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Health Affairs, 2020
A high-performing health care system strives to achieve universal access, affordability, high-quality care, and equity, aiming to reduce inequality in outcomes and access.
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A high-performing health care system strives to achieve universal access, affordability, high-quality care, and equity, aiming to reduce inequality in outcomes and access.
M. Doty +4 more
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Interactions, 2016
This forum addresses conceptual, methodological, and professional issues that arise in the UX field's continuing effort to contribute robust information about users to product planning and design. --- David Siegel and Susan Dray, Editors
Leonardo Burlamaqui, Andy Dong
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This forum addresses conceptual, methodological, and professional issues that arise in the UX field's continuing effort to contribute robust information about users to product planning and design. --- David Siegel and Susan Dray, Editors
Leonardo Burlamaqui, Andy Dong
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Characterising affordances: The descriptions-of-affordances-model
Design Studies, 2012Artefacts offer opportunities for action, ‘affordances’, that can be described on various levels, from manipulations (‘pushing a button’) to social activities (‘dialling a friend’). However, research in design into affordances has not investigated what an ‘action’ is, nor has it distinguished those levels.
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Affording Design, Affording Redesign
2014Thinking quickly overwhelms the mind, and the mind expands into the world. The mind creates a range of cognitive tools to represent thought. Sketches are among the most prevalent and productive ways to make thought visible to self and others and to promote creative thought.
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2012
1. (n.) An affordance is an action possibility formed by the relationship between an agent and its environment (J. Gibson 1977; J. Gibson 1979). For any combination of agent or environment, any given affordance either exists or does not exist. There is no middle ground.
Nye, Benjamin D., Silverman, Barry G
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1. (n.) An affordance is an action possibility formed by the relationship between an agent and its environment (J. Gibson 1977; J. Gibson 1979). For any combination of agent or environment, any given affordance either exists or does not exist. There is no middle ground.
Nye, Benjamin D., Silverman, Barry G
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Accessibility, affordability, and efficiency of clean energy: a review and research agenda
Environmental science and pollution research international, 2022Sanjeet Singh, Jayaram Ru
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Proceedings of the 33rd Annual ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2015
We propose extending the affordance of objects by allowing them to communicate dynamic use, such as (1) motion (e.g., spray can shakes when touched), (2) multi-step processes (e.g., spray can sprays only after shaking), and (3) behaviors that change over time (e.g., empty spray can does not allow spraying anymore).
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We propose extending the affordance of objects by allowing them to communicate dynamic use, such as (1) motion (e.g., spray can shakes when touched), (2) multi-step processes (e.g., spray can sprays only after shaking), and (3) behaviors that change over time (e.g., empty spray can does not allow spraying anymore).
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2020
Abstract This chapter elaborates on the idea that significance is manifested in music’s affordances relative to listeners’ bodily capabilities. The author argues that music is a significant phenomenon because it furnishes listeners with two kinds of affordances: “social affordances,” and “temporal affordances.” These latter affordances ...
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Abstract This chapter elaborates on the idea that significance is manifested in music’s affordances relative to listeners’ bodily capabilities. The author argues that music is a significant phenomenon because it furnishes listeners with two kinds of affordances: “social affordances,” and “temporal affordances.” These latter affordances ...
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This is the definition of ‘Platform Affordances’ in the book ‘Elgar Encyclopedia of Consumer Behavior’. Modern commercial landscapes are characterized by rapidly evolving markets, and this authoritative Encyclopedia acts as an essential navigational guide to such changeable consumer environments.
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