interaction study
nounUK /ˌɪntərˈækʃən ˈstʌdi/
US /ˌɪntərˈækʃən ˈstʌdi/
A study is when people look closely at how things or people act with each other.
The scientists did an interaction study to see how the children played together.
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2. A scientific test that checks how two or more things affect each other.
The interaction study showed how the two medicines worked together.
3. A school project where students watch how people talk and work with each other.
For our interaction study, we watched how kids share toys at recess.
4. A careful look at how parts of a machine or system work together.
The engineers ran an interaction study on the robot's arms and wheels.