Major
Business Administration
Anticipated Graduation Year
2021
Access Type
Open Access
Abstract
It is well known that there is an impact of viewers’ cognitive fit on decision performance in the context of information visualization. It has been suggested that domain knowledge impacts the formation of cognitive fit, decision performance, and the underlying cognitive effort. There is a lack of knowledge about the interplay of domain knowledge and cognitive fit impact on users’ cognitive and affective states. In this exploratory research we will explore this relationship and resulting user cognitive and affective states through the use of biometrics devices (eye tracking, facial expression, and Galvanic Skin Response)
Faculty Mentors & Instructors
Dinko Bačić
Creative Commons License
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The Impact of Domain Knowledge and Cognitive Fit on User’s Cognitive and Affective States: An Exploratory Analysis Using Biometrics in the Context of Business Information Visualization
It is well known that there is an impact of viewers’ cognitive fit on decision performance in the context of information visualization. It has been suggested that domain knowledge impacts the formation of cognitive fit, decision performance, and the underlying cognitive effort. There is a lack of knowledge about the interplay of domain knowledge and cognitive fit impact on users’ cognitive and affective states. In this exploratory research we will explore this relationship and resulting user cognitive and affective states through the use of biometrics devices (eye tracking, facial expression, and Galvanic Skin Response)