How Well Do Our Words Reflect Our Inside World? A psychological perspective on the limits of self-report, introspection, and understanding the human mind
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How Well Do Our Words Reflect Our Inside World? A psychological perspective on the limits of self-report, introspection, and understanding the human mind
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How much can you trust what users tell you?
In this solo episode, we dive into one of the most slippery yet essential tools in UX research: self-reporting. From interviews to surveys, self-reports are everywhere—but they come with hidden psychological traps.
We explore:
- Why self-reported data can be both useful and misleading
- The psychological reasons people often misrepresent their own behavior
- When to trust what users say—and when to dig deeper
- The subtle difference between described and observed behavior
If you’ve ever relied on user quotes to justify a design decision—or been burned by data that didn’t translate to real-world outcomes—this episode will give you a sharper lens for interpreting what users say versus what they do.
Tune in to sharpen your research instincts and make your design decisions more psychologically grounded.
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