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Front MatterAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (126 KB) - PDF w/links (138 KB)
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Part1. Keynote StoriesAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (44 KB) - PDF w/links (45 KB)
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Chapter 1. The design of emotionGerald C CupchikAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (100 KB) - PDF w/links (102 KB)
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Chapter 2. From disgust to desirePieter M A DesmetAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (100 KB) - PDF w/links (101 KB)
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Chapter 3. Design expression and human experienceJane Fulton SuriAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (103 KB) - PDF w/links (117 KB)
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Chapter 4. The comprehension shift, HMI of the future-designers of the futureMichael RobinsonAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (181 KB) - PDF w/links (184 KB)
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Part2. Experience Driven DesignAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (45 KB) - PDF w/links (45 KB)
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Chapter 5. Slightly pregnantDaniel FormosaAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (100 KB) - PDF w/links (101 KB)
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Chapter 6. Fit and hitMatthijs van Dijk, Rene KoningsAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (144 KB) - PDF w/links (148 KB)
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Chapter 7. Bridging the emotional gapLee CrossleyAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (127 KB) - PDF w/links (138 KB)
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Chapter 8. Positive spaceRoshi Givechi, Velma L VelázquezAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (86 KB) - PDF w/links (87 KB)
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Chapter 9. Light, emotion and designPhillip G MeadAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (101 KB) - PDF w/links (104 KB)
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Chapter 10. Textile fields and workplace emotionsJudith MottramAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (162 KB) - PDF w/links (164 KB)
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Chapter 11. From a socially intelligent robot concept to an adA Bennett, S RestivoAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (105 KB) - PDF w/links (118 KB)
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Chapter 12. The branded hotelEd C R Hollis, Paul A RodgersAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (210 KB) - PDF w/links (206 KB)
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Chapter 13. Emotive communication using mobile IC devicesRoland KellerAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (148 KB) - PDF w/links (159 KB)
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Part3. Generative ToolsAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (45 KB) - PDF w/links (45 KB)
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Chapter 14. Generative tools for context mappingPieter Jan Stappers, Elizabeth B-N SandersAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (230 KB) - PDF w/links (218 KB)
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Chapter 15. Can personality categorisation inform the design of products and interfaces?Michael GoatmanAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (117 KB) - PDF w/links (128 KB)
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Chapter 16. Gender designsKatrin Wellmann, Ralph Bruder, Karen OltersdorfAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (98 KB) - PDF w/links (99 KB)
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Chapter 17. How to create Linus’s blanketYoka KaizukaAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (102 KB) - PDF w/links (103 KB)
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Chapter 18. Science and design-two sides of creating a product experienceNicole Eikelenberg, Sytze Kalisvaart, Marc van der Zande, Frans Lefeber, Huub EhlhardtAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (146 KB) - PDF w/links (153 KB)
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Chapter 19. Prospective design oriented towards customer pleasureAndre Cayol, Patrick BonhoureAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (98 KB) - PDF w/links (99 KB)
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Chapter 20. Communicating product experienceLilian Henze, Roel KahmannAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (103 KB) - PDF w/links (116 KB)
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Chapter 21. The use of images to elicit user needs for the design of playground equipmentAnne Bruseberg, Paul WormaldAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (284 KB) - PDF w/links (265 KB)
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Part4. Evaluative ToolsAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (45 KB) - PDF w/links (45 KB)
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Chapter 22. Researching users’ understanding of productsMirja Kälviäinen, Hugh MillerAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (141 KB) - PDF w/links (151 KB)
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Chapter 23. Getting what you want, or wanting what you get? Beyond user centred designWendy Olphert, Leela DamodaranAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (99 KB) - PDF w/links (101 KB)
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Chapter 24. Making senseJennifer Downs, Jayne WallaceAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (166 KB) - PDF w/links (167 KB)
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Chapter 25. Semiotic product analysisAnders OpperudAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (159 KB) - PDF w/links (161 KB)
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Chapter 26. Experiential design in a virtual character system for exploring mood dynamics and affective disordersNicholas Woolridge, David Kreindler, Charles J LumsdenAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (188 KB) - PDF w/links (187 KB)
