Product perception from sensory stimuli: the case of vacuum cleaner

This paper discusses the importance of consideration of different sensory stimuli in the perception of the product. So wue conducted an experiment that examined whether there is a difference between the perception of sensory stimuli from artificially isolated. The result is an analysis of the differ...

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Published in:Work (Reading, Mass.) Mass.), 2012, Vol.41 (S1), p.1178-1184
Main Authors: Almeida e Silva, Caio Márcio, Okimoto, Maria Lúciar R.L., Tanure, Raffaela Leane Zenni
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Acoustic Stimulation
Household Articles
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Photic Stimulation
Touch
Vacuum
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