Developing 14 animated characters for non-verbal self-report of categorical emotions

Graphical self-report tools are increasingly used to collect data<br/>on users’ emotional responses to products, yet most of these tools have<br/>only undergone minimal validation. A systematic set of animations was<br/>developed to allow participants in design research and other fields to report<br/>their feelings without relying on the nuances...

Introducing PrEmo2: New directions for the non-verbal measurement of emotion in design

Non-verbal emotion self-report methods have flourished in the last 10 years. We present the theoretical basis underlying non-verbal self-report, review available tools, and discuss perspectives for further progress in measurement practices in design-oriented emotion research. We describe a new questionnaire following these perspectives and the...

Assessing emotion in interaction: Some problems and a new approach

This paper reviews some of the tools available for the measurement of emotion in product design. These tools are organized using the five components of emotion: feelings, expression, behavior, physiological activation and appraisal. Several problems specific to the measurement of user experience during interaction with products are also...