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It has been detected through dynamic networks that the activation of certain sensory mechanisms in the processes of interaction with the YouTube Object generate breakpoints in the Focal Attention Processes aimed at the Visual Symbols. Likewise, it was detected that the user’s interoceptive responses in the interaction processes with the device’s work system were related to the spatial location of the visual symbols, and the interoceptive responses in the interaction processes with the YouTube Object were determined by the sensitive qualities of visual symbols. Also the studies showed the existence of a possible relationship with the interoceptive responses, the behavior patterns of a user and the Focal Attention processes delegated to visual symbols. Therefore, it is intended to promote reflections and enabling knowledge on the use of the objects of new media based on the interaction processes generated by a user.
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User: Individual interacting with the system [1].
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They are different forms of communication in relation to a user with an artifact [2]. Cañas, José J., y Yvonne. Waerns. Ergonomía cognitiva. Aspectos psicológicos de la interacción de las personas con la tecnología de la información. Madrid: Médica Panamericanas S.A., 2001. P. 27.
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“An object of the new media can be defined as one or more interfaces from a multimedia data base” [3].
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Concerning to the Dynamic media: media in which the presentation to the user changes according to time Example: These include video, music, animation [1].
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Pineda, L.O., Tejeda, J.G. (2020). Analysis of the Behavior of a User’s Sensory Mechanisms During the Interaction Processes with an Object of the New Media and Its Work System. In: Nunes, I. (eds) Advances in Human Factors and Systems Interaction. AHFE 2020. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, vol 1207. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-51369-6_44
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