Emotional response
The feelings a design or place evokes in the user.
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- 01A Novel Emotion-Aware Networking Model for Enhanced User Experience in 5G networksViktor Stoynov · 2025Incorporates emotion to enhance the user experience.
- 02Using user emotions to trigger UI adaptationUniv. Grenoble Alpes · 2025Maintains UX quality by responding to emotion.
- 03Human-Centered AI: Enhancing User Interaction with Intelligent SystemsGalhenage Gayan Sudesh Suranga Perer · 2024Considers human abilities, values, and emotions.
- 04The Illusion of Empathy? Notes on Displays of Emotion in Human-Computer InteractionAndrea Cuadr · 2024Characterizes empathy in interactions with CAs.
- 05Toward an Interactive Reading Experience: Deep Learning Insights and Visual Narratives of Engagement and EmotionJayasankar Santhosh, Akshay Palimar Pai et al. · 2024Models readers' dynamic emotional states.
- 06Utilizing emotion recognition technology to enhance user experience in real- timeYuanyuan Xu · 2024Monitors users' emotions in real time.
- 07Emoticontrol : Emotions-based Control of User-Interfaces AdaptationsKARTHIK VAIDHYANATHAN, IIIT Hyderaba · 2023Ignoring emotions causes failure or discomfort.
- 08Toward Changing Users behavior with Emotion-based Adaptive SystemsMina Alipour · 2023Treats users' emotions as first-class design entities.
- 09User Interface and Architecture Adaption Based onMahyar T. Moghaddam∗, Mina Alipour et al. · 2023Considers users' emotions in socio-technical adaptation.
- 10Zero-shot multitask intent and emotion prediction from multimodal data: A benchmark studyMauajama Firdaus b, Dushyant Singh Chauhan c · 2023Empathy: understanding and responding to the user's emotions.
- 11Library and Information Science ResearchMaja Kuhar, Tanja Merˇcun · 2022Studies emotions, impressions, and stimulation in digital-library use.
- 12Psychology of Objects and Their Interaction with Our Culture and Society2022How an object's interface shapes our relationship with it.
- 13The Future of Emotion in Human-Computer InteractionGreg Wadley · 2022Reviews two decades of emotion in HCI and its possible futures.
- 14A Novel User Emotional Interaction Design Model Using Long and Short-Term Memory Networks and Deep Learning2021Aims to induce user emotional resonance in interaction design.
- 15An Emotion-Oriented Problem Space for UIMina Alipour · 2021Emotions significantly affect the interaction process.
- 16COLLABORATIVE EMOTIONAL MAPPING AS A TOOL FOR URBAN MOBILITY PLANNING2021Collects and represents people's emotions using emojis as a language.
- 17Deep Learning for Emotion Driven User ExperiencesCarmen Bisogni, Lucia Cascone et al. · 2021Customizes UX around the user's emotional state.
- 18Interactive Music Genre Exploration with Visualization and Mood ControlYu Liang · 2021Mood control guides genre exploration.
- 19Research on the Influence of Visual Factors on Emotion Regulation Interaction2021Studies how visual factors relate to multi-dimensional emotions.
- 20Review The Cognitive-Emotional Design and Study of Architectural Space: A Scoping Review of Neuroarchitecture and Its Precursor ApproachesJuan Luis Higuera-Trujillo · 2021Humans respond cognitively and emotionally to the built environment.
- 21Article Do Products Respond to User Desires? A Case Study. Errors and Successes in the Design Process, under the Umbrella of Emotional Design2020Evaluates industrial products' emotional value via Norman's dimensions.
- 22Can emotional design really evoke emotion in multimedia learning?2020Investigates whether emotional design actually evokes student emotion.
- 23Emotions on the Go: Mobile Emotion Assessment in Real-Time using Facial ExpressionsThomas Kosch · 2020Assesses users' emotions for interface evaluation.
- 24NeuroDesign: Making decisions and solving problems through understanding of the human brain2020Combines neuroscience and design to understand the brain in design.
- 25Emotional design: the development of a process to envision emotion-centric new product ideas2019A process to envision emotion-centric new product ideas.
- 26Emotional MachinesJordi Vallverdú · 2019Explores emotion as central to an AI-driven information society.
- 27SENSORY URBANISM AND PLACEMAKING2019Multi-sensory soundscapes evoke the feel of a place.
- 28Using Emotional Design To Make Memories And Enhance Using Emotional Design To Make Memories And Enhance Relationships Relationships2019Reminders of happy memories evoke positive emotion.
- 29Designing User Interfaces in Emotionally-Sensitive Applications2018Analyses emotion and motivation to design affective UIs.
