英文摘要 |
By using the observation of environmental behavior and the field interview, this study investigated the behavior patterns of 23 students of NYUST in sliding their security cards to pass the entrance of the library. The behavior pattern of each subject was recorded in an information card. Through the analysis of KJ method, these 23 cards were sorted into seven piles, corresponding to the seven different types of behavior pattern: 1. without thinking, 2. quick and smooth, 3. quick but cautious, 4. cautious and slow, 5. with full composure, 6. flustered and hurry, and 7. with full of mistakes. The deeper KJ analysis into these types of pattern revealed a 2-dimensional behavior plane to describe the behavior patterns. From this plane four levels of relationship among these types can be deducted: 1. the relation of coordinate location and order, 2. the relation of outer similarity, 3. the relation of inner similarity, and 4. the contrast relation of speed and manner. From the analysis of the relationship, this study concluded the following findings: 1. The smoothness of card-sliding operation in an entrance may be affected by the familiarity of the user to the electronic device of the security system and the amount of things carried with the user. 2. The speed of preparing the card-sliding operation will reflect in the behavior pattern of this interface operation and the mobility in the environment. 3. The layouts of card-sliding device in the space do affect the preparing operation and behavior pattern of users in card-sliding, consequently, result in different characteristics among various types of card-sliding behavior. |