How waiting decisions are made: A comparison of restaurant waiting equity and behavioral intentions in physical and virtual queues
Elena Hwirim Jo,
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et al.
Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Management,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
63, P. 140 - 152
Published: April 10, 2025
Language: Английский
Time in suspense: investigating boredom and related states in a virtual waiting room
Cognition & Emotion,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
38(7), P. 1080 - 1094
Published: May 13, 2024
We
studied
the
role
of
time
in
experience
boredom
and
its
relationship
with
various
psychological
states
using
virtual
reality.
Sixty-six
participants
visited
nine
waiting
rooms
evaluated
their
perception
experiences,
including
boredom,
exhaustion,
restlessness,
amotivation,
frustration,
anger,
unhappiness,
spontaneous
deliberate
mind-wandering,
fantasy,
absorption.
Results
confirmed
between
perception,
showing
that
higher
levels
slower
seems
to
pass.
However,
manipulating
time-related
information
via
a
slower/faster
ticking
clock
did
not
affect
boredom.
also
found
increased
as
progressed
through
rooms,
affective
characterisation
over
remained
stable,
while
cognitive
fluctuated.
While
was
consistently
associated
absorption,
mind-wandering
evolved
time.
These
findings
provide
novel
insights
into
intricate
differentiated
consequences
being
bored.
Language: Английский
Subjective Time in Ordinary and Non-ordinary States of Consciousness: How Interoceptive Feelings Inform Us About the Passage of Time
Current topics in behavioral neurosciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Language: Английский
Time in suspense: Investigating boredom and related states in a virtual waiting room
Published: Nov. 20, 2023
We
studied
the
role
of
time
in
experience
boredom
and
its
relationship
with
various
psychological
states
using
virtual
reality.
Sixty-six
participants
visited
nine
waiting
rooms
evaluated
their
perception
experiences,
including
boredom,
exhaustion,
restlessness,
amotivation,
frustration,
anger,
unhappiness,
spontaneous
deliberate
mind-wandering,
fantasy,
absorption.
Results
confirmed
between
perception,
showing
that
higher
levels
slower
seems
to
pass.
However,
manipulating
time-related
information
via
a
slower/faster
ticking
clock
did
not
affect
boredom.
also
found
increased
as
progressed
through
rooms,
affective
characterization
over
remained
stable,
while
cognitive
fluctuated.
While
was
consistently
associated
absorption,
mind-wandering
evolved
time.
These
findings
provide
novel
insights
into
intricate
differentiated
consequences
being
bored.
Language: Английский
Measuring the Subjective Passage of Time: A Sociophysics Modeling
Entropy,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
26(6), P. 528 - 528
Published: June 19, 2024
A
simple
model
is
built
to
evaluate
quantitatively
the
individual
feeling
of
passage
time
using
a
sociophysics
approach.
Given
an
objective
unit
like
year,
I
introduce
individualized
mirror-subjective
counterpart,
which
inversely
proportional
number
units
already
experienced
by
person.
An
associated
duration
then
calculated.
Past
and
future
horizons
are
also
defined
together
with
subjective
speed
time.
Furthermore,
rescale
activating
additional
clocks
connected
ritualized
socializations,
mark
shape
specific
times
throughout
their
life.
The
shows
that
without
any
ritual
socialization,
perceives
anticipated
life
as
infinite
via
“soft”
infinity.
past
horizon
perceived
at
infinity
but
“hard”
However,
price
for
first
socialization
exit
eternity
in
terms
simultaneous
reward
experiencing
finite
moment
analogous
related
birth.
extend
power
law
mitigate
phenomenon
shrinking
findings
sound
recover
common
feelings
about
over
lifetime.
In
particular,
fact
passes
more
quickly
aging
concomitant
slowing
down
Language: Английский