In-situ self-reporting is an important measurement method used for capturing daily
experience data right-in-the-moment in dynamic contexts. Research has been conducted to …

2 BACKGROUND Due to its immersive nature and a wide variety of technical setups, MR
requires careful deliberation of the assessment methods when aiming to conduct immersive …

Tangible input has been explored as a means for participants to self-report experiences
while minimising disruption and allowing for discrete data collection. However, the accuracy …

In-situ self-reporting on smartwatches has been widely-used to collect data about
participants' experience. Yet it places a burden on participants by requiring immediate …

Manual tracking of personal data offers many benefits such as increased engagement and
situated awareness. However, existing self-tracking tools often employ touch-based input to …

People visit public places with different intentions and motivations. While some explore it
carefully, others may just want to pass or are otherwise engaged. We investigate how to …

Advances in mobile computing offer great potential for changing people's behaviors and
improving individuals' general wellbeing. Mobile health (mHealth) interventions with just-in …

Subjective self-reports in VR user studies is a burdening and often tedious task for the
participants. To minimize the disruption with the ongoing experience VR research has …

Questionnaires are used as a data-gathering tool in many different scientific fields and their
design is crucial for the accuracy and relevance of the data they collect. In this study, how to …

Mobile technologies present new opportunities to develop personalized health interventions
that respond to changes in behaviors and states. Such interventions are powered by …