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Tactile Response and Shifting Touch Preference

Marilyn Delong Marilyn Delong, PhD, is Professor in Apparel Design and Juanjuan Wu, PhD, is Assistant Professor in Retail Merchandising in the College of Design at the University of Minnesota. Delong's research interests include the aesthetics of design, perception, human response, and design innovation. Wu's research interests include consumer response to retail design, co-design, and mass customization.
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Juanjuan Wu Marilyn Delong, PhD, is Professor in Apparel Design and Juanjuan Wu, PhD, is Assistant Professor in Retail Merchandising in the College of Design at the University of Minnesota. Delong's research interests include the aesthetics of design, perception, human response, and design innovation. Wu's research interests include consumer response to retail design, co-design, and mass customization.
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Juyeon Park Juyeon Park, PhD, is Assistant Professor in Apparel Design at Colorado State University. Her research interests include perceptual response to designed products.
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