Feeling Comfortable

Dobrzykowski, Teresa M

doi:10.1177/0894318416680511

Nurs Sci Q

2016

DOI: 10.1177/0894318416680511

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Feeling Comfortable

Teresa M Dobrzykowski

Abstract: Recently customer decision make purchasing of factor is changing from the product function or service to emotional benefit in the commodity market. The purpose of this paper is to reveal a comfortable feeling when customer use the deodorizer. We would like to have difference of expression towards using each of products and discover a business chance in the segmentation market. We used to research device by mobile phone for purpose with a moment at comfortable. We analyzed to reveal sub-consciousness using by p… Show more

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Immediate emotions and subjective stakes in risky decision-making under uncertainty

Shou

2021

Anxiety, Stress, & Coping

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Background: Previous research has shown that immediate emotions and cognitive processing of the stakes of outcomes influence decision-making under uncertainty. The effects of perceived beneficial stakes and different types of immediate emotions on decision-making is an important topic that has received little attention in the literature.This study investigated the effects of trait anxiety and anticipatory emotions (fear, sadness, excitement and comfortability) on the perception of thee stakes of outcomes and behavioural intentions. Method: Participants from the community completed a task measuring anticipatory emotions and their perceived stakes of risky and beneficial outcomes in a range of uncertain situations. Trait anxiety was also measured. Results:Results revealed that anticipatory emotions (except for sadness), trait anxiety and subjective stakes all demonstrated significant associations with risky behavioural intention in uncertain situations. Anticipatory emotions, but not trait anxiety, had stable effects on stake perceptions. However, trait anxiety moderated the effect of excitement on risky behavioural intention. In addition, positive emotions (comfortability and excitement) and beneficial stakes demonstrated consistent effects in the decisionmaking process. Conclusions: The current study sheds light on future immediateemotion-based interventions for deficits in uncertain decision-making.

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Immediate emotions and subjective stakes in risky decision-making under uncertainty

Shou

2021

Anxiety, Stress, & Coping

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Temporal Preferences-Based Utility Control for Smart Homes

Naseer¹,

Saleem²,

Ghafoor³

et al. 2023

Intelligent Automation &Amp; Soft Computing

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The residential sector contributes a large part of the energy to the global energy balance. To date, housing demand has mostly been uncontrollable and inelastic to grid conditions. Analyzing the performance of a home energy management system requires the creation of various profiles of real-world residential demand, as residential demand is complex and includes multiple factors such as occupancy, climate, user preferences, and appliance types. Average Peak Ratio (A2P) is one of the most important parameters when managing an efficient and cost-effective energy system. At the household level, the larger relative magnitudes of certain energy devices make managing this ratio critical, albeit difficult. Various Demand Response (DR) and Demand Side Management (DSM) systems have been proposed to reduce this ratio to 1. The main ways to achieve this are economic incentives, user comfort modeling and control, or preference-based. In this study, we propose a unique opportunistic social time approach called the Time Utility Based Control Feature (TUBCF), which uses the concept of a utility function from economics to model and control consumer devices. We propose a DR model for residential customers to reduce Peak-to-Average Ratio (PAR) and improve customer satisfaction by eliminating Appliance Wait Time (WTA) during peak periods. For PAR reduction and WTA, we propose a system architecture and mathematical formulation. Our proposed model automatically schedules devices based on their temporal preferences and considers six households with different device types and operational characteristics. Simulation results show that using this strategy can reduce A2P by 80% and improve user comfort during peak hours.

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Feeling Comfortable

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Immediate emotions and subjective stakes in risky decision-making under uncertainty

Immediate emotions and subjective stakes in risky decision-making under uncertainty

Temporal Preferences-Based Utility Control for Smart Homes

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