英文摘要 |
In the past century, most studies about measuring color preference used subjective rating methods, such as survey or pair-comparison procedure. This study adopted eye-tracking experimental method to explore the relationship between color preference and characteristics of scan-path. We presented 7 objects sequentially, each object had 8 NCS primary colors, and asked the subjects for browsing each presentation within 5 seconds. At the same time, we calculated numbers of fixation, total fixation time, and return of fixation from the scanpath. After presentations finished, the subjects be asked for rating the color preference order of each colorful object. Results from MANOVA showed that, the fixation time, fixation counts and return counts were significantly different between the most prefer colors and the least prefer colors. These results implied that we can measure color preference more objectively by this eye-tracking paradigm. |