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Which of these sounds most effective for encouraging people to take part?
- Naked Experiments
Basically what we’ve got now, but where you expect to be told what to do and then you are interviewed about your reactions. - Naked Experiences
A gentler, more voluntary approach where naked experiences are offered but not strictly controlled. - Naked Challenge
Probably the toughest approach where a group are given a short list of naked challenges in increasing difficulty. A more competitive approach.
- Naked Experiments
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I think the answer is “it depends”.
For some (as in NE2) they had to be told to get naked, in the same experiment (I think) they’re was 1 guy you had to tell to get dressed because he wanted to be naked. Then there are others who just need the right encouragement or environment, like the end of experiment interviews where some are happy to take your invitation to conduct the interview naked, while others are not.
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For me or would be any one of the the options. The more challenging the task the more I would want option 1 or 3.
For example, taking part in an experiment like those you’ve already held, then option 2 would be fine.
For something more challenging or intimate then option 3.
For the most challenging, maybe naked outdoors in a public area with people around, then I think I’d need option 1
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I’m more thinking which approach (so session content would tune to fit accordingly) is more appealing (for attracting people to take part).
I’ve been going through conversations with people who were interested in taking part but ultimately dropped out and there seems to be a gap between what I’m offering and what they want. Of course, people don’t tend to share what they want with me (if they even know).
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