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The Role of Charging-Out Anxiety and Negative Emotions Related to Charging Needs in Mobile Application Energy Consumption Expectations: A Research in Kırıkkale Province

Şarj Bitme Kaygısı ve Şarj İhtiyacıyla İlgili Olumsuz Duyguların Mobil Uygulama Enerji Tüketim Beklentisinde Rolü: Kırıkkale İlinde Bir Araştırma

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677–684
Publication Date
2019-06-30
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Therefore, it is concluded that energy consumption features are important factor in mobile application design.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Smartphone batteries, which are an important element of quality and usability for consumers, and the problems caused by battery discharge have recently took attention of researchers.
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Key Findings & Data:In this context, primary data were collected from 312 smartphone users by convenience sampling method in Kırıkkale province and evaluated with statistical analysis method.
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Conclusion & Impact:Therefore, it is concluded that energy consumption features are important factor in mobile application design.
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⚙️Variables:Enerji Tüketimi · Batarya · Şarj Bitme Kaygısı

Abstract

Smartphone batteries, which are an important element of quality and usability for consumers, and the problems caused by battery discharge have recently took attention of researchers. In this research, effect of experienced negative emotions in the face of the need to charge, and anxiety about the discharge of the battery, on the energy consumption expectations of smartphone users are examined. In this context, primary data were collected from 312 smartphone users by convenience sampling method in Kırıkkale province and evaluated with statistical analysis method. As a result of the research, 31,4 % of the participants have high expectation about energy consupmtion of mobile applications, 33,9 % have nagative emotions when they feel the need to charge and % 48,8 feel worry about running out of charge. In addition to this, it is determined that the anxiety about the discharge and the negative emotions when there is need for charging are the factors affecting the energy consumption expectations of mobile applications. Therefore, it is concluded that energy consumption features are important factor in mobile application design.

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Tüketiciler için önemli bir kalite ve kullanışlılık unsuru olan akıllı telefon bataryaları ve batarya bitmesinin neden olduğu sorunlar, son zamanlarda araştırmacıların ilgisini çeken konulardandır. Bu araştırmada, bataryanın şarj ihtiyacı karşısında yaşanan olumsuz duygu ve şarj bitme kaygısının, akıllı telefon kullanıcılarının mobil uygulama enerji tüketim beklentilerine etkisi incelenmektedir. Bu kapsamda Kırıkkale ilinde kolayda örnekleme yöntemiyle 312 akıllı telefon kullanıcısından birincil veriler toplanmış ve istatistiksel analiz yöntemleriyle değerlendirilmiştir. Buna göre katılımcıların % 31,4’ünün mobil uygulamaların enerji tüketimiyle ilgili beklentileri yüksek olup, % 33,9’u şarj ihtiyacı hissettiğinde olumsuz duygular yaşamakta ve % 48,8’i şarj bitme kaygısı hissetmektedir. Bunların yanında şarj bitme kaygısı ve şarj ihtiyacı olduğunda yaşanan olumsuz duyguların, mobil uygulama enerji tüketim beklentilerini etkileyen faktörler olduğu tespit edilmektedir. Dolayısıyla mobil uygulama tasarımında, enerji tüketim özelliklerinin göz önünde bulundurulması gereken önemli bir faktör olduğu sonucuna varılmaktadır.

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BOZACI, İ., GÜNGÜNEŞ, R., ÇAM, E. (2019). The Role of Charging-Out Anxiety and Negative Emotions Related to Charging Needs in Mobile Application Energy Consumption Expectations: A Research in Kırıkkale Province. Uluslararası Mühendislik Araştırma ve Geliştirme Dergisi, Cilt: 11 - Sayı: 2, 677–684. https://ajindex.com/articles/889410

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