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Auditory icons, earcons, spearcons, and speech: A systematic review and meta-analysis of brief audio alerts in human-machine interfaces

2022-09-09

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<p>Auditory displays commonly are used in safety-critical domains and are a vital component of universal and inclusive design practices. Despite several decades of research on brief auditory alerts for representing status and processes in user interfaces, there is no clear heuristic guidance for which type(s) of auditory alerts should be preferred for designing interfaces. We used evidence synthesis (systematic re...

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95a6e2a5-4827-57ea-93b0-52eca7abedf7
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10.31234/osf.io/g68f5
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