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A presente dissertação explora o campo emergente do design de emoção, área
interdisciplinar que combina design e a compreensão das emoções humanas visando
criar experiências mais significativas. O objetivo geral deste estudo foi analisar a
evolução das pesquisas em design de emoção por meio de uma análise bibliométrica,
utilizando como fonte a literatura disponível na base de dados Scopus. Para mapear a
produção acadêmica neste campo, foram utilizadas técnicas de mapeamento científico e
recorreu-se ao software VOSviewer para o tratamento e visualização dos dados.
Os resultados permitiram identificar tendências e colaborações na literatura sobre
design de emoção, bem como observar, por exemplo, as publicações centrais e as
temáticas predominantes no campo. Dentre as lacunas identificadas, notou-se a baixa
incidência de estudos interculturais, a predominância de metodologias quantitativas e a
necessidade de abordagens mais interdisciplinares. Vieses linguísticos e a dependência
de palavras-chave utilizadas pelos autores foram algumas das limitações encontradas.
De modo geral, o design de emoção enquanto campo dinâmico, oferece um vasto
potencial para reformular a interação entre humanos, produtos e serviços. Ao identificar
tendências e lacunas, esta pesquisa fornece uma direção para futuros estudos,
contribuindo assim para a evolução da área.
This master thesis explores the emerging field of emotional design, an interdisciplinary area that combines design and the understanding of human emotions to create more meaningful experiences. The general objective of this study was to analyze the evolution of research in emotional design through a bibliometric analysis, using the literature available in the Scopus database as a source. To map academic production in this field, scientific mapping techniques were used and the VOSviewer software was chosen to process and visualize the data. The results made it possible to identify trends and collaborations in the literature on emotional design, as well as observe, for example, the central publications and predominant themes in the field. Among the gaps identified, the low incidence of intercultural studies, the predominance of quantitative methodologies and the need for more interdisciplinary approaches were noted. Linguistic biases and dependence on keywords used by the authors were some of the limitations found. Overall, emotional design as a dynamic field offers vast potential for reshaping the interaction between humans, products, and services. By identifying trends and gaps, this research provides direction for future studies, thus contributing to the evolution of the area.
This master thesis explores the emerging field of emotional design, an interdisciplinary area that combines design and the understanding of human emotions to create more meaningful experiences. The general objective of this study was to analyze the evolution of research in emotional design through a bibliometric analysis, using the literature available in the Scopus database as a source. To map academic production in this field, scientific mapping techniques were used and the VOSviewer software was chosen to process and visualize the data. The results made it possible to identify trends and collaborations in the literature on emotional design, as well as observe, for example, the central publications and predominant themes in the field. Among the gaps identified, the low incidence of intercultural studies, the predominance of quantitative methodologies and the need for more interdisciplinary approaches were noted. Linguistic biases and dependence on keywords used by the authors were some of the limitations found. Overall, emotional design as a dynamic field offers vast potential for reshaping the interaction between humans, products, and services. By identifying trends and gaps, this research provides direction for future studies, thus contributing to the evolution of the area.
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Bibliometria Design Emoção Produção Acadêmica