- 30Emotional Design on User Experience-based Development System2018Centers user emotion in UX-based system development.
- 31Emotional Maps: Participatory Crowdsourcing of Citizens´ Perceptions of Their Urban Environment2018Maps citizens' emotions about places in the city.
- 32Mapping citizens' emotions: participatory planning support system in Olomouc, Czech RepublicJiří Pánek · 2018Maps citizens' emotions about urban space.
- 33Moodplay: Interactive Music Recommendation Based on Artists' Mood SimilarityIvana Andjelkovic, Denis Parra et al. · 2018Recommends music along a mood/affect dimension.
- 34Seemo: A Computational Approach to See EmotionsZhe Liu, Anbang Xu et al. · 2018Builds on understanding human emotion in interaction.
- 35Designing Products with Added Emotional Value: Development and Appllcation of an Approach for Research Through Design2017A research-through-design approach to add emotional value to products.
- 36Developing Emotional Design: Emotions as Cognitive Processes and their Role in the Design of Interactive TechnologiesAmon Rapp · 2017Frames emotions as cognitive processes shaping interaction design.
- 37Drivers of Consumers' Emotional Engagement with Everyday Products: An Intensive Review of the Literature and an Attempt to Conceptualize the Consumer-Product Interactions Within the Emotional Design Process2017Examines consumer–product interactions within the emotional-design process.
- 38Emotional Design in Web Interfaces2017Reviews the role of emotional factors in web-interface UX.
- 39Positive Technology, Computing, and Design: Shaping a Future in Which Technology Promotes Psychological Well-BeingAndrea Gaggioli · 2017Shapes technology-mediated experiences toward positive affect.
- 40Affective modelling of users in HCI using EEGJyotish Kumara, Jyoti kumar · 2016Argues emotion shapes communication, learning, and decisions in HCI.
- 41Designing Responsive Interactive Applications by Emotion-Tracking and Pattern-Based Dynamic User Interface AdaptationSanim Rashi, Christian Herdin · 2016Responds to the user's tracked emotional state.
- 42Developing Emotion-Aware, Advanced Learning Technologies: A Taxonomy of Approaches and FeaturesClaude Frasson, Nathan C. Hall · 2016Enhances learners' adaptive, positively-valenced emotions.
- 43Emotional Design in Multimedia Learning: How Emotional Intelligence Moderates Learning OutcomesJeya Amanth · 2016Designs learning environments to evoke positive, neutral, or negative emotions.
- 44The Discrete Emotions Questionnaire: A New Tool for Measuring State Self-Reported EmotionsCindy Harmon-Jones1, Brock Bastian et al. · 2016A new instrument to measure distinct, state self-reported emotions.
- 45The Potential of Virtual Reality for the Investigation of AweAnna Esposito · 2016Targets awe — the perception of vastness and a need for accommodation.
- 46Wearable ESM: Differences in the Experience Sampling Method across Wearable Devices2016ESM captures momentary in-situ experience and affect.
- 47A Comparative Study on different approaches of Real Time Human Emotion Recognition based on Facial Expression DetectionDey Anurag · 2015Identifies human emotion to support HCI.
- 48Emotion and Decision MakingJennifer S. Lerner · 2015Shows emotions are potent, predictable drivers of decisions.
- 49Emotions in Design for ValuesPieter Desmet · 2015Argues technology's value-ladenness evokes positive and negative emotions.
- 50Unconscious Human Behaviour in Product Design: Designers' Perception, Analysis, and Reflection2014Explores the value of unconscious human behaviour in product design.
- 51Cognitive approaches to emotions2013Treats emotions as cognitive processes with communicative and action-readiness functions.
- 52Unconscious Human Behavior at Visceral Level of Emotional Design2013Examines unconscious, visceral-level emotional responses to products.
- 53Understanding perception of algorithmic decisions: Fairness, trust, and emotion in response to algorithmic managementMin Kyung Lee · 2013Studies emotion in response to algorithmic management.
- 54Using a simulated environment to investigate experiences reported during space travel2013Investigates the felt experiences people report during space travel.
- 55Emotions Are RealLisa Feldman Barrett · 2012Argues emotions are real as part of socially constructed reality.
- 56Positive Psychology and Digital Games: The Role of Emotions and Psychological Flow in Serious Games DevelopmentAndreas Alexiou, Michaéla Schippers et al. · 2012Uses positive emotions to deeply immerse users in training games.
- 57Emotional Design in Human Factors and Ergonomics2010Surveys emotion's role across human factors and ergonomics design.
