Designing an experimental task for research of design processes by measuring cerebral blood flow

The experimental task for measuring the cerebral blood flow associated with design activities is not limited to the method of repeating a simplified task and comparing the average cerebral blood flow changes. It is possible to measure cerebral blood flow by imposing more practical design tasks. However, the analysis at that time is not a method of averaging the changes in the cerebral blood flow of many subjects and comparing them. It is possible to perform an analysis focusing on the relationship between the events included in the task and the rise/fall of cerebral blood flow. It was suggested that it would be possible to obtain more rich consideration. In addition, it was suggested that the gazing point data measured by the eye tracker is effective for the recollection of the event, and the meaning can be made more efficiently.