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Student Research

BHNR 343H - Integrated Analytical Decision Making

This experiential course focuses on the newest developments in the field of user experience (UX) & biometrics (e.g., collecting and analyzing human behavior data through eye tracking, galvanic skin response, facial expression, voice, and brain activity) and introduces various methods used in cutting-edge research laboratories to study human insight in business contexts. Theoretical UX concepts and practical skills in biometric data collection and analysis will be explored using the latest academic research and hands-on work with biometric hardware, software, and data. Students will complete and present the original human insight research project (team-based) using biometric trackers and biosensors.

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2024 Student Researchers

Explore the BHNR 343H student research projects from the Spring 2024 semester

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Gender Applied to the Perception of Products

Team 1

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The Difference in Excitement While Watching Male vs. Female Athletes

Team 3

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Assessing the Impact of Video Options on Comprehension, Perception, and Effort Using Biometrics

Team 5

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Emotional Appeals’ Effect on Perceived Cultural Distance as a Mediator of Human Rights Engagement

Elizabeth Stotz

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Understanding How TikTok Style Video Stimulation Impacts Viewers

Team 2

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Bounded Rationality & Consumer Decision-Making

Team 4

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Investigating the “Positivity Effect” and its effect on Memory Recall of Different Age Groups using iMotions Online Eye-Tracking

Natasha Schuckman

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