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Knowledge, Perceived Benefits, Adoption, and Use of Smart Home Products by Shank, Daniel B., Wright, David, Lulham, Rohan, Thurgood, Clementine

“…What are the relationships between knowledge of, perceived benefits, adoption of, and use of smart home products? To explore this question, in our first two…”
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Designing Objects with Meaningful Associations by Orth, Daniel, Thurgood, Clementine, van den Hoven, Elise

“…Objects often become cherished for their ties to beliefs, experiences, memories, people, places or values that are significant to their owner. These ties can…”
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The Aesthetic Pleasure in Design Scale: The Development of a Scale to Measure Aesthetic Pleasure for Designed Artifacts by Blijlevens, Janneke, Thurgood, Clementine, Hekkert, Paul, Chen, Lin-Lin, Leder, Helmut, Whitfield, T. W. Allan

“…There is a lack of consistency regarding the scales used to measure aesthetic pleasure within design. They are often chosen ad hoc or adopted from other…”
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The mere exposure effect for consumer products as a consequence of existing familiarity and controlled exposure by Hekkert, Paul, Thurgood, Clementine, Whitfield, T.W. Allan

“…The finding that repeated exposure to a stimulus enhances attitudes directed towards it is a well-established phenomenon. Despite this, the effects of exposure…”
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Designing Competitive Industry Sectors by Peppou, George, Thurgood, Clementine, Bucolo, Sam

“…Industry sectors are typified by their complex, networked, and open nature, characteristics making them well suited to innovation through the application of…”
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Towards a visual recognition threshold: New instrument shows humans identify animals with only 1ms of visual exposure by Thurgood, Clementine, Whitfield, T.W. Allan, Patterson, John

“…► New equipment displays images for 1ms. ► Participants able to identify animals by name with only 1ms of exposure. ► Animals were better recognized when in…”
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Towards a visual recognition threshold: New instrument shows humans identify animals with only 1 ms of visual exposure by THURGOOD, Clementine, ALLAN WHITFIELD, T. W, PATTERSON, John

“…The human visual system is very adept at extracting categorical information from complex scenes with only the briefest of exposure. Here we show that…”
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