Talie Massachi

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Towards Fair and Equitable Incentives to Motivate Paid and Unpaid Crowd Contributions

Researchers commonly rely on contributions from either unpaid contributors or work done by paid crowdworkers. Rarely are the motivations of these workers and the accuracy of their contributions studied simultaneously in the wild over time. We maintain a public system where anyone can edit an evolving tabular dataset o…

CSCW '242nd AuthorSession 1a: Work and Technology

Towards Inclusive Futures for Worker Wellbeing

The global COVID-19 pandemic has motivated new collaborations across borders and boundaries, while also emphasizing the importance of supporting the continued wellbeing of hybrid, remote, and in-person workers. Work in CSCW and HCI has demonstrated that identity, culture, and organizational factors all have a strong i…

CSCW '241st AuthorSession 1f: Digital Connections and Self-Disclosure

Chirp: The Impact of Private Online Self-Disclosure on Perceived Social Support

As social media continues to grow as a space for emotional self-disclosure, it is important to understand whether self-disclosure acts as a causal factor impacting positive outcomes for users. Thus we developed Chirp, an anonymous social media sandbox space designed to explore the underlying effects of disclosure with…

CSCW '222nd AuthorOnline Learning; Online Learning

Bridging the Social Distance: Offline to Online Social Support during the COVID-19 Pandemic

The severe impact of COVID-19 in the United States has forced many students to replace in-person socialization with online digital contact. In this study, we investigate the mental health impacts associated with this shift by examining properties of online interactions that may affect loneliness and perceived social s…

CSCW '201st AuthorConversation and Communication

Sochiatrist: Signals of Affect in Messaging Data

Messaging is a common mode of communication, with conversations written informally between individuals. Interpreting emotional affect from messaging data can lead to a powerful form of reflection or support clinical therapy. Existing analysis techniques for social media commonly use LIWC and VADER for automated sentim…

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