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Elsevier Product Experience - Psychology and Design Research

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Description

Product Experience by Elsevier brings together diverse research regarding how people interact with durable, non-durable, or virtual products. This book offers an all-inclusive perspective that bridges gaps between psychological disciplines such as perception, cognition, and emotion. By connecting these psychological areas to applied sciences, it provides valuable insights for professionals in product design, human-computer interaction, and marketing. The text integrates research from four distinct fields: Arts, Ergonomics, Technology, and more. It is an essential resource for understanding the broad spectrum of human interaction with the objects and digital tools used in everyday life.

Key Features

This Elsevier book investigates how people experience durable, non-durable, and virtual products.

The research bridges gaps between psychology areas including perception, cognition, and emotion.

Content links psychological studies to applied sciences like product design and marketing.

The text includes research from the fields of Arts, Ergonomics, and Technology.

This work provides a broad perspective on human-computer interaction and product experience.

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Format
paperback
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
03 January 2014
Listed Since
02 January 2014

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