Person: Clifford Nass

DBLP: Nass:Clifford

Contributed to:

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Wrote 22 papers:

CHI-2014-LeeJN #experience

Partially intelligent automobiles and driving experience at the moment of system transition (KJL, YKJ, CN), pp. 3631–3634.

CHI-2012-NowakN #behaviour #monitoring #online #recommendation

Effects of behavior monitoring and perceived system benefit in online recommender systems (MN, CN), pp. 2243–2246.

CSCW-2012-NowakKKN #feedback #social #visualisation

Social visualization and negotiation: effects of feedback configuration and status (MN, JK, NWK, CN), pp. 1081–1090.

CHI-2011-HarrisN

Emotion regulation for frustrating driving contexts (HH, CN), pp. 749–752.

CHI-2011-SukumaranVMN #online

Normative influences on thoughtful online participation (AS, SV, MM, CN), pp. 3401–3410.

CHI-2010-KapteinNM #analysis #consistency

Powerful and consistent analysis of likert-type ratingscales (MCK, CN, PM), pp. 2391–2394.

CSCW-2010-TakayamaN

Throwing voices: the psychological impact of the spatial height of projected voices (LT, CN), pp. 91–94.

CHI-2009-RaoHNJ #recommendation

My Dating Site Thinks I’m a Loser: effects of personal photos and presentation intervals on perceptions of recommender systems (SR, TH, CN, NJ), pp. 221–224.

CHI-2009-TakayamaGN #aspect-oriented #social

I’m sorry, Dave: I’m afraid i won’t do that: social aspects of human-agent conflict (LT, VG, CN), pp. 2099–2108.

CHI-2009-TakayamaSLWCNN #design #mobile

Bringing design considerations to the mobile phone and driving debate (LT, JAGS, BL, NW, AC, AN, CN), pp. 1643–1646.

CHI-2008-JonssonHN #how #information management

How accurate must an in-car information system be?: consequences of accurate and inaccurate information in cars (IMJ, HH, CN), pp. 1665–1674.

CHI-2007-DahlbackWNA #interface #similarity #speech

Similarity is more important than expertise: accent effects in speech interfaces (ND, QW, CN, JA), pp. 1553–1556.

CHI-2007-HuWNMI #testing #usability

Context & usability testing: user-modeled information presentation in easy and difficult driving conditions (JH, AW, CN, JDM, RI), pp. 1343–1346.

CHI-2006-PearsonHBPN #adaptation #behaviour #how #human-computer #word

Adaptive language behavior in HCI: how expectations and beliefs about a system affect users’ word choice (JP, JH, HPB, MJP, CN), pp. 1177–1180.

CHI-2006-RoblesSRN #how

Being watched or being special: how I learned to stop worrying and love being monitored, surveilled, and assessed (ER, AS, KR, CN), pp. 831–839.

CHI-2005-WangN #performance

Less visible and wireless: two experiments on the effects of microphone type on users’ performance and perception (QW, CN), pp. 809–818.

CHI-2003-LeeN #design #interactive #social

Designing social presence of social actors in human computer interaction (KML, CN), pp. 289–296.

CHI-2002-JettmarN #adaptation #performance #testing

Adaptive testing: effects on user performance (EJ, CN), pp. 129–134.

CHI-2000-IsbisterNIN #design #interactive

Helper agent: designing an assistant for human-human interaction in a virtual meeting space (KI, HN, TI, CN), pp. 57–64.

CHI-2000-NassL #speech

Does computer-generated speech manifest personality? an experimental test of similarity-attraction (CN, KML), pp. 329–336.

CHI-1998-NassKL #comparison #interface

When My Face Is the Interface: An Experimental Comparison of Interacting With One’s Own Face or Someone Else’s Face (CN, EYK, EJL), pp. 148–154.

CHI-1994-NassST94a #social

Computers are social actors (CN, JS, ERT), pp. 72–78.