The evaluation components for lighting quality include visual comfort, visibility, user-required affective factors, workability etc. that are different up to the architectural use of space and behaviour types of users. All of these components contribute to overall user satisfaction. Our affective factors are composed of stimuli through five senses (sight, hearing, touch, smell and taste), behaviour types, and individual long-term experiences. We therefore need to understand the deviation between user-required `affective factors' formed from long-term experiences and `those' influenced by visual pathway against the illumination change. The current study attempts to figure out this deviation and to determine the affective factors significant for human-centric illumination development, particularly in office space.
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