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  • Effect of Feedback on Users’ Immediate Emotions: Analysis of Facial Expressions during a Simulated Target Detection Task
    GatedPeer-Reviewed14/10/2019University of Connecticut
    Abstract: Safety-critical systems (e.g., UAV systems) often incorporate warning modules that alert users regarding imminent hazards (e.g., system failures). However, these warning systems are often not perfect, and trigger false alarms, which can lead to negative emotions and affect subsequent system usage. Although various feedback mechanisms have been studied in the past to counter the […]

  • The effect of food anticipation on cognitive function: An eye tracking study
    GatedPeer-Reviewed14/10/2019Division of Applied Social Sciences, University of Missouri
    Abstract: By randomizing the order in which participants perform a cognitive test and a food choice task in a controlled experiment, we investigate whether cognitive capacity can be enhanced by the simple act of anticipating food intake. Our findings show that overweight and obese participants exhibit an anticipatory food reward effect, which helped enhance their […]

  • The Cognitive Dimension and the Affective Dimension in the Patient’s Experience
    Open AccessPeer-Reviewed25/09/2019Universidad Rey Juan Carlos + 2
    This article deals with the experience of the specific client of health services, that is, the patient. Satisfaction questionnaires are usually applied to assess patient experience. However, this tool provides only a cognitive evaluation; it does not afford an affective dimension of the experience. The objective of the present study is to verify the relationship […]

  • Emotional expressions associated with therapeutic inertia in multiple sclerosis care
    Open AccessPeer-Reviewed02/09/2019University of Toronto + 3
    Abstract BackgroundEmotions play a critical role in our daily decisions. However, it remains unclear how and what sort of emotional expressions are associated with therapeutic decisions in multiple sclerosis (MS) care. Our goal was to evaluate the relationship between emotions and affective states (as captured by muscle facial activity and emotional expressions) and TI amongst […]

  • The Importance of Trust for Interface Quality and Acceptance
    Open AccessPeer-Reviewed22/08/2019Heriot Watt University + 2
    Abstract: As digital interfaces become common for their development and to offer a sustainable bridge between devices and users, trust in the interface is essential. In this paper we undertake a multi-method research to show from experiment results various dimensions of trust. The results confirm that trust is indeed necessary by so if raising and […]

  • A Critical Analysis of FDA Guidance for User Percentile Device Design Criteria Versus Currently Available Human Factors Engineering Data Sources and Industry Best Practices
    Open AccessPeer-Reviewed16/08/2019Mauro Usability Science + 2
    Objective To report on the use of an eye-tracking retrospective think-aloud for usability evaluation and to describe its application in assessing the usability of a mobile health app. Materials and Methods We used an eye-tracking retrospective think-aloud to evaluate the usability of a HIV prevention mobile app among 20 young men (15-18 years) in New […]

  • Investigation of the dependency of the drivers’ emotional experience on different road types and driving conditions
    GatedPeer-Reviewed01/08/2019Brunel University London + 3
    Abstract: The growing sophistication of technologies and sociological advances are major causes for the dramatic change the automotive sector is currently undergoing. To address changes from a human-centered design perspective an improved understanding of the occupants’ emotional experience and behavior is required. Facial-Expression Analysis (FEA) is an emerging tool in support of such an approach, […]

  • Eye-tracking Retrospective Think-aloud as a Novel Approach for a Usability Evaluation
    Open AccessPeer-Reviewed24/07/2019University of Florida + 3
    Abstract: Objective To report on the use of an eye-tracking retrospective think-aloud for usability evaluation and to describe its application in assessing the usability of a mobile health app. Materials and Methods We used an eye-tracking retrospective think-aloud to evaluate the usability of a HIV prevention mobile app among 20 young men (15-18 years) in […]

  • A comparison of the effectiveness of two types of deceit detection training methods in older adults
    Open AccessPeer-Reviewed22/07/2019University of Akron
    Abstract: Background In general, people are poor at detecting deception. Older adults are even worse than young adults at detecting deceit, which might make them uniquely vulnerable to certain types of financial fraud. One reason for poor deceit detection abilities is that lay theories of cues to deception are not valid. This study compared the […]

  • Emotional responses to climate change map framing using facial emotion recognition technology
    Open AccessPeer-Reviewed15/07/2019University of Oregon + 2
    Abstract: The different ways that maps are framed by the media can lead to different emotional responses to the same information. Framing shapes the way in which information is presented, and frames are used by authors and designers to focus the reader’s attention in order to lead them to a particular interpretation of the information […]

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