Developing 14 animated characters for non-verbal self-report of categorical emotions

Laurans, Gaël; Desmet, Pieter

doi:10.1504/jdr.2017.089903

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“…Several design tools have been developed to help designers to consider differences between positive emotions (see Figure 1). For example, the need of designers to assess user emotions about products led to the development of refined assessment tools such as PrEmo that contains seven animated characters, each portraying a distinct positive emotion (Laurans and Desmet 2017). The Positive Emotional Granularity Card-set developed by helps designers communicate differences between positive emotions by depicting definitions of emotions, underlying causes, and visuals of expressive manifestations.…”

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Designing for Positive Emotions: Issues and Emerging Research Directions

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Designing for Positive Emotions: Issues and Emerging Research Directions

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“…Using positive emotions, existing studies tend to appraise or distinguish different positive emotions that may be involved in the experience process. For example, the need of designers to assess user emotions about products led to the development of refined assessment tools, such as PrEmo, that contain seven animated characters, each portraying a distinct positive emotion ( Laurans and Desmet, 2017 ). The positive emotional granularity card helps designers communicate differences between positive emotions by depicting definitions of emotions, underlying causes, and visuals of expressive manifestations ( Yoon et al, 2017 ).…”

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Exploring the Positive User Experience Possibilities Based on Product Emotion Theory: A Beverage Unmanned Retail Terminal Case

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Since the last century, user experience has been regarded as a key concept in the process of product and service design. With the development of positive psychology, the transformation from negative to positive user experience has also taken place in the field of user experience; it emphasizes exploring the future possibility of positive user experience rather than just solving existing problems. Based on the research and analysis of existing literature, this study makes it clear that positive user experience research should be based on the “positive experience,” and arousing a positive emotion is conducive to improving positive user experience. On this basis, the product emotion theory is applied to the analysis process of “positive experience.” Through word frequency screening, thematic analysis, and correlation calculation, the relationship between product stimulus (object, activity, and identity) and user concern (goal, attitude, and standard) based on positive “user comments” is constructed, and positive user experience is understood from multiple levels. Based on the comment score, the positive user experience interval is divided in order to clarify the improvement direction. Finally, taking the “Angel Orange” unmanned retail terminal as an example, this study carried out an empirical analysis. As an exploratory study, this study can provide some insights into the quantitative research process of positive user experience design that evokes positive emotions from a user’s “positive experience” story.

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“…The introductory part explained how the platform could be used and asked participants for their age, gender, nationality and occupation. The first main element of the board was a resource board (Figure 1A) containing illustrations of different emotions based on videos stills of the PrEmo2 measurement tool that is used to measure emotions evoked by various stimuli, including designed objects such as cars (Laurans and Desmet, 2017). We also provided images of digital devices and logos of different video and social media platforms to help participants during the activities.…”

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Solo Dining at Home in the Company of ICT Devices

Torra

Lemke

Huisman

2022

Front. Comput. Sci.

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The consumption of a solo meal is often subject to negative associations. Studies indicate that solo diners use information and communication technology (ICT) devices such as smartphones, to mitigate negative experiences such as boredom and loneliness, especially when dining in a public context. However, we know less about the motivation to use such devices and consequent meal experiences in a private context. For this exploratory qualitative study, we asked participants to fill out a cultural probe kit to capture their dining experience and use of ICT devices over a period of seven days. Once completed, the content was discussed with participants during a semi-structured interview. Data was analyzed using thematic analysis in a deductive and inductive form leading to four themes: (1) The experience of eating with others; (2) The use of electronic devices while eating; (3) The meaning of food; and (4) Relaxing features and influences. Participants indicated that eating alone can be a pleasurable experience that people enjoy and perceive as relaxing. ICT devices were named to play an essential part in the dining experience. The entertainment that devices provide can mitigate feelings of loneliness and uncomfortable silence when eating by oneself. We reflect on the findings and point out potential design avenues for future studies.

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Developing 14 animated characters for non-verbal self-report of categorical emotions

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Cited by 17 publications

References 21 publications

Designing for Positive Emotions: Issues and Emerging Research Directions

Designing for Positive Emotions: Issues and Emerging Research Directions

Exploring the Positive User Experience Possibilities Based on Product Emotion Theory: A Beverage Unmanned Retail Terminal Case

Solo Dining at Home in the Company of ICT Devices

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