HCI: Human-Computer Interaction (Touch)

What are the 3 types of touch receptors?

• Mechanoreceptors, Thermoreceptors, Nociceptors
• Mechanoreceptors, Photoreceptors, Chemoreceptors
• Mechanoreceptors, Thermoreceptors, Photoreceptors
• Mechanoreceptors, Thermoreceptors, Chemoreceptors

It is a kind of mechanoreceptor that reacts more quickly with increased pressure but stops responding if continuous pressure is applied.

• Rapidly Adapting Mechanoreceptor

• Slowly Adapting Mechanoreceptor

• Consciously Adapting Mechanoreceptor

• Heavily Adapting Mechanoreceptor

It is a kind of mechanoreceptor that responds to continuously applied pressure.

• Rapidly Adapting Mechanoreceptor

• Heavily Adapting Mechanoreceptor

• Slowly Adapting Mechanoreceptor

• Consciously Adapting Mechanoreceptor

The awareness of the position of the body and limbs which is due to specialized receptors in the joints.

• Kinesthesis

• Kinetic Energy

• Static Position

• Positional Awareness

What are the 3 types of kinesthetic receptors?

• Grave Adaptivity, Heavy Adapting, Rapid Adaptation

• Heavy Adaptation, Slow Motion, Position-based

• Rapid Adapting, Slow Adapting, Positional

• Slow Adapting, Positional, Heavy Adapting

It is a type of kinesthetic receptor that responds when a limb is moved in a particular direction.

• Rapid Adapting

• Slow Adapting

• Positional

• Kinetic Energy

It is a type of kinesthetic receptor that responds to both movement and static position.

• Kinetic Energy

• Slow Adapting

• Rapid Adapting

• Positional

It is a type of kinesthetic receptor that only responds when a limb is in a static position.

• Slow Adapting

• Kinetic Energy

• Positional

• Rapid Adapting

Depends largely on the physical characteristics of the subject.

• Movement Time

• Reaction Time

• Visual Time

• Screen Time

Varies according to the sensory channel through which the stimulus is received.

• Visual Time

• Screen Time

• Reaction Time

• Movement Time