Grid Technique as Tool for Improving Health Services to Institutionalized Children

Fried, Ralph I.; Mayer, M

doi:10.1001/jama.1956.02970010003001

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“…The constructs obtained in this way are still valid, but it is possible that they only describe a subset of the domain. This threat can be reduced by asking the subject to provide additional elements that differ from those given [12]. Placeholder elements such as "ideal visualization" or "worst visualization" can also be used to ensure adequate coverage of the domain [9].…”

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confidence: 99%

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Exploring the Design Space of Aesthetics with the Repertory Grid Technique

Baum¹

2020

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By optimizing aesthetics, graph diagrams can be generated that are easier to read and understand. However, the challenge lies in identifying suitable aesthetics. We present a novel approach based on repertory grids to explore the design space of aesthetics systematically. We applied our approach with three independent groups of participants to systematically identify graph aesthetics. In all three cases, we were able to reproduce the aesthetics with positively evaluated influence on readability without any prior knowledge. We also applied our approach to two-and three-dimensional domain-specific software visualizations to demonstrate its versatility. In this case, we were also able to acquire several aesthetics that are relevant for perceiving the visualization.

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Section: Element Selectionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…They only vary in their level of abstraction. The process of using a construct to attain a more concrete construct is called laddering and is a common part of the repertory grid interview [12,9]. This can be done by asking "Why does this visualization appear more beautiful to you?".…”

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confidence: 99%