Auditory Satisfaction
The overall positive emotional and cognitive response users experience after engaging with audio content, encompassing contentment with auditory features, narration style, and technical quality. In accessible media research, auditory satisfaction is measured across dimensions including clarity (how well information is conveyed), relevance (how appropriate the audio elements are), immersion (how effectively the audio creates a sense of presence), and overall enjoyment. Auditory satisfaction is shaped not only by technical sound quality but by how well the audio aligns with user expectations and evokes appropriate emotional responses. For audio-described webtoons, overlapping audio effect placement consistently yields the highest overall auditory satisfaction.
Category: user experience · media accessibility
Related: Narrative Immersion · Comprehensibility · Audio Effect Placement