Not the Right Cue for Me: Investigating VR Cue Design and Biofeedback Integration in Drug Psychotherapy Psychotherapy is vital for identifying and managing craving-triggering cues. In this study, we paired virtual reality (VR) drug-cue scenarios with physiological sensors to capture participants’ real-time responses. Qualitative interviews with nineteen patients and six therapists showed that contextual elements resembl…
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Chuang-Wen You et al. National Tsing Hua University
VR Medical Training & Rehabilitation Affective Feedback & Emotion Regulation Interfaces Mental Health Apps & Online Support Communities
IUI 2026 Exploring the Design of Collaborative Technological Systems to Assist Patients in Motivating Quitting Gambling with Family Members Gambling addiction can have a profound impact on the mental and financial well-being of individuals and their families. This paper presents an in-depth study on the development of technologies aimed at promoting collaborative efforts between patients and family members to deal with gaming addiction. The study performe…
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Chuang-Wen You et al. National Tsing Hua University
Facilitating Support and Belonging
CSCW 2025 Navigating Non-binary Experiences: Insights and Design Implications in Mandarin-Speaking Taiwanese Online Spaces Despite the role of online spaces as resources and support networks for non-binary individuals, these users encounter significant challenges in presenting and disclosing their gender identities, particularly in non-Western contexts where such practices remain understudied. To address this gap, we conducted a mixed-met…
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Yo-Pu (Yupo) Liu et al. Pennsylvania State University
User Experiences in Online Communities
CSCW 2025 Not What I Want to Log or Share: Exploring How to Enhance Technological Support through Affordable Behavioral Self-Monitoring and Data Sharing with Key Support Figures Shopping addiction is characterized by unrestrained repetitive purchasing behavior, negatively impacting one’s financial stability and social welfare. This study sought to gain insights into the development of self-monitoring devices and data sharing schemes to assist in dealing with shopping addiction. In this two-ph…
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Yan-Ming Chen et al. National Tsing Hua University
Beyond AI: Additional Considerations for Enhancing Healthcare
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Explore Nowopen_in_new Toward Understanding the Impact of Visualized Focus Levels in Virtual Reality on User Presence and Experience Neurofeedback refers to the process of feeding a sensory representation of brain activity back to users in real time to improve a particular brain function, e.g., their focus and/or attention on a particular task. This study addressed the notable lack of research on methods used to visualize EEG data and their effects…
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Chuang-Wen You et al. National Tsing Hua University
Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) & Neurofeedback Immersion & Presence Research
MobileHCI 2024 The Hidden Toll of Instant Messaging Use in Remote Work: Interaction Dynamics Between Subordinates and Supervisors The research centers on examining the utilization of instant messaging (IM) in remote work interactions between supervisors and subordinates. Through a series of one-on-one in-depth interviews (n = 12), our findings unveil distinct nuances in how subordinates and supervisors perceive and engage with IM, encompassing a…
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Chia Hsin (Josette) Lee et al. Indiana University
Remote Work Tools & Experience Notification & Interruption Management
CHI 2024 Understanding and Designing Multi-level Preventive Medication Support Against HIV for Men who Have Sex with Men in Taiwan Sexual health is an important domain that deserves more HCI attention, such as supporting the practices of men who have sex with men (MSM) against HIV risks. One current clinical approach to addressing this issue is to use preventive medicine like pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP). As medication adherence of PrEP is cha…
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Chien Wen (Tina) Yuan et al. National Taiwan Normal University
Health
CSCW 2023 Mind and Body: The Complex Role of Social Resources in Understanding and Managing Depression in Older Adults Depression is the most common mental health problem in older adults; however, a lack of understanding in the interaction between physical and social causes hinders effective treatment. Unique issues such as age-specific increases in comorbid physical problems and alienation from social contact can make it difficult fo…
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Seraphina Yong et al. University of Minnesota
Older Adults
CSCW 2023 Farm to Table: Understanding Collaboration and Information Practices among Stakeholders in the Process of Produce Production, Sales, and Consumption Collaboration comes in many forms. How \textit{relevant stakeholders} collaborate at the scale of a system deserves scholarly attention because their practices may differ from traditional teams like dyads or small groups. This study investigates how stakeholders of a local produce supply-and-demand system, namely expe…
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Chien Wen (Tina) Yuan et al. National Taiwan Normal University
Collaboration I
CSCW 2023 