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User Experience of Loading Design: the Influence of Different Presentation Duration and Type on Time Perception

Danni Hou, Yao Kang

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Abstract This study simulates the situation that users are required to wait when they encounter a buffer when watching online video, and investigates the influence of the duration and type of loading on time perception. The task was to estimate the perceived loading time. Results (1) the accuracy of time perception decreased with the time of loading. (2) the type of loading is related to time perception. The larger the amount of information contained in loading, the shorter the time perception of viewing video. (3) there is interaction between the duration of loading presentation and the type of loading. The results show that the amount of information and waiting time are related to time perception.

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Abstract This study simulates the situation that users are required to wait when they encounter a buffer when watching online video, and investigates the influence of the duration and type of loading on time perception. The task was to estimate the perceived loading time. Results (1) the accuracy of time perception decreased with the time of loading. (2) the type of loading is related to time perception. The larger the amount of information contained in loading, the shorter the time perception of viewing video. (3) there is interaction between the duration of loading presentation and the type of loading. The results show that the amount of information and waiting time are related to time perception.

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Abstract This study simulates the situation that users are required to wait when they encounter a buffer when watching online video, and investigates the influence of the duration and type of loading on time perception. The task was to estimate the perceived loading time. Results (1) the accuracy of time perception decreased with the time of loading. (2) the type of loading is related to time perception. The larger the amount of information contained in loading, the shorter the time perception of viewing video. (3) there is interaction between the duration of loading presentation and the type of loading. The results show that the amount of information and waiting time are related to time perception.

Key concepts: Duration (music), Time perception, Perception, Task (project management), Computer science, Presentation (obstetrics), Simulation, Psychology

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