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The purpose of this study was to analyze the effect of fiber contents of socks fabric on the subjective sensitivity and emotional sensibility of consumers. We investigated the relationship of subjective sensitivity and sensibility according to fiber contents and color value of socks. We made five plain knit fabrics as specimens, with a combination of chitosan/SUS fiber contents and three value levels of grayish color. The subjects were 15 males and 54 females in the twenties. The data analysis was conducted with Pearson`s correlation analysis, ANOVA, Duncan multiple range test, and regression analysis. The major finds were as follows: A factor analysis showed that subjective sensitivity was classified into five factors (bulky, surface-rough, elastic, attention, and variety) and emotional sensibility was into four factors (salience, stability, luxury, and activity). There were significant correlation between the subjective sensitivity and emotional sensibility. The subjective sensitivities of `surface-rough` and `elastic` were significantly influenced by fiber contents. The sensibilities of `salience` and `luxury` were significantly influenced by fiber contents. Where as the `salience` and `roughness` were significant influenced by color value level. According to sex, there were significantly difference in `bulky`, `elastic` and `salience`. As a result of the regression analysis, preference, consuming desire and satisfaction appears to be closely related with all subjective sensitivity and sensibility.

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A Study on the Comfort Properties of Carbon Heated Socks (I) - A Study on the Subjective Sensitivity and Emotional Sensibility of Chitosan/SUS Fiber Socks Fabrics-