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Papers by naz kaya
Education, Mar 22, 2005
EJ698825 - Faculty Scholarly Goals: Relationships between Institutional, Departmental, and Indivi... more EJ698825 - Faculty Scholarly Goals: Relationships between Institutional, Departmental, and Individual.
International Journal of Technology and Design Education, Feb 1, 2013
Abstract Although the term ''industrial designer'&... more Abstract Although the term ''industrial designer'' is a well known title, the under-standing of industrial design as a profession is still unclear, as evidenced by its application in the sector. In light of this, schools of industrial design should, despite the immense contributions to the sector ...
... Interim Meeting of the International Color Association, Proceedings Color-emotion association... more ... Interim Meeting of the International Color Association, Proceedings Color-emotion associations: Past experience and personal preference Naz KAYA and Helen H ... One respondent said that yellow-red made her happy because it reminded her of school buses and her childhood. ...
College Student Journal, Dec 1, 2006
College Student Journal, Dec 1, 2007
Short-term color memory of two groups of university students, 20 with prior color coursework, and... more Short-term color memory of two groups of university students, 20 with prior color coursework, and 20 with no color-related training, was evaluated in four hue categories: yellow, yellow-red, green, and purple. Munsell dimensions of hue, value, and chroma were used to select four target colors and nine distractor colors for each of the targets. Four of the distractor colors differed from the target in hue only, four were of the same hue as the target, but differed in both value and chroma, and one was identical to the target in both hue and value, but differed in chroma. The subject looked at the target color chip for 5 seconds, with the intent of remembering it. After removal of the target color, and an additional period of 5 seconds during which the subject focused on a white card, the subject was given a stack of ten randomly arranged color chips, including the target and the nine distractors, and asked to choose the target color. Of the four target colors, yellow was the most acc...
Journal of Interior Design, 2005
... also contributes to the manipula-tion of access to self and allows the individual to employ .... more ... also contributes to the manipula-tion of access to self and allows the individual to employ ... to an academic setting (Kaya & Weber, 2003), and enhancing the feelings of place attachment (Harris, Brown, & ... Investigations into the relationship between ease of privacy regulation ...
Journal of Environmental Psychology, 1999
This study is an investigation of the e¡ects of short-term crowding on the invasion of personal s... more This study is an investigation of the e¡ects of short-term crowding on the invasion of personal space.The analysis was carried out by means of research designed for automatic teller machine (ATM) users in Ankara.The activity, withdrawing money from an ATM, requires certain levels of privacy which may vary with the personal characteristics of the individuals. Among these, sex of the user is considered an important factor. Also, situational variables such as density conditions have an e¡ect on interpersonal distance. The survey was carried out through participant observation and short interviews with the users under two Ð low and high Ð density conditions. It was found that personal space was invaded more under high density conditions and when the space was perceived as narrower. However, this did not cause a signi¢cant di¡erence in the privacy requirements of the users as they mostly preferred a private space under both density conditions. Sex did not appear to be a dominating factor in this choice although people of opposite sexes tended to keep longer distances between them. The only di¡erence was the females'approach to males which was more distant than males'approach to females. Utilizing the ¢ndings of this research, appropriate design solutions for an indoor ATM hall were proposed.
Journal of Environmental Psychology, 2003
This study examines cross-cultural differences in the perception of crowding and privacy regulati... more This study examines cross-cultural differences in the perception of crowding and privacy regulation between American and Turkish freshmen living in similar residence hall settings. The research was conducted at Oklahoma State University (OSU) in Oklahoma, USA and at Bilkent ...
Environment and Behavior, 2001
This article examines the effects of floor height on the perception of room size and crowding as ... more This article examines the effects of floor height on the perception of room size and crowding as an important aspect of satisfaction with a dormitory building. The analysis was carried out by means of a survey research designed for dormitory residents at Bilkent University, Ankara. Two 5-story dormitory buildings, one housing men and the other women, in which all rooms
Environment and Behavior, 2007
... No significant results were found in the U-shaped and cluster layouts. Females had higher sco... more ... No significant results were found in the U-shaped and cluster layouts. Females had higher scores on claiming a particular seat than males regardless of seating arrangement. ... 860 Environment and Behavior Page 3. cluster-type seating arrangements (Martin, 2002). ...
Color Research & Application, 2006
... Correspondence to: Naz Kaya (e-mail: nkaya@fcs.uga.edu) © 2005 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Volume... more ... Correspondence to: Naz Kaya (e-mail: nkaya@fcs.uga.edu) © 2005 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Volume 31, Number 1, February 2006 67 Page 2. ... Note. Neutral colors included white, N/9; black, N/1; and the mid-gray, N/5. a Listed from most saturated to least saturated. ...
College Student Journal, 2004
... The color green evoked mainly positive emotions such as relaxation and comfort because it rem... more ... The color green evoked mainly positive emotions such as relaxation and comfort because it reminded most of the respondents of nature. ... Valdez, P., & Mehrabian, A. (1994). Effects of color on emotions. Journal of Experimental Psychology, 123(4), 394-409. Wexner, LB (1982). ...
