SEQUENTIAL MEASUREMENTS OF SPACE IMPRESSION WHILE WALKING

Evaluation of sense of oppression and spaciousness using three methods

Abstract

Sequential measurements of space impression of spaciousness were conducted using three methods. The objective is to detect proper method of sequential measurement of impression. Participants tried to evaluate spaciousness while walking with three methods: answer sheet, verbal answer, and device with volume knob. The data of behavior was also continuously recorded. After the experiment, participants responded to an inquiry survey.
As a result, the impression of spaciousness is not affected significantly by the used methods. However, it is concluded that the device is the best method as participants feel the answer was easier and more correct with the device.