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Chapter 27. Emotional factors in design and their influence on purchase decisionsTore Kristensen, Gorm GabrielsenAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (112 KB) - PDF w/links (128 KB)
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Part5. Emotive Effects Of Visual PropertiesAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (45 KB) - PDF w/links (46 KB)
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Chapter 28. Using “visual/verbal interplay” to tap into collective memory and shared understandingSusan M HaganAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (201 KB) - PDF w/links (195 KB)
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Chapter 29. Lyrical visualFrank HolmesAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (183 KB) - PDF w/links (178 KB)
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Chapter 30. Dynamic interactive aestheticsA Bennett, R EglashAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (103 KB) - PDF w/links (115 KB)
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Chapter 31. Colour and emotion in designSheila BakerAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (99 KB) - PDF w/links (99 KB)
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Chapter 32. Colour, design and emotionJacquie Wilson, Simon ChallisAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (101 KB) - PDF w/links (102 KB)
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Chapter 33. Emotional responses to solid shapeJohn WillatsAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (106 KB) - PDF w/links (120 KB)
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Chapter 34. Colour preference and colour emotionLi-Chen Ou, Ming Ronnier LuoAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (123 KB) - PDF w/links (137 KB)
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Chapter 35. Type, motion and emotionR Brian Stone, Daniel P Alenquer, Jeffrey BorischAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (156 KB) - PDF w/links (168 KB)
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Chapter 36. Animated emotionValentijn VischAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (98 KB) - PDF w/links (100 KB)
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Chapter 37. Gone to the wildUlrika Westergren, Katrin JonssonAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (101 KB) - PDF w/links (102 KB)
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Chapter 38. The gourmet foodstuffLiz C ThroopAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (102 KB) - PDF w/links (104 KB)
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Chapter 39. Emotions in actionEsko KurvinenAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (164 KB) - PDF w/links (168 KB)
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Chapter 40. Shop image and interactionDion KooijmanAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (99 KB) - PDF w/links (100 KB)
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Part6. Emotive Effects Of The Other SensesAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (45 KB) - PDF w/links (45 KB)
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Chapter 41. Sensory interaction with materialsH Zuo, T Hope, M Jones, P CastleAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (163 KB) - PDF w/links (170 KB)
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Chapter 42. Dreamy handsMarieke SonneveldAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (105 KB) - PDF w/links (117 KB)
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Chapter 43. Design of sensorial sporting goodsNicolas BouchéAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (112 KB) - PDF w/links (122 KB)
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Chapter 44. Compact disc cover designRené van EgmondAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (167 KB) - PDF w/links (166 KB)
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Chapter 45. The emotional townscapeNicolas Beucker, Ralph BruderAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (101 KB) - PDF w/links (102 KB)
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Part7. From Design To EmotionAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (45 KB) - PDF w/links (45 KB)
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Chapter 46. An accessible framework of emotional experiences for new product conceptionCarl DiSalvo, Bruce Hanington, Jodi ForlizziAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (107 KB) - PDF w/links (120 KB)
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Chapter 47. Mobile phone gamesHayley Dixon, Valerie A Mitchell, Susan D P HarkerAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (104 KB) - PDF w/links (106 KB)
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Chapter 48. Emotional intelligence in interactive systemsAntonella De Angeli, Graham I JohnsonAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (99 KB) - PDF w/links (100 KB)
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Chapter 49. The use of social representations in product designAndrew J Taylor, Valerie M TaylorAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (104 KB) - PDF w/links (105 KB)
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Chapter 50. On the conceptualisation of emotions and subjective experienceThomas van RompayAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (201 KB) - PDF w/links (196 KB)
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Chapter 51. Emotionally rich productsOya Demirbilek, Bahar SenerAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (193 KB) - PDF w/links (191 KB)
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Part8. Affective UsabilityAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (45 KB) - PDF w/links (45 KB)
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Chapter 52. Feeling your way homeSteve J Summerskill, J Mark Porter, Gary E BurnettAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (133 KB) - PDF w/links (142 KB)
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Chapter 53. Measuring user satisfaction on the webCathy Dudek, Gitte LindgaardAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (112 KB) - PDF w/links (123 KB)
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Chapter 54. Towards an understanding of pleasure in product designSamantha Porter, Shayal Chhibber, J Mark PorterAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (102 KB) - PDF w/links (103 KB)
