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Abstract: This paper explores a new approach to gauging users' difficulties with tasks, interfaces, and situations we refer to as subjective duration assessment. The approach, adapted from results described in the interruption literature in psychology, centers on the use of time estimation to characterize performance. We introduce a metric, named relative subjective duration (RSD) that provides a means for probing the difficulty that users have with performing tasks---without directly asking users about... (Update)
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@misc{ czerwinski-subjective,
author = "Mary Czerwinski and Eric Horvitz and Edward Cutrell",
title = "Subjective Duration Assessment: An Implicit Probe for Software Usability",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/682182.html" }
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