- 58User experience evaluation methods: Current state and development needsArnold P.O.S. Vermeeren, Effie Lai-Chong Law, Virpi Roto, Marianna Obrist, Jettie Hoonhout, Kaisa Väänänen-Vainio-Mattila · 2010Treats UX as a central focus of product design and evaluation.
- 59EXPLOITING EMOTIONS FOR SUCCESSFUL PRODUCT DESIGN2007Treats 'supra-functional' product emotions as competitive differentiators.
- 60Framework of Product Experience2007A general framework spanning all affective responses to products.
- 61Nine sources of product emotion2007A framework of nine distinct sources of product-evoked emotions.
- 62Emotional Design; Application of a Research-Based Design Approach2006A 'design for wow' approach targeting pleasant-surprise emotions.
- 63Feelings and Consumer Decision Making 1Seunghee Han, Jennifer S. Lerner · 2006Shows specific emotions systematically shape consumer decisions.
- 64The focus of UX research is to design and develop systems that must support usability and user’s affective needs and goals[10-11]. UX research has gained more interest due to limitations of the conventional usability models [4]. UX studies do not only focus on task related aspects but also on affective qualities, sensation, meaning and value of interactive systems, products and services [12-14]. In order to better understand the concept of UX, many frameworks and models are proposed e.g. [11, 14, 15] that include various integrated UX constructs and measures. These frameworks are presented from different perspectives that include interaction-centered, user-centered and system-centered [16, 17]. It is also focused to understand and document different types of experience created while interacting with systems. Experience is described as a constant stream of “self-talk” that occurs while interaction is carried out with products e.g. using instant messaging systems. An experience is described as something that can be articulated e.g. watching a movie and sitting on free fall ride. Co-experience is described as the motions and meanings created together while interacting with products e.g. playing mobile messaging games with friends. UX can be created either positive or negative depending on systems qualities perceived by users [18-20]. It introduces a valid point of interest to research that how positive UX of interactive systems can be created, measured and modeled [19]. Thus, UX is being studied extensively in HCI field to design systems to be more useful, pleasant and attractive [14, 18]. Despite the availability of different frameworks and models, there is still no consensus on the definition of UX [3, 10, 21]. It is argued that UX encompasses various integrated aspects and shares diverse views. The wider scope and incoherent views on UX make it more complex [4, 10]. It presents many challenges such as selecting and validating the core constructs, factors and relevant2006UX research targets affective qualities, meaning, and value, not just tasks.
- 65User experience - A research agendaMarc Hassenzahl, Noam Tractinsky · 2006Centers affect and beyond-instrumental quality in the UX agenda.
- 66Design and Emotion: Time for a New Direction?Terence Love · 2004Concerns the body of research on designing for emotion.
- 67REVIEW ESSAY: EMOTIONAL DESIGN by DONALD A. NORMANJohn Mueller · 2004Reviews Norman's case that emotion is central to design.
- 68From Disgust to Desire: How Products Elicit Emotions2003Analyses how products elicit emotions from disgust to desire.
- 69Emotion in Human–Computer InteractionScott Brave · 2002Foundational account of emotion's role across human–computer interaction.
- 70The role of emotions in marketingElyria Kemp, Steven W. Kopp · 1999Outlines how emotions, distinct from mood and affect, drive consumer responses.
- 71Human factors for pleasure in product usePatrick W. Jordan · 1998Pleasurable products are used more and shape future purchase choices.
- 72Pleasure with Products: Design based on KanseiSeungHee Lee · 1997Designs products around users' subjective, affective ('Kansei') responses.
- 73What's Basic About Basic Emotions?1990Critiques the idea of a small fixed set of biologically basic emotions.
- 74The Philosophy of Emotions1989Examines the nature and components of emotional experience.
- 75Mapping the Passions: Toward a High-Dimensional Taxonomy of Emotional Experience and Expression1985Maps the structure of human emotional experience and expression.
- 76Patterns of Cognitive Appraisal in EmotionCraig A. Smith, Phoebe C. Ellsworth · 1985Shows distinct emotions arise from patterns along cognitive-appraisal dimensions.
- 771 Fear, Emotion, and ScienceArgues emotion is essential to human cognition and perception.
- 78Approaching Awe, a Moral, Spiritual, and Aesthetic EmotionDacher Keltner, Jonathan HaidtA prototype approach to awe as a distinct emotion.
- 79Emotional Design in Digital User ExperienceTanja Radovanović, Dijana KovačevićExamines emotional design in the digital user experience.
- 80Review of eye tracking metrics involved in emotional and cognitive processesVasileios Skaramagkas, Giorgos Giannakakis et al.Reviews eye behaviour as a window onto emotional and cognitive state.