College Student Journal, Mar 1, 2003
Environment & Behavior, 2003
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Education, Mar 22, 2005
EJ698825 - Faculty Scholarly Goals: Relationships between Institutional, Departmental, and Indivi... more EJ698825 - Faculty Scholarly Goals: Relationships between Institutional, Departmental, and Individual.
International Journal of Technology and Design Education, Feb 1, 2013
Abstract Although the term ''industrial designer'&... more Abstract Although the term ''industrial designer'' is a well known title, the under-standing of industrial design as a profession is still unclear, as evidenced by its application in the sector. In light of this, schools of industrial design should, despite the immense contributions to the sector ...
... Interim Meeting of the International Color Association, Proceedings Color-emotion association... more ... Interim Meeting of the International Color Association, Proceedings Color-emotion associations: Past experience and personal preference Naz KAYA and Helen H ... One respondent said that yellow-red made her happy because it reminded her of school buses and her childhood. ...
College Student Journal, Dec 1, 2006
College Student Journal, Dec 1, 2007
Short-term color memory of two groups of university students, 20 with prior color coursework, and... more Short-term color memory of two groups of university students, 20 with prior color coursework, and 20 with no color-related training, was evaluated in four hue categories: yellow, yellow-red, green, and purple. Munsell dimensions of hue, value, and chroma were used to select four target colors and nine distractor colors for each of the targets. Four of the distractor colors differed from the target in hue only, four were of the same hue as the target, but differed in both value and chroma, and one was identical to the target in both hue and value, but differed in chroma. The subject looked at the target color chip for 5 seconds, with the intent of remembering it. After removal of the target color, and an additional period of 5 seconds during which the subject focused on a white card, the subject was given a stack of ten randomly arranged color chips, including the target and the nine distractors, and asked to choose the target color. Of the four target colors, yellow was the most acc...
Journal of Interior Design, 2005
... also contributes to the manipula-tion of access to self and allows the individual to employ .... more ... also contributes to the manipula-tion of access to self and allows the individual to employ ... to an academic setting (Kaya & Weber, 2003), and enhancing the feelings of place attachment (Harris, Brown, & ... Investigations into the relationship between ease of privacy regulation ...
Journal of Environmental Psychology, 1999
This study is an investigation of the e¡ects of short-term crowding on the invasion of personal s... more This study is an investigation of the e¡ects of short-term crowding on the invasion of personal space.The analysis was carried out by means of research designed for automatic teller machine (ATM) users in Ankara.The activity, withdrawing money from an ATM, requires certain levels of privacy which may vary with the personal characteristics of the individuals. Among these, sex of the user is considered an important factor. Also, situational variables such as density conditions have an e¡ect on interpersonal distance. The survey was carried out through participant observation and short interviews with the users under two Ð low and high Ð density conditions. It was found that personal space was invaded more under high density conditions and when the space was perceived as narrower. However, this did not cause a signi¢cant di¡erence in the privacy requirements of the users as they mostly preferred a private space under both density conditions. Sex did not appear to be a dominating factor in this choice although people of opposite sexes tended to keep longer distances between them. The only di¡erence was the females'approach to males which was more distant than males'approach to females. Utilizing the ¢ndings of this research, appropriate design solutions for an indoor ATM hall were proposed.
Journal of Environmental Psychology, 2003
This study examines cross-cultural differences in the perception of crowding and privacy regulati... more This study examines cross-cultural differences in the perception of crowding and privacy regulation between American and Turkish freshmen living in similar residence hall settings. The research was conducted at Oklahoma State University (OSU) in Oklahoma, USA and at Bilkent ...
Environment and Behavior, 2001
This article examines the effects of floor height on the perception of room size and crowding as ... more This article examines the effects of floor height on the perception of room size and crowding as an important aspect of satisfaction with a dormitory building. The analysis was carried out by means of a survey research designed for dormitory residents at Bilkent University, Ankara. Two 5-story dormitory buildings, one housing men and the other women, in which all rooms
Environment and Behavior, 2007
... No significant results were found in the U-shaped and cluster layouts. Females had higher sco... more ... No significant results were found in the U-shaped and cluster layouts. Females had higher scores on claiming a particular seat than males regardless of seating arrangement. ... 860 Environment and Behavior Page 3. cluster-type seating arrangements (Martin, 2002). ...
Color Research & Application, 2006
... Correspondence to: Naz Kaya (e-mail: nkaya@fcs.uga.edu) © 2005 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Volume... more ... Correspondence to: Naz Kaya (e-mail: nkaya@fcs.uga.edu) © 2005 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Volume 31, Number 1, February 2006 67 Page 2. ... Note. Neutral colors included white, N/9; black, N/1; and the mid-gray, N/5. a Listed from most saturated to least saturated. ...
College Student Journal, 2004
... The color green evoked mainly positive emotions such as relaxation and comfort because it rem... more ... The color green evoked mainly positive emotions such as relaxation and comfort because it reminded most of the respondents of nature. ... Valdez, P., & Mehrabian, A. (1994). Effects of color on emotions. Journal of Experimental Psychology, 123(4), 394-409. Wexner, LB (1982). ...
College Student Journal, Mar 1, 2003
Environment & Behavior, 2003
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