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2026 Osuva (University of Vaasa) Open Access
Yliopisto-opiskelijoiden lukukäyttäytyminen tekstistä opiskellessa : Kysmysformaatin ja signaalien vaikutus lukustrategiaan
Vaasan yliopisto
Tämä tutkielma selvittää, millaisiin tekstin elementteihin lukija kiinnittää huomiota lukiessaan, kun lukemisen päämääränä on tekstin muistaminen ja sen pohjalta kysymyksiin vastaaminen, ja onko odotetulla kysymysformaatilla vaikutusta lukustrategiaan. Lukemiseen vaikuttavat useat osatekijät, kuten lukijoiden taito ohjata omaa ymmärrystään, omatut pohjatiedot ja lukijan päämäärät. Taitavat lukijat keskittyvät tärkeään asiaan, ja jättävät epäolennaisen vähemmälle huomiolle. Kirjoittaja voi kuitenkin […]
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2026 International Journal of Human–Computer Interaction Gated Peer-Reviewed
Attention Restoration and Mental Imagery in Direct and Indirect Biophilic VR Retail Environments: An Eye-Tracking Study
Chungbuk National University + 1 more
Abstract This study explores how biophilic design cues in virtual reality (VR) interfaces influence users’ visual attention, restorative experience, and mental imagery. Using a between-subjects experimental design, a VR-based eye-tracking experiment was conducted in immersive retail environments featuring either direct biophilic design (authentic natural elements) or indirect biophilic design (nature-inspired graphics). We designated two areas […]
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2026 Food Quality and Preference Open Access Peer-Reviewed
Easy as Pie, or Tasty as One? Effects of Taste and Convenience Cues in Instagram Dessert Recipe Videos on Emotional and Cognitive Processing, Memory, and Intentions
Maastricht University, School of Business and Economics + 4 more
Instagram's popular recipe videos showcase prominent cues, like taste and convenience, persuading viewers – particularly emerging adults (18-25) – to make the recipes. While hedonic taste cues trigger automatic appetitive responses, the processing of utilitarian convenience cues remains unclear. A within-subjects repeated-measures experiment with Instagram dessert recipe videos emphasizing taste , convenience , or both […]
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2026 ACM-W 8th Summit on GEC Open Access
Behavioral Accounting: Preliminary Findings from Eye-Tracking Facial Expression Analysis and Biosensors
University of Patras
Behavioral accounting examines how individuals interpret accounting information and how cognitive and emotional factors affect decision-making. An experiment with 43 participants, including accounting experts and students, was conducted to examine differences in the evaluation of financial data. Eyetracking, facial expression analysis, and biosensors were used to record visual attention and emotional responses during accounting tasks. […]
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2026 SMU Scholar (Southern Methodist University) Open Access
The Impact of Abnormal Environmental Design on Player Tension in Horror Games
This thesis explores how spatial design in video game levels can be used to generate player tension and sustain fear, in the absence of enemies or direct threats. For the spatial design, the researcher focused on impossible or abnormal environmental structures, such as looping corridors, non-Euclidean layouts, and disorienting transitions, and how they can evoke […]
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2026 Disability and Rehabilitation: Assistive Technology Gated Peer-Reviewed
Investigating navigational behavior of wheelchair users in an urban environment guided by a mobile geospatial assistive navigation technology
Université Laval + 2 more
Purpose Social participation among wheelchair users depends heavily on mobility. While assistive navigation technologies like Google Maps have reshaped urban mobility, they often overlook the specific needs of wheelchair users. This study aimed to explore how wheelchair users interact with urban environments while using an assistive navigation technology and find gaps in route instructions, in […]
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2026 Communication Today Open Access Peer-Reviewed
Watching TikTok: An Eye-Tracking Study of Visual Attention Paid to Short-Form Videos
University of Ss. Cyril and Methodius + 1 more
The study focuses on how young viewers visually process short-form videos on TikTok and how the distribution of attention between the main image and the platform interface changes in the process. In an exploratory laboratory experiment, 16 participants watched ten videos of four different types of content (lifestyle, educational content, fastpaced potentially risky videos, multi-screen […]
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2026 Scholars Crossing (Liberty University) Open Access
A Predictive Correlational Study of the Accuracy of Facial Action Units and Heart Rate Variability to Predict Sustained Attention in Kindergarten, First-, and Second-Grade Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder
Liberty University
The purpose of this quantitative, predictive correlational study was to determine to what extent facial action units brow raise, lip press, lip suck, and mouth open and heart rate variability predict sustained attention and how accurately heart rate variability predicts the same facial action units in children ages 5 to 7 in kindergarten, first, and […]
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2026 Journal of Nonverbal Behavior Open Access Peer-Reviewed
Facially Expressive People are More Popular in Newly Formed Groups: A Social Network Analysis
Nottingham Trent University
Abstract Facial expression has been proposed as a key mechanism in forming and maintaining social relationships. Humans have particularly expressive faces, but direct evidence linking individual level expressivity to group-level social bonding is limited. Here we examined whether spontaneous facial expressivity impacts social popularity during initial group formation. Participants (72 groups, N = 256) engaged […]
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2026 Street Art & Urban Creativity Open Access Peer-Reviewed
Neurocomunicación del patrimonio construído
Complutense University of Madrid
En un estudio piloto de seguimiento ocular móvil in situ se evaluó la atención visual hacia el Palacio Episcopal de Gaudí (Astorga). Veintiocho participantes observaron libremente la capilla (n = 14) o la fachada principal (n = 14) durante 15 segundos. Se delimitaron las áreas de interés (AOI) (18 en la capilla; 15 en la […]
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