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- urn:nbn:de:bvb:355-epub-537783
Abstract
Users’ expectations about systems alter how they interact with them, thereby influencing their experience. Latency is also known to alter experience and performance in interactive systems, particularly in video games. Currently, it is unclear if users’ expectations influence latency-based effects. We report the results of an experiment (N = 24) in which participants played a video game with four ...
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