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Komunikasi berasaskan teks, seperti sembang teks, biasanya digunakan dalam pelbagai konteks, sama ada profesional dan peribadi. Walau bagaimanapun, ia tidak mempunyai isyarat emosi yang kaya dalam bentuk komunikasi lisan dan visual, seperti ekspresi muka dan nada suara, menjadikannya lebih mencabar untuk menyampaikan emosi dan meningkatkan kemungkinan salah faham. Dalam kajian ini, kami menumpukan pada muka taip sebagai isyarat emosi yang digunakan dalam komunikasi berasaskan teks dan menyiasat pengaruh reka bentuk fon pada pembentukan tera dan membuat keputusan melalui dua eksperimen. Keputusan eksperimen mendedahkan hubungan antara reka bentuk muka taip Jepun dan pembentukan tera, dan menunjukkan bahawa nasihat yang disampaikan dalam fon yang menimbulkan kesan keyakinan tinggi lebih berkemungkinan diterima daripada nasihat yang dikemukakan dalam fon yang menimbulkan kesan keyakinan rendah.
Rintaro CHUJO
The University of Tokyo
Atsunobu SUZUKI
The University of Tokyo
Ari HAUTASAARI
The University of Tokyo
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Rintaro CHUJO, Atsunobu SUZUKI, Ari HAUTASAARI, "Exploring the Effects of Japanese Font Designs on Impression Formation and Decision-Making in Text-Based Communication" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E107-D, no. 3, pp. 354-362, March 2024, doi: 10.1587/transinf.2023HCP0009.
Abstract: Text-based communication, such as text chat, is commonly employed in various contexts, both professional and personal. However, it lacks the rich emotional cues present in verbal and visual forms of communication, such as facial expressions and tone of voice, making it more challenging to convey emotions and increasing the likelihood of misunderstandings. In this study, we focused on typefaces as emotional cues employed in text-based communication and investigated the influence of font design on impression formation and decision-making through two experiments. The results of the experiments revealed the relationship between Japanese typeface design and impression formation, and indicated that advice presented in a font evoking an impression of high confidence was more likely to be accepted than advice presented in a font evoking an impression of low confidence.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/information/10.1587/transinf.2023HCP0009/_p
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