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Stimuli that can be perceived with the senses.
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A classification based on a person's socio-economic status, including factors such as income, education, and occupation.
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A person's underlying emotional state.
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Physical sensations such as pain or coldness.
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A person's biological attributes, including chromosomes, hormone levels, and reproductive/sexual anatomy, which can be assigned at birth or modified through medical interventions.
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A person's physical size.
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A way of thinking or feeling about an activity, product, service, or system.
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Concentration on the activity at hand.
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A person's physical and mental condition.
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The functions a person plays in different situations.
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Ways people are connected to others.
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Emotional and/or romantic attraction to another person.
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Ways people relate to others and how they perceive themselves in those relationships.
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Facts, information, experiences, and insights a person has acquired.
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A person's internal and physical identity.
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Power or influence relationships between variables in a context.
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The measure of obstacles that prevent people from accessing a product, service, or system.
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The relevancy of a designed outcome to people who use it for a purpose.
