Erez Yoeli: How to motivate people to do good for others
Erez Joeli (Erez Yoeli): Kako motivisati ljude da čine dobre stvari za druge
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da čine više dobrih stvari,
give to charity, conserve resources,
daju u dobrotvorne svrhe,
poput toga da operu šolje za kafu na poslu
as washing their mugs at work
always full of dirty dishes?
uvek puna prljavog posuđa?
working on this problem,
da se bavim ovim problemom
sa energetskom kompanijom
that prevents blackouts
koji sprečava nestanke struje
za vreme udarnih perioda.
on a tried-and-true technology.
na ispobanoj tehnologiji.
administration even called
America's electrical grid."
američke električne mreže“.
great technological solutions,
energetska kompanija im je poslala pismo,
the power company sent them a nice letter,
all the program's benefits,
into a hotline if they were interested.
ako su zainteresovani.
we suggested one small change.
predložili smo malu izmenu.
that they'd post near the mailboxes
za prijavljivanje koje će postaviti
u zgradama ljudi.
about what others think of them,
do toga šta drugi misle o njima,
as generous and kind,
kao velikodušne i ljubazne
being seen as selfish or a mooch.
ili kao da uzimamo od drugih.
this is a big part of why people do good,
je to razlog zašto ljudi čine dobro,
more credit for doing good,
pripisuju više zasluga za učinjeno dobro
a really big difference.
zaista da ostave traga.
switching from a hotline,
sa telefonske linije,
about your good deed,
da ste učinili dobro delo,
can see your name.
može da vidi vaše ime.
nonprofits, companies,
neprofitnim organizacijama i kompanijama,
to do more good,
da urade više dobrih stvari,
stvari koje treba ispuniti.
the first item on that checklist.
koja je prva stavka na toj listi.
about good deeds.
saznaju za dobra dela.
some of you are probably thinking,
razmišljaju neki među vama.
I'm getting credit for my good deed,
za moje dobro delo, sad je vredno toga.“
decisions in private,
or how to pay their bills on time.
ili kako da plate račune na vreme.
their decision more observable,
postane uočljivija,
to the opportunity to do good.
prilikama da rade dobre stvari.
so powerful about our approach
u vezi sa našim pristupom
people's existing desire to do good,
postojeću želju ljudi da čine dobro,
to prevent a blackout.
da se spreči nestanak struje.
koja podstiče na glasanje,
of thousands of letters every election
pisama kad god se održavaju izbori
to motivate them to go to the polls.
i motivisala ih da idu na biračka mesta.
the following sentence:
about your experience at the polls."
o vašem iskustvu na biračkom mestu.“
more observable when you go to the polls,
da idete na glasanje
of the letter by 50 percent.
the cost of getting an additional vote
troškove dobijanja dodatnog glasa
to donate blood more frequently
on local newsletters,
navedena u lokalnim novinama
on a public website.
istaknuta na javnom veb-sajtu.
to buy a more fuel-efficient car
da kupe auto sa manjom potrošnjom goriva
tako jedinstvenim -
sa udaljenosti od preko jednog kilometra.
was observable from a mile away.
da učine dobru stvar.
asking for money on the sidewalk
and look really busy,
mimo kutije za donacije.
waltz right on by the donation box.
and there's a Salvation Army volunteer,
tamo je volonter Vojske spasa
istraživači iz San Dijega
from the Salvation Army
Vojske spasa da bi pronašli način
stood in front of just one door,
ispred samo jednih vrata,
by going out the other door.
tako što bi išli na druga vrata.
"Oh, I didn't see the volunteer,"
„O, nisam video volontera“,
something from over there,"
to the second item on our checklist:
standing in front of both doors,
stajanje na obema vratima
were out in the parking lot,
as they came in and out of the store,
i izlazili iz prodavnice
stajali pred oba ulaza,
stood in front of both doors,
out of the store at all.
so they decided to look into it further,
pa su odlučili da to dodatno ispitaju
was actually a third, smaller utility door
treća, manja pomoćna vrata,
otpadaka za recikliranje -
in order to avoid the volunteers.
kako bi izbegli volontere.
an important lesson though.
we need to be very thorough,
moramo biti vrlo temeljni,
really creative in making them.
u njihovom smišljanju.
deadly consequences.
kobne posledice.
deadliest infectious disease has a cure,
zarazna bolest na svetu ima lek,
almost every time?
we've got the solution.
nestanka struje, imamo rešenje.
get other people sick.
we've been collaborating
called Keheala
koja se zove Kehila
sa tuberkulozom dok prolaze kroz lečenje.
as they undergo treatment.
