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Hi beer. This is shown today.
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I'm going to talk about the highly successful energy
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saving campaign using the science of behavior change.
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So basically as you can see from the slide
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is a sample of the miller.
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Basically the experiment are just mailed this sample miller
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to households indicating their energy use comparing to there
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energy efficient neighbors.
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So this Miller has has two purposes.
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I have two purposes. One is to use as a reminder of how much energy
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specific recipients
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has used
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during their in the past month. And also it is creates a social pressure
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for the recipients that if they use more pressure than their neighbors.
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Yeah,
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the recipients kind of feel like ashamed by the
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fact that they are not that energy efficient.
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The fun factor of this experiment that they achieved tremendous success
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persistently.
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So basically the experiment matter divide the recipients. The two groups.
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One group is the test groups. One group is the control groups for the test group.
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The mail for both groups. The experimenter mailed out the mailer
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to these recipients for two years and then they
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stop melting the matter to the test groups.
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Based on the statistical results, we can find out firstly.
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Both groups experienced a significant significant drop
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in energy use immediately after received the mailing
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but after two year periods
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there's a dichotomy in terms of energy use
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for the test groups because they stopped receiving the mailer,
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they experienced the little bounce back.
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In terms of energy use.
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We are the control groups who continuously receiving the email there drop in.
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Energy use is continuously
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it continued.
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Even though we can find from this graph, that the energy used
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of the control of the test groups, who continue,
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who started receiving the mail is still significantly lower
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than their previous level before the campaign started.
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More specifically,
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their energy use is 6.0.6 kilowatt hours per day lower than their previous level.
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So we can draw from this graph that
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this campaign has achieved persistent results over time.
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Then the experimental carriages results in different
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geographical area to test the effectiveness,
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luckily the results, the per consistent across the board.
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