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     * i.e.,
       * [[https://pathumpmgux.medium.com/15-user-experience-principles-and-theories-80f19877bd5|15 User Experience Principles and Theories]]
-  * Find an article that incorporated the above theories
+        * Fitt’s Law: size matters
-    * Summarize the article
+        * Miller’s Law
+        * Zeigarnik Effect: your accomplishment in progression
+        * Hick’s Law: the number of choices
+          * [[https://uxmag.com/articles/5-cognitive-psychology-theories-that-contribute-to-the-quality-of-ux-design]]
+        * Postel’s Law: ridiculous phone number input ui
+      * [[https://livesession.io/blog/cognitive-psychology-theories/|Cognitive psychology theories related to UI]]
+        * Schema theory
+        * Visual Perception Theories: gestalt psychology
+          * https://uxplanet.org/gestalt-theory-for-ux-design-principle-of-proximity-e56b136d52d1
+  * Find at least two research articles that incorporated the above theories
+    * Summarize each article
   * Building hypotheses based on the above theories (in relation to your project (interests))
+----
+  * Sage (From the library)
+    * user interface
+    * virtual reality
+    * hypothesis
+    * . . . .
+    * [[https://journals-sagepub-com-ssl.openlink.ajou.ac.kr:8443/action/doSearch?content=articlesChapters&countTerms=true&target=default&field1=AllField&text1=user+interface&field2=AllField&text2=virtual+reality&field3=AllField&text3=ux+theory&field4=AllField&text4=user+experience&field5=AllField&text5=hypothesis+test&Ppub=&Ppub=&AfterYear=2009&BeforeYear=2022&earlycite=on&access=user|Search result]]
+----
+  * Finding theories
+  * Finding research articles (2개) based on the theories you found the above
+  * Building at least 2 hypotheses based the theories
+  * Summarize the two articles
+  * in class -
+    * From the hypotheses you built
+    * Identifying IVs, Dvs, etc.
+    * Identifying level of measurement
+    * Identifying the nature of hypothesis
 ====== Theories, hypothesis test ======