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Based on the results of the evaluation experiment consisting of multiple items using the Curve Drawing Method (CDM), the hierarchy between higher-level comprehensive evaluation and lower-level individual evaluation was examined. CDM has been devised as a continuous time-series Kansei evaluation method to replace physiological functions. A 77-minute lecture was used as the stimulus. Evaluation curve patterns were obtained for 5 items from the participants (N = 49): degree of comprehension, sense of belonging, sense of security, elation, and sense of fun. Based on the results, we examined the degree of agreement (correlation) between the composite curve obtained by averaging the value of “sense of belonging, sense of security, and elation” with the pattern of each curve for the “degree of comprehension” and the “sense of fun”. The results indicated that lower individual evaluations contributing to comprehensive evaluations could be specified, which cannot be achieved by using physiological indices.

Hierarchy of Evaluation by “CDM (Curve Drawing Method)” for Time-series Kansei Evaluation