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...

On the moment-to-moment measurement of emotion during person-product interaction: By means of video-supported retrospective self-report, with some ancillary remarks on other issues in design-related emotion measurement

This thesis investigated the measurement of emotion during short episodes of interaction between products and their users. Chapter 2 is a review of the many ways that have been used to measure emotions, organized according to the component of emotion involved: feelings, bodily changes, and facial expression. Measurement based on bodily changes...

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...