Mouse-tracking–measuring computer-mouse movements made by participants while they
choose between response options–is an emerging tool that offers an accessible, data-rich …

Emotion can be defined as a subject's organismic response to an external or internal
stimulus event. The responses could be reflected in pattern changes of the subject's facial …

The present study investigates the potential of measuring a person's stress level by their
computer mouse usage. This measurement approach is based on the assumption that …

Integrated with computerized education platforms, the mouse-tracking technique could
provide an inexpensive and less intrusive tool for assessing cognitive load. The present …

Web surveys offer new research possibilities, but they also have specific problems. One of
them is a higher risk of careless, inattentive, or otherwise invalid responses. Using paradata …

The affective/emotional status of patients is strongly connected to the healing process and
their health. Therefore, being aware of the psychological peaks and troughs of a patient …

Background The human mind is multimodal. Most behavioral studies rely on century-old
measures such as task accuracy and latency. To better understand human behavior and …

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 …

Mind wandering is a state in which an individual's attention is decoupled from the task at
hand. Mind wandering affects performance in many tasks requiring focused attention …

Computer mouse tracking offers a simple and cost-efficient way to gather continuous
behavioral data and has mostly been utilized in psychological science to study cognitive …