Proceedings of the Designing Interactive Systems Conference 2012
DOI: 10.1145/2317956.2318069
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“…Examples include understanding the user experience of time when using applications (C.-C. Huang & Stolterman, 2011), experimenting with representations of time (Lundgren, 2013), and testing the satisfaction of feedback and perceptions of waiting time (Branaghan & Sanchez, 2009;Harrison, Yeo, & Hudson, 2010;Lallemand & Gronier, 2012). Previous studies demonstrate that it is possible to deliberately customise temporal experiences with efforts to influence our own perceived duration, frequency, timing or allocation of time (Flaherty, 2003).…”
Section: Measuring and Manipulating Perceptions Of Timementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Examples include understanding the user experience of time when using applications (C.-C. Huang & Stolterman, 2011), experimenting with representations of time (Lundgren, 2013), and testing the satisfaction of feedback and perceptions of waiting time (Branaghan & Sanchez, 2009;Harrison, Yeo, & Hudson, 2010;Lallemand & Gronier, 2012). Previous studies demonstrate that it is possible to deliberately customise temporal experiences with efforts to influence our own perceived duration, frequency, timing or allocation of time (Flaherty, 2003).…”
Section: Measuring and Manipulating Perceptions Of Timementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Subjective time is a complex cognitive process, and user assessment depends on several factors. Lallemand et al have discussed the contribution of cognitive psychology to better understand subjective time [27].…”
Section: Evaluation Of Wait Time: Source Of Variationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Shortterm memory is less stable and can be affected by a delay of more than 15-30 seconds (or retention delay); it can also be affected by an interfering activity [17]. Results for a retrospective evaluation after retention delay will solely be based on the long-term memory [27]. However, if the evaluation is done without retention delay both long-term and short-term memory affect the subjective assessment.…”
Section: Retention Delaymentioning
confidence: 99%
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