Martijn Vastenburg
Natalia Romero Herrera
ABSTRACT
Mood capturing techniques are being used in research settings (e.g., lab evaluation and experience sampling) and to facilitate mood communication in mediated interaction (e.g., instant messaging and blogging). Instruments currently available tend to be either limited in expression or overly demanding. In this paper we describe our work-in-progress on the development of PMRI, a rich and easy-to-use pictorial mood-reporting instrument.
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Index Terms
- PMRI: development of a pictorial mood reporting instrument
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