May 2021
Beginner
180 pages
4h 52m
English
book
User Research with Kids: How to Effectively Conduct Research with Participants Aged 3-16
by Thomas Visby Snitker
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Index
A
Adults
Attention economics
B
Bias
definition
execution phase
negative effects
preparation phase
process
reporting phase
research
scoping phase
C
Children and adult researchers
Children’s experiences
Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA)
Closed-form verbal response
Cognitive activities
Cognitive bias
Cognitive factors
Cognitive overload bias
Cognitive resources
Comparative User Evaluations (CUE)
Compliance, rule and regulations
convention
COPPA
ESOMAR
GDPR
research/report
session/design
Consensus bias
Construct validity
Convenience Sampling
Customer experience (CX)
D
Diffusion of Innovation (DOI) Theory
Digital Futures Commission
“Digital natives”
Directed-play setup
E
Earned media
Evaluator effect
Execution phase
biased answers
biased question
cognitive overload
consistent ...
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