Studies relying on rating scales feature most prominently in the HCI literature, and several of these have been found to correlate well with one another, suggesting that they are tapping into the same concept.
In his chapter, Tractinsky draws attention to the problematic issue of competing concepts that are not mutually exclusive, and which therefore causes confusion among researchers, students, and evaluators alike.
The confusion concerns a conceptual overlap between Lavie and Tractinsky’s ‘classical’ aesthetics scale and traditional usability.
Studies relying on rating scales feature most prominently in the HCI literature, and several of these have been found to correlate well with one another, suggesting that they are tapping into the same concept. In his chapter, Tractinsky draws attention to the problematic issue of competing concepts that are not mutually exclusive, and which therefore causes confusion among researchers, students, and evaluators alike. The confusion concerns a conceptual overlap between Lavie and Tractinsky’s ‘classical’ aesthetics scale and traditional usability.
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