Yenny A. Méndez
J. Alfredo Sánchez
ABSTRACT
We present preliminary work towards the inclusion of emotions during the evaluation of interactive systems. Our approach comprises four major phases: Selection of relevant emotions; analysis of relationships between emotions and interactive systems; selection of detection mechanisms; and application of evaluation methods.
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- Emo+Eval: including emotions in the process of evaluating interactive systems
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