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Chapter 55. Does usability=attractiveness?Martin MaguireAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (157 KB) - PDF w/links (167 KB)
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Chapter 56. Emotional response to food packagingAdrian Woodcock, George TorrensAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (160 KB) - PDF w/links (162 KB)
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Part9. AttachmentAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (45 KB) - PDF w/links (45 KB)
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Chapter 57. A perspective on the person-product relationshipÖzlem SavasAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (100 KB) - PDF w/links (103 KB)
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Chapter 58. Design’s personal effectsFiona CandyAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (103 KB) - PDF w/links (104 KB)
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Chapter 59. Designing consumer-product attachmentHendrik N J Schifferstein, Ruth MuggeAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (119 KB) - PDF w/links (129 KB)
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Chapter 60. More than meets the eye. Exploring opportunities for new products, which may aid us emotionally as well as physicallyJim ThompsonAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (126 KB) - PDF w/links (135 KB)
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Chapter 61. Meaningful product relationshipsKatja Battarbee, Tuuli MattelmäkiAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (114 KB) - PDF w/links (124 KB)
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Part10. Product CharacterAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (45 KB) - PDF w/links (45 KB)
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Chapter 62. Happy, cute and toughPascalle Govers, Jan P L SchoormansAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (147 KB) - PDF w/links (154 KB)
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Chapter 63. Brand and product integration for consumer recognitionE G Kefallonitis, P J SackettAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (124 KB) - PDF w/links (137 KB)
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Chapter 64. Why a Porsche 911 is better than an Audi TTSteve RutherfordAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (112 KB) - PDF w/links (124 KB)
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Chapter 65. Branded GENES, designer JEANS, marketing DJINNSN V Chalapathi RaoAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (104 KB) - PDF w/links (105 KB)
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Part11. Design And EmotionAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (45 KB) - PDF w/links (45 KB)
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Chapter 66. Body and soulAnthony AldrichAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (98 KB) - PDF w/links (99 KB)
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Chapter 67. From Aristotle to DamásioJoão Branco, Nuno Dias, Marco Ginoulhiac, Rosa Alice Branco, Vasco BrancoAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (100 KB) - PDF w/links (103 KB)
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Chapter 68. The total depravity of inanimate objectsGordon ReavleyAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (99 KB) - PDF w/links (101 KB)
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Chapter 69. See me, feel me, touch meArtemis YagouAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (99 KB) - PDF w/links (100 KB)
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Chapter 70. Beyond emotions in designing and designsTerence LoveAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (101 KB) - PDF w/links (109 KB)
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Chapter 71. Towards a better worldR R Gheerawo, C S LebbonAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (141 KB) - PDF w/links (147 KB)
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Chapter 72. The “in between” factors needed for tomorrow’s product creationG J van der Veen, M E IllmanAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (184 KB) - PDF w/links (182 KB)
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Chapter 73. Questioning the validity of emotion in designDeniz Patlar, Aren KurtgözüAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (99 KB) - PDF w/links (101 KB)
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Part12. Emotion In DesignAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (45 KB) - PDF w/links (45 KB)
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Chapter 74. When you feel, the brain blinksSeung-Hee LeeAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (234 KB) - PDF w/links (229 KB)
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Chapter 75. Introducing the student designer to the role of emotion in designHoward G Denton, Sheila Baker, Paul WormaldAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (103 KB) - PDF w/links (105 KB)
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Chapter 76. The role of emotion in design reflectionDieter K Hammer, Isabelle M M J ReymenAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (98 KB) - PDF w/links (99 KB)
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Chapter 77. The development of empirical techniques for the investigation of design perceptionS E W Crothers, R B Clarke, J A I MontgomeryAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (110 KB) - PDF w/links (122 KB)
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Part13. Design and Emotion WorkshopsAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (45 KB) - PDF w/links (45 KB)
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Chapter 78. Sleeping policemenCristiaan de Groot, Graham Powell, Ben HughesAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (143 KB) - PDF w/links (148 KB)
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Chapter 79. Close encounters of the first kindMarieke SonneveldAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (92 KB) - PDF w/links (104 KB)
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Chapter 80. The brand is the productMatthijs van DijkAbstract - Hi-Res PDF (140 KB) - PDF w/links (144 KB)