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Table 1 Research relevant to Interaction Science

From: What is interaction science? Revisiting the aims and scope of JoIS

Examples of related research to Interaction Science

 

Novel interface paradigms and technologies, e.g., haptics, gestures, vision and brain computer interfaces

 

Development of innovative technologies in specific domains, e.g., medical apps or healthcare informatics

 

Wearable and mobile analytics, e.g., interaction rates for smartphone data entry

 

Studies of different user populations, e.g., people with disabilities or older adults

 

Effects of technologically mediated interactions on perception and cognition, e.g. human memory, cognitive development, decision making, problem solving and creativity

 

Interaction paradigm shifts in educational, business, government, military contexts and the arts, e.g., as online learning, financial advising bots, paperless admin, network-centric operations, interactive multi-media art

 

Privacy and security of the incidental collection of interaction data, e.g., during web-based activities

 

Effects of the increasing diffusion of technology into social systems

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