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I have made this point before-about officers being frightened and reluctant to deal with aggression and violence-we no longer test the candidates at assessment centres to see if they can take a bit of arkwardness-the early centres always included a MR/MRS/MS ANGRY but now the interactives are all feely touchy fluffy bunny.

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Interaction is not a technology Not necessarily about "interactives" either It is a way of designing Interaction (Design) starts with behavior you design from the inside-out In other words, how does your space respond when people are in it?

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Notes from the closing plenary, MW2009 Mia 2009

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