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Exploring the embodied-mind approach to user experience
Pages 271 - 274
Abstract
This paper presents context-free and technology-free descriptions of basic elements of user experience from an embodied-mind perspective. The Ecological Interaction Properties suggested refer both to aspects of the user as well as aspects of the interface. Examples of the explanatory power of the approach compared to that of contemporary concepts in the HCI-litterature are provided.
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ISBN:1581136161
DOI:10.1145/572020
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