The Aesthetic Pleasure in Design Scale: The development of a scale to measure aesthetic pleasure for designed artifacts.

Blijlevens, Janneke; Thurgood, Clementine; Hekkert, Paul; Chen, Linlin; Leder, Helmut; Whitfield, T. W. Allan

doi:10.1037/aca0000098

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“…In the media display indicator, AR has several characteristics, namely attractive colors and displays and also interactive. In line with Blijlevens et al, who states that attractive color designs will give users aesthetic pleasure (Blijlevens, Thurgood, Hekkert, & Chen, 2017). This indicator obtained a percentage of 91.67 % which shows that the AR learning media is highly feasible to use.…”

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Augmented Reality-based Media on Molecular Hybridization Concepts Learning

Irwansyah

Asyiah

Farida

2019

Tadris

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Students' problems in understanding of the hybridization process need to be overcome by using interactive media. Therefore, this study aimed to analyze the results of the validation test and the feasibility test of learning media based on Augmented Reality (AR) on the concept of hybridization. The research method used was the Design-based Research (DBR) method based on technology that supports the learning process within two stages, namely the analysis stage and the design and development stage. Data collecting instruments used were a validation test questionnaire and a limited trial sheet. The media was validated by 3 expert lecturers and 10 respondents of Chemical Education Department students at UIN Sunan Gunung Djati Bandung, Indonesia. Overall validation test results obtained an average value of robserved of 0.88. The validation test obtained a value above 0.30, which showed that the learning media was valid and can be used for the limited trial. The limited trial obtained an average value of 88.59 % within a feasible category. This research concluded that AR learning media on the concept of hybridization is appropriate to be used as teaching material in the learning.

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Augmented Reality-based Media on Molecular Hybridization Concepts Learning

Irwansyah

Asyiah

Farida

2019

Tadris

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“…Product aesthetic perceptions can cause appropriate positive responses, such as simple liking, or they can call for stronger aesthetic responses, similar to aesthetic responses for art products [4]. Aesthetic pleasure is an aesthetic response that is connected with emotion, which can arouse the sensual enjoyment of consumers and guide consumers' spending behavior [83]. According to Chapman (2008) [84], emotionally durable design reduces natural resource consumption and waste by enhancing the durability of the relationship established between consumers and products.…”

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Does Sustainable Perceived Value Play a Key Role in the Purchase Intention Driven by Product Aesthetics? Taking Smartwatch as an Example

Wang

Hsu

2019

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In the face of a wide range of consumer electronic products, how can consumers take into account the sustainable development of the ecological environment during their purchase and consumption? This study established a new product aesthetics classification, divided it into interface aesthetics and product form aesthetics, and proposed a new conceptual model to test the impact of interface aesthetics and product form aesthetics on sustainable perceived value and purchase intention. In this study, smartwatches were used as the subject and a two-stage survey was carried out to collect samples from common consumers of consumer electronic products. Partial least squares (PLS) was employed to test the conceptual model and corresponding hypotheses on data collected from 425 survey samples. The research results suggested that interface aesthetics and product form aesthetics must be mediated by sustainable perceived value so as to have a positive impact on consumers’ purchase intention. Therefore, sustainable perceived value is a mediating variable for adjusting product aesthetics and purchase intention. In addition, sustainable perceived value greatly affects consumers’ green consumer behavior. Increasing the emotional durability established between consumers and products through sustainable perceived value to prolong the life of products reduces resource consumption and wave costs, and promotes sustainable development of ecological resources.

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“…Measuring long-term effects of technology usage is, however, not an easy endeavor. Established measurement scales for the assessment of short-term pleasure and positive emotions evoked by products in direct product interactions exist (e.g., PrEmo, [93]; AttrakDiff, [94]; Aesthetic Pleasure in Design Scale, [95]). In contrast, less attention has been paid on how to measure long-term wellbeing effects (beyond pleasure) associated with technology-supported experiences and activities [6,96].…”

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Design for Sustained Wellbeing through Positive Activities—A Multi-Stage Framework

Wiese¹,

Pohlmeyer²,

Hekkert³

2020

MTI

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In this paper, we introduce a framework that conceptualizes a multi-stage process through which technology can promote sustained wellbeing. Intentional wellbeing-enhancing activities form the centerpiece linking direct product interaction to, ultimately, wellbeing. The framework was developed following a bottom-up–top-down approach by integrating theoretical knowledge from positive psychology, behavioral science and human–computer interaction (HCI)/design with empirical insights. We outline (a) the framework, (b) its five main stages including their multidisciplinary theoretical foundations, (c) relations between these stages and (d) specific elements that further describe each stage. The paper illustrates how the framework was developed and elaborates three major areas of application: (design) research, design strategies and measurement approaches. With this work, we aim to provide actionable guidance for researchers and IT practitioners to understand and design technologies that foster sustained wellbeing.

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The Aesthetic Pleasure in Design Scale: The development of a scale to measure aesthetic pleasure for designed artifacts.

Cited by 78 publications

References 46 publications

Augmented Reality-based Media on Molecular Hybridization Concepts Learning

Augmented Reality-based Media on Molecular Hybridization Concepts Learning

Does Sustainable Perceived Value Play a Key Role in the Purchase Intention Driven by Product Aesthetics? Taking Smartwatch as an Example

Design for Sustained Wellbeing through Positive Activities—A Multi-Stage Framework

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