Practitioners. I Proceedings of the 2022 Design Research Society Conference (DRS 2022). Design Research Society. (DRS Biennial Conference Series ). https://doi.org/10.21606/drs.2022.155

MLA

Bogdescu, Oana, Michael Mose Biskjaer og Alwin de Rooij "Implementation Intention as a Debiasing Intervention for a Bias Blind Spot Among UX Practitioners". Proceedings of the 2022 Design Research Society Conference (DRS 2022). Design Research Society. (DRS Biennial Conference Series ). 2022. https://doi.org/10.21606/drs.2022.155

Vancouver

Bogdescu O, Biskjaer MM, de Rooij A. Implementation Intention as a Debiasing Intervention for a Bias Blind Spot Among UX Practitioners. I Proceedings of the 2022 Design Research Society Conference (DRS 2022). Design Research Society. 2022. (DRS Biennial Conference Series ). doi: 10.21606/drs.2022.155

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Bogdescu, Oana ; Biskjaer, Michael Mose ; de Rooij, Alwin. / Implementation Intention as a Debiasing Intervention for a Bias Blind Spot Among UX Practitioners. Proceedings of the 2022 Design Research Society Conference (DRS 2022). Design Research Society, 2022. (DRS Biennial Conference Series ).

Bibtex

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