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Face To Face: Integrating facial expressions and survey tools

SARAH WALKERMILLWARD BROWN

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MILLWARD BROWN NEUROSCIENCE PRACTICE

8-strong team across the globe, with network of local experts

Over 500 projects to date, using a wide variety of methods, in a range of countries

Continual program of development and assessment of methods

GOAL:

TO INTEGRATE NEUROSCIENCE AND PSYCHOLOGY-BASED METHODS INTO THE RESEARCH WE DO FOR CLIENTS

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‘NEUROMARKETING’ IS A BROAD FIELD

ALL INDIRECT MEASURES OF RESPONSES TO MARKETING AND BRANDS

Brain Scanning

Brainwave measureme

ntFacial coding

Implicit association

measurementAutonomic

arousal

Neuroscience

Cognitive Psycholog

y

Physiology

Eye Tracking

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WHAT IS FACIAL CODING?

Ekman (1972) confirmed universality of 6 core expressions

Ekman & Friesen (1978) developed Facial Action Coding System to consistently code facial expressions & movements

Darwin: Expressions are universal and shared with animals

Based on the idea of many facial expressions are instinctively shown in people’s faces

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FACIAL CODING HELPS US UNDERSTAND EMOTIONAL RESPONSES TO ADVERTISING IN GREATER DETAIL

Survey metrics are extremely good at capturing overall response to a piece of advertising

Adding facial coding allows us to investigate what is driving these emotional responses on a moment-by-moment basis

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AUTOMATED FACIAL CODING

Technology from Affectiva enables us to:

• Record respondents’ facial reactions to marketing stimulus

• Automatically code them for emotional and cognitive states

• Diagnose emotional reaction, moment by moment, without relying on verbal report

MAKES NON-VERBAL EMOTIONAL DIAGNOSIS AFFORDABLE AND SCALABLE FOR THE FIRST TIME

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HOW THE SYSTEM WORKS

Emotions experienced

Expression aggregation and

analysis

Facial expression recognition

Panelist turns on webcam

Facial features identified

THE SYSTEM WORKS SIMPLY AND QUICKLY AS PART OF A STANDARD COMPUTER INTERVIEW

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THE SYSTEM CODES FOR AN ARRAY OF EXPRESSIONS

Valence(Net Positivity)

Attention(Concentration on task)

Expressiveness(Engagement)

D I M E N S I O N S O F R E S P O N S E

Enjoyment

Confusion / Dislike

Surprise

E M O T I O N S

Disgust

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Results from facial coding are interpreted alongside Link™ findings into an interactive dashboard

THE REAL POWER COMES FROM THE INTEGRATION WITH SURVEY RESPONSES

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FACIAL CODING HAS ADDED INSIGHT IN MANY DIFFERENT SITUATIONS

Highlighting the power of key moments Optimising Ad length

First viewSecond view

Understanding wear-in and comprehension

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CREATING A SCALABLE TOOL LETS US BUILD UNDERSTANDING ACROSS A LARGE NUMBER OF ADS

ACTIVELY ENGAGING ads generate stronger expressions

POSITIVE EXPRESSIONS relate to increased enjoyment and likelihood of short term sales

SURPRISE & DISGUST can indicate disbelief & distrust of ideas

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TESTING MORE ADS HELPS US EVOLVE OUR UNDERSTANDING AND INTERPRETATION

Variation can be more informative than magnitude

Context is key to interpreting what is driving expressions

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HOWEVER...

Integrating ‘funky data’ and survey responses has not been without its challenges!

For the approach to succeed it needed to be:

RESPONSIBLE: Making sure what we are measuring is meaningful

RELIABLE: Making sure it works in the real world, with real respondents

REPEATABLE: Making sure our teams are equipped to sell and interpret projects on their own

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“This is the future…

right?”