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There isDuring interaction between an end-user and system ( Web and Mobile interface, Kiosks, etc). During this interaction, one can collect four types of user dataphysiology and psychology work hand-in-hand to develop overall human experience framework.

  1. User Demographics
  2. User Behavior( What a user does online, e.g., Objective dataObjective data-->action data, Performance and web analytic)
  3. User Attitudinal ( What a user feels and thinks, e.g., Subjective dataSubjective data-->emotions, satisfaction, expectations, engagement and attention)
  4. Physiological data:Physiological data: How physiological impulses drive human psychology and overall subjective and objective behavioral process or emotions. ( Eye-tracking, EEG and NIRS Brain signals, GSR and Body sensors)
  5. User Demographics and context of use attribute work as moderators of inferential relationship.

There is interaction between an end-user and system ( Web and Mobile interface, Kiosks, etc). During this interaction, one can collect four types of user data.

  1. User Demographics
  2. User Behavior( What a user does online, e.g., Objective data-->action data, Performance and web analytic)
  3. User Attitudinal ( What a user feels and thinks, e.g., Subjective data-->emotions, satisfaction, expectations, engagement and attention)
  4. Physiological data: How physiological impulses drive human psychology and overall subjective and objective behavioral process or emotions. ( Eye-tracking, EEG and NIRS Brain signals, GSR and Body sensors)

During interaction between an end-user and system ( Web and Mobile interface, Kiosks, etc), user physiology and psychology work hand-in-hand to develop overall human experience framework.

  1. What a user does online, e.g., Objective data-->action data, Performance and web analytic)
  2. What a user feels and thinks, e.g., Subjective data-->emotions, satisfaction, expectations, engagement and attention)
  3. Physiological data: How physiological impulses drive human psychology and overall subjective and objective behavioral process or emotions. ( Eye-tracking, EEG and NIRS Brain signals, GSR and Body sensors)
  4. User Demographics and context of use attribute work as moderators of inferential relationship.
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Dr_Laghari_UX
Dr_Laghari_UX
  • 576
  • 4
  • 9

There is interaction between an end-user and system ( Web and Mobile interface, Kiosks, etc). During this interaction, one can collect four types of user data.

  1. User Demographics
  2. User Behavior( What a user does online, e.g., Objective data-->action data, Performance and web analytic)
  3. User Attitudinal ( What a user feels and thinks, e.g., Subjective data-->emotions, satisfaction, expectations, engagement and attention)
  4. Physiological data: How physiological impulses drive human psychology and overall subjective and objective behavioral process or emotions. ( Eye-tracking, EEG and NIRS Brain signals, GSR and Body sensors)