电影，中断:调查移动设备通知如何影响沉浸在电影中

Proceedings of the 19th International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction with Mobile Devices and Services Pub Date : 2017-09-04 DOI:10.1145/3098279.3122136

J. Rigby, Duncan P. Brumby, Sandy J. J. Gould, A. Cox

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越来越多的人在观看视频时使用移动设备，无论是作为辅助设备还是专门观看。然而，设备经常发出可能中断观看的通知。本研究调查了通知干扰对观众沉浸感的影响。参与者在没有通知的情况下观看了10分钟的电影，在收到消息通知的情况下观看了10分钟。有两组参与者:一组在一台30英寸的显示器上观看视频，并将信息发送到另一台智能手机上;而另一个孩子一边看手机一边接收信息。在每个条件后通过问卷评估观众沉浸度。我们还考虑了消息响应时间。结果显示，当视频被通知打断时，无论观看设备如何，沉浸得分都较低。当将电话作为辅助设备使用时，消息响应时间最快。我们的研究结果表明，为了获得沉浸式的电影体验，应该尽量减少设备驱动的干扰。

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Film, interrupted: investigating how mobile device notifications affect immersion during movies

Mobile devices are increasingly used while watching video, both as a secondary device and for dedicated viewing. However, devices frequently issue notifications that can interrupt viewing. This study investigated the effect of interruptions from notifications on viewer immersion. Participants watched 10 minutes of a movie without notifications, and 10 minutes while receiving message notifications. There were two participant groups: one watched video on a 30-inch monitor with messages sent to a separate smartphone; while another watched on a smartphone while also receiving messages on it. Viewer immersion was assessed after each condition via questionnaire. We also considered message response times. Results showed that immersion scores were lower when the video was interrupted with notifications, regardless of viewing device. Message response times were fastest when using the phone as a secondary device. Our results suggest that device-driven interruptions should be minimised for an immersive film experience.

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