Graduation Thing Pt.1, Week 10: Independent Project Research Framework

And so we begin the journey of collecting data that would be useful for the project. I started off with a survey to get the initial response on how would the general audience feel about an ASMR theme mental wellness app. And here are some of the responses.

The survey is split into 2 sections, where one is interested in ASMR and the other isn't as interested. There are many reasons where people have their preference with the things they watch to keep them calm and collected, so it's something t=new to learn when compiling the responses.

And it seems that most people that enjoy ASMR are most likely to steer toward eating video. But to my understanding, they are attracted to the food that the content creators eat instead of the sound, which is why the influence of the visual is affected as well.

Just as I thought the importance of the visual in the ASMR Videos is as important as the quality of the audio produced by the object itself.

These types of questions are also asked to get a better insight into the different ways people do to divert their attention when an anxiety attack happens.

I also included questions that relate to the features needed for the app.

This particular question also is as important to understand why mental health treatment should be accessible to anyone.

Turns out the responses made quite an amount of impact on my project.