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Effects of perceptual uncertainty on arousal and preference across different visual domains
Abstract: To what extent can simple contextual events affect preference? In this study, three tests were applied to assert whether contextual unpredictability has a negative effect on preference for novel visual items. By asking subjects to rate their first impressions of novel brand logos while playing simple sounds, study 1 shows that brand logos coupled […]
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Measuring Reading Characteristics Using Eye Tracking and a Context Adapting Classification System
Abstract: This abstract introduces a new automated method of measuring reading patterns by analyzing eye properties via an eye tracking platform and context analysis. The method utilizes eye tracking data and stimulus text properties in a way that makes it possible to identify reading fixations and reading patterns with a high accuracy compared to looking […]
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Eye Tracking Analysis: Application in a Case Study of a Fast Moving Consumer Goods Product
Abstract: The usage of eye gaze tracking is a new and fast developing field of marketing research. Our case study is considering the effectiveness of point of sale outplacements, and the shelf appliances of a specific men’s cosmetic product. We invited a total of 50 male Hungarian subjects ranging in age from 18 to 24 […]
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A Close Look at the Phenomenon: An Eye Tracking Study on the Usability of the Profile Pages in Social Networking Sites
AbstractSocial networking sites (SNS) are one of the major phenomena of Web in recent years as they can easily provide a base for self-expression and positive experiences of social pleasure. Although, they constitute one of most popular categories of Web with millions of dedicated users, user-centered studies contrarily showed that SNS performed poorly in terms […]
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