The Pursuit of Pleasure

By Elizabeth Essex. 2010

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Needs, affect, and interactive products - Facets of user experience (2010, background): “Jordan (2000), for example, suggested four distinct ‘‘needs” (he called it ‘‘pleasures”) based on work by Tiger (1992): physio (e.g., touch, taste, smell), socio (e.g., relationship with others, status), psycho (e.g., cognitive and emotional reactions) and ideo needs (e.g., aesthetics, embodied…”
Evolution of human music through sexual selection. (2000, background): “Although there has been much written about the origins of human music (e.g. Blacking, 1987; Dissanayake, 1988, 1992; Knight, 1991; Rousseau, 1966; Storr, 1992; Tiger, 1992), very few theorists”