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• Augmented Reality Applications : The Impact of Usability and Emotional Perceptions on Tourists’ App Experiences 

  Stangl, B.; Ukpabi, D.C.; Park, S. (Springer, 2020)

  There is a rising amount of research contributing to the knowledgebase of Augmented Reality (AR) application usage. However, up until now there is no sound understanding about how the emotional perception of AR application ...

• Visually Perceived Distance Judgments : Tablet-Based Augmented Reality versus the Real World 

  Swan, J. Edward; Kuparinen , Liisa; Rapson, Scott; Sandor, Christian (Taylor & Francis, 2017)

  Does visually perceived distance differ when objects are viewed in augmented reality (AR), as opposed to the real world? What are the differences? These questions are theoretically interesting, and the answers are important ...

• A Personal Values-Based Approach to Understanding Users’ Co-Creative and Co-Destructive Gaming Experiences in Augmented Reality Mobile Games 

  Elo, Jenny; Lumivalo, Juuli; Tuunanen, Tuure (Association for Information Systems, 2022)

  Background: Understanding how users evaluate their experiences has been recognized as being fundamental to designing services that meet the users’ needs and support the emergence of positive rather than negative value ...

• Harnessing User Values to Understand Value Co-Creation and Co-Destruction in Augmented Reality Mobile Games 

  Elo, Jenny; Lintula, Juuli; Tuunanen, Tuure (University of Hawai'i at Manoa, 2021)

  This paper explores the phenomena of value co- creation and co-destruction in augmented reality (AR) mobile games. More specifically, we aim to achieve an in-depth understanding of value co-creation and co- destruction ...

• Internet addiction continuum and its moderating effect on augmented reality application experiences : digital natives versus older users 

  Stangl, Brigitte; Kastner, Margit; Park, Sangwon; Ukpabi, Dandison (Routledge, 2023)

  Problematic online usage (POU) and Internet addiction (IA) lack a refined classification. Using 796 questionnaires, this study is the first to reveal a continuum ranging from Casual users (i.e. older users) to Addicts (i.e. ...