Survey at the end of the experiment
| Classes | No. of items | Specification |
|---|---|---|
| Demographic information and influencing variables (relevant experience) | 13 | Age, gender, study subject, work or training experience, experiment experience, language, semester of study and degree |
| Satisfaction and stress | 6 | Perceived enjoyment, physical pressure, psychological pressure, excitement and time pressure (Source: own consideration) |
| Overall evaluation of the assistance system | 4 | The system is perceived as: helpful, superfluous, annoying and coping well (Source: own consideration) |
| Evaluation of specific aspects of the assistance system | 5 closed questions and one open question | Difficulty to produce without assistance system; satisfaction regarding the information from the system; Need of more information from the system desired; Need of more process knowledge; and Need of personal contact (Source: own consideration) |
| Self-efficacy | 10 | General self-efficacy expectation (Source: Schwarzer and Jerusalem M, 1995) |
| Classes | No. of items | Specification |
|---|---|---|
| Demographic information and influencing variables (relevant experience) | 13 | Age, gender, study subject, work or training experience, experiment experience, language, semester of study and degree |
| Satisfaction and stress | 6 | Perceived enjoyment, physical pressure, psychological pressure, excitement and time pressure (Source: own consideration) |
| Overall evaluation of the assistance system | 4 | The system is perceived as: helpful, superfluous, annoying and coping well (Source: own consideration) |
| Evaluation of specific aspects of the assistance system | 5 closed questions and one open question | Difficulty to produce without assistance system; satisfaction regarding the information from the system; Need of more information from the system desired; Need of more process knowledge; and Need of personal contact (Source: own consideration) |
| Self-efficacy | 10 | General self-efficacy expectation (Source: Schwarzer and Jerusalem M, 1995) |
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