Feng Feng

schoolUniversity of Bristolbar_chart#2367 Global Rank

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#2367

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Channel Switching and Adaptive Behaviors in Multichannel Communication

People often use multiple communication apps concurrently for messaging, yet how they use these channels together and the motivations for switching between them remain underexplored. To investigate this, we conducted a two-week diary study followed by interviews (N=17), examining channel-switching practices and the ma…

CHI '252nd AuthorPrivacy by Design & User Control +2

Autonomous Regulation of Social Media Use: Implications for Self-control, Well-Being, and UX

Much work in HCI has investigated strategies for supporting autonomous self-regulation in social media use (SMU): helping users to control their time online and ensure it serves personally valued outcomes. However, results suggest that the effectiveness and acceptability of these strategies may vary based on individu…

DIS '241st AuthorVibrotactile Feedback & Skin Stimulation +1

Smiles Summon the Warmth of Spring: A Design Framework for Thermal-Affective Interaction based in Chinese Cí Poetry

Thermal-affective experience is a growing topic in Human-Computer Interaction research. However, research linking thermal and affective experience in technology use has not moved beyond attempts to establish broad, sweeping, associations, such as between warmth and positive affect. One of the obstacles to progressio…

CHI '221st AuthorShape-Changing Interfaces & Soft Robotic Materials +1

It's Touching: Understanding Touch-Affect Association in Shape-Change with Kinematic Features

With the proliferation of shape-change research in affective computing, there is a need to deepen understandings of affective responses to shape-change display. Little research has focused on affective reactions to tactile experiences in shape-change, particularly in the absence of visual information. It is also rare…

CHI '213rd AuthorShape-Changing Interfaces & Soft Robotic Materials +2

Feeling Colours: Investigating Crossmodal Correspondences Between 3D Shapes, Colours and Emotions

With increasing interest in multisensory experiences in HCI there is a need to consider the potential impact of crossmodal correspondences (CCs) between sensory modalities on perception and interpretation. We investigated CCs between active haptic experiences of tangible 3D objects, visual colour and emotion using the…

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