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David A. T. Donohue,Turgay Ertekinand discussions within the book. Particularly noteworthy is the contrast which may be drawn between the reductive and holistic view of UX. The major contributions of this book to the theory and practice within the fields of HCI and user experience are also highlighted.

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Theories of Experience,erstood: as . (e.g. the qualities of a product, context or environment), as . (e.g. affect, emotion and pleasure), and as . (including anticipatory, interpretive, reflective, behavioural, and visceral levels of processing). Finally, a new model for understanding UX is proposed: ICE (., ., and .).

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