Investigation on the application of unconscious design in product modeling

Pang, Nuo; Liu, Yan; Ji, Yujiang

doi:10.1109/cost57098.2022.00078

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“…Existing studies have shown that there is a strong correlation between perceived habits and interaction quality. Habit can be considered as unconscious and automatic responses to stimuli (Ajzen, 2011;LaRose, 2010), while habits have been proved to be positively related to interaction quality, because they can trigger efficient interaction effects (Badke-Schaub & Eris, 2014; Hua & Fei, 2009;Pang et al, 2022;L. Sun, 2019).…”

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Compatibility as a Prerequisite: Research on the Factors Influencing the Continuous Use Intention of In-vehicle Games Based on Diffusion of Innovations Theory

Deng,

Li,

Chen

2023

SAGE Open

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As an emerging game category, in-vehicle games have great development potential, but the factors influencing users’ acceptance and continuance intention of in-car games were still not determined. This study used the three perceived attributes of Diffusion of Innovations Theory, compatibility, complexity, and relative advantage, as basis and introduced perceived habits, fit, interaction quality, experience, play value, and continuous use intention to establish the users’ continuance intention model of in-vehicle games. The results of 305 valid questionnaires indicate that compatibility and play value have significant positive influence on continuance intention, of which fit shows stronger effect; perceived habits have significant influence on fit and interaction quality; both fit and quality have significant influence on experience; experience have significant influence on play value. The results of this study can provide reference for promotion design of in-vehicle games and important guidance for future development for in-vehicle game industry.

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