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Survey on "Perceptions of Cognitive Load in Vis"

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Aadilyalcin
Last edited Oct 23, 2016
Created on Oct 23, 2016

This interactive survey visualization presents responses on cognitive load perceptions in visualization research, grouped into three panels covering familiarity, assessment methods, and usage in practice. Built with the KSHF library, it renders survey data from a Google Sheets document into a linked record browser where users can explore individual responses alongside summary statistics. The visualization uses JSON configuration to map survey questions to panels and employs list-based record display, enabling direct comparison of quantitative ratings and qualitative answers across respondents.

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