It's Touching: Understanding Touch-Affect Association in Shape-Change with Kinematic Features
It's Touching: Understanding Touch-Affect Association in Shape-Change with Kinematic Features
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它很感人：了解形状变化中的触摸影响与运动学特征的关联
DOI：
10.1145/3491102.3502003
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2022
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Feng F
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Feng F
随着情感计算中形状变化研究的激增，有必要加深对形状变化显示的情感反应的理解。很少有研究集中在形状变化的触觉体验的情感反应，特别是在视觉信息的情况下。研究对形状变化的反应也是罕见的，因为它是从最终的形状变化结果中分离出来的。我们报告的触摸影响协会的两项研究，使用跨模态的“Bouba-Kiki”范式，了解情感反应的形状变化，因为它展开。我们调查的经验与形状变化的小工具，因为它之间的圆形（“布巴”）和尖刺（“琪琪”）的形式移动。我们通过环模型捕捉情感反应，并使用运动分析方法来理解这些反应的确定性。我们发现，触摸影响协会的大小和频率的形状变化的影响，并可能是模态依赖的，和情感协会的确定性是由关联一致性的影响。
With the proliferation of shape-change research in affective computing, there is a need to deepen understandings of affective responses to shape-change display. Little research has focused on affective reactions to tactile experiences in shape-change, particularly in the absence of visual information. It is also rare to study response to the shape-change as it unfolds, isolated from a final shape-change outcome. We report on two studies on touch-affect associations, using the crossmodal “Bouba-Kiki” paradigm, to understand affective responses to shape-change as it unfolds. We investigate experiences with a shape-change gadget, as it moves between rounded (“Bouba”) and spiky (“Kiki”) forms. We capture affective responses via the circumplex model, and use a motion analysis approach to understand the certainty of these responses. We find that touch-affect associations are influenced by both the size and the frequency of the shape-change and may be modality-dependent, and that certainty in affective associations is influenced by association-consistency.