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v Psychometric questionnaires [PQ] are important elements of psychological studies v Standard PQ form : Paper q Several submissions per day q Major adherence problems v PQ apps may help! v Target PQ : Interpersonal circumplex q Interpersonal perceptions along two axes: Cold-warm and assured-unassured Muhsin Ugur 1 Dinesh Majeti 1 Allison Kalpakci 2 Carla Sharp 2 Ioannis Pavlidis 1 1 Department of Computer Science, University of Houston 2 Department of Psychology, University of Houston v Study adherence tends to increase significantly when moving from paper to mobile forms v Moral: Do not innovate without a good reason q The traditional design in mobile form (e-Paper) gave the best results v Expand the study to pathological subjects v Analyze the disorder factor in study adherence e-Paper v Objectives q Develop an app for interpersonal circumplex q Test conventional and novel interfaces against the paper control v Methods q Adherence [on-time reporting? yes/no] q Time performance q Redundant taps q Subjective feedback NASA TLX Usability questionnaire v n=20 healthy adults (8 M, 12 F) v Ages ranged from 21 to 53 v Crossover design v Treatments q Paper C q e-Paper Interface M1 q Row-Column Interface M2 q Two-slider Interface M3 v Each treatment lasted a day v Subject had to circumplex six times / day Background User Interface Designs Results Experimental Design Conclusion Future Work Objectives and Methods M1 Row-Column M2 Two-slider M3 Paper C Adherence Higher adherence with mobile interfaces 0 5 10 20 30 Completion time [s] C M1 M2 M3 14 18 20 20 15 25 35 ** 0 2 4 6 8 10 Redundant taps M1 M2 M3 107 112 104 0 5 10 15 20 Score C M1 M2 M3 93 107 112 104 *** 0 5 10 15 20 Score C M1 M2 M3 93 107 112 104 ** 0 5 10 15 20 Score C M1 M2 M3 93 107 112 104 ** 1 2 3 4 5 Score M1 M2 M3 107 112 104 * e-Paper took less time to complete No significant differences e-Paper was better Two-slider was better e-Paper was easier to learn Two-slider was better NASA TLX - Performance Usability Questionnaire Time Performance Redundant Taps NASA TLX - Physical Demand NASA TLX - Temporal Demand 68 85 89 82 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 C M1 M2 Success count ** M3 Mobile Designs for Circumplex – A field evaluation study

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Page 1: Mobile Designs for Circumplex – A field evaluation studycsphdshowcase.nsm.uh.edu/content/05-previous/2016/program/ugur-muhsin.pdfMuhsin Ugur1 Dinesh Majeti1 Allison Kalpakci2 Carla

v Psychometric questionnaires [PQ] are important elements of psychological studies

v Standard PQ form : Paperq Several submissions per dayq Major adherence problems

v PQ apps may help!v Target PQ : Interpersonal circumplex

q Interpersonal perceptions along two axes: Cold-warm and assured-unassured

Muhsin Ugur1 Dinesh Majeti1 Allison Kalpakci2 Carla Sharp2 Ioannis Pavlidis1

1Department of Computer Science, University of Houston 2Department of Psychology, University of Houston

v Study adherence tends to increase significantly when moving from paper to mobile formsv Moral: Do not innovate without a good reason

qThe traditional design in mobile form (e-Paper) gave the best results

v Expand the study to pathological subjects

v Analyze the disorder factor in study adherence

e-Paperv ObjectivesqDevelop an app for interpersonal circumplexqTest conventional and novel interfaces

against the paper controlv Methods

q Adherence [on-time reporting? yes/no]q Time performanceq Redundant tapsq Subjective feedback

• NASA TLX• Usability questionnaire

v n=20 healthy adults (8 M, 12 F)v Ages ranged from 21 to 53v Crossover designv Treatments

qPaper – Cqe-Paper Interface – M1qRow-Column Interface – M2qTwo-slider Interface – M3

v Each treatment lasted a dayv Subject had to circumplex six times / day

Background User Interface Designs Results

Experimental Design

Conclusion Future Work

Objectives and Methods M1

Row-Column

M2

Two-slider

M3

Paper

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M1 M2 M3

107 112 104*

e-Paper took less time to complete No significant differences

e-Paper was better Two-slider was better

e-Paper was easier to learnTwo-slider was better

NASA TLX - Performance Usability Questionnaire

Time Performance Redundant Taps

NASA TLX - Physical Demand NASA TLX - Temporal Demand

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Mobile Designs for Circumplex – A field evaluation study