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    • Information Visualization
    • Psychology

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    • Emotion plays a critical role in how users interact with and perceive data visualizations.
    • Understanding the emotional impact of visualization design is crucial for effective data communication.
    • Previous research has not fully quantified the influence of specific design and data elements on user emotion.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To quantify the effects of various visualization design elements on user emotion.
    • To investigate how data characteristics, independent of meaning, influence viewer emotion.
    • To provide guidelines for leveraging emotional responses in visualization design.

    Main Methods:

    • Conducted five crowdsourced experiments.
    • Manipulated design elements: color, chart type.
    • Manipulated data characteristics: trend, variability, density.
    • Measured emotion using self-reported arousal and valence.

    Main Results:

    • Multiple design elements significantly influence the emotion induced by visualizations.
    • Data characteristics, even without inherent meaning, demonstrably affect viewer emotion.
    • Specific design choices can be used to modulate emotional responses.

    Conclusions:

    • Visualization design is a powerful tool for evoking specific emotional states.
    • Data presentation itself carries emotional weight, irrespective of data semantics.
    • Guidelines are proposed for using color, scale, and chart type to manage emotional impact.