TB treatment, it's really tough.
tuberkuloze veoma mučno.
a really strong antibiotic
veoma jakog antibiotika
that it will make you feel sick.
da vam postane loše od njega.
you have to go back to the clinic
jer morate da se vraćate u kliniku
in order to get more pills,
or other places where TB is common,
u kojima je tuberkuloza učestala,
about going someplace pretty far,
na prilično udaljeno mesto,
i sporim javnim prevozom,
a half day off of work every week
pola dana svake nedelje
can't afford to lose.
priuštiti da izgubite.
that there's a terrible stigma,
da postoji strašna stigma
da ljudi saznaju da ste bolesni.
to find that you have the disease.
koje čujemo su od žena koje nam,
are actually from women
domestic violence can be kind of common,
ume da bude učestalo,
hide it from their husbands
that people don't complete treatment.
lečenje ne privedu kraju.
to remind them to take their medication,
da ih podsetimo da uzmu lek,
but then I totally forgot,
ali sam onda skroz zaboravio,
and I just forgot about it."
od pacijenata da se uloguju
that they've taken their medication.
ponovo im šaljemo poruku.
we text them yet again.
opet im pošaljemo poruku.
they still haven't verified,
uses all sorts of behavioral techniques,
koristi raznorazne bihevioralne tehnike,
probably noticed, observability,
primetili, uočljivost,
not to complete treatment.
da ne završe lečenje.
you need to be aware of.
koje morate biti svesni.
or Japan or London,
Japanu ili Londonu,
koji se tamo voze metroom
on the right-hand side of the escalator
na desnoj strani pokretnih stepenica
sa njihove leve strane.
not everywhere is that the norm,
where you can just stand on both sides
na obema stranama i blokirate stepenice.
i pustimo ih da prođu,
and let them go by,
to do that some places.
samo na nekim mestima.
are really sensitive to cues
veoma osetljivi na naznake
in a particular situation,
u određenoj situaciji,
and final item on our checklist:
i konačne stavke na listi:
da se saopšte očekivanja;
to communicate expectations;
is doing the good deed."
svi ostali čine dobro delo.“
sends people in their electricity bill
na računu za struju
their energy consumption
njihovu potrošnju energije
with similarly sized homes.
u domaćinstvu slične veličine.
neighbors are using less electricity,
koriste manje struje,
to get people to vote or give to charity
ubede da glasaju, daju priloge,
peškire u hotelima.
to communicate expectations;
da se prenesu očekivanja;
just at the right time.
dobro delo“ baš u pravo vreme.
of turning off the lights
into an environmental contribution.
lots of different ways to do this,
različitih načina da to uradite,
with important social consequences,
sa važnim društvenim posledicama
to motivate people to do more good.
ljude da čine više dobrih stvari.
can help you with this.
vam mogu pomoći u tome.
that you raise additional funds
dodatna sredstva
any more fancy technologies.
još prefinjenih tehnologija.
eliminating excuses
uklanjanjem izgovora
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Erez Yoeli - Research scientistErez Yoeli's research focuses on altruism: understanding how it works and how to promote it.
Why you should listen
Erez (pronounced ‘EH-rez’) Yoeli is a research scientist at MIT's Sloan School of Management, where he directs the Applied Cooperation Team. His research focuses on altruism: understanding how it works and how to promote it. He collaborates with governments, nonprofits and companies to apply these insights to address real-world challenges like increasing energy conservation, improving antibiotic adherence, reducing smoking in public places and promoting philanthropy.
Yoeli teaches the undergraduate Game Theory course at Harvard and regularly publishes theoretical and applied academic research articles. He shares his research highlights through frequent talks and featured articles in the New York Times, The Economist, Quartz and Behavioral Scientist. His research has also been profiled nationally and internationally in publications like TIME and Huffington Post.
Yoeli received his PhD in economics from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business. Before founding the Applied Cooperation Team, he was an economist at the US Federal Trade Commission and served as an expert witness in cases against companies that defrauded consumers. In an earlier, "pre-economist" life, he was a classical percussionist. He enjoys spicy food, hiking and spending time with his two very cuddly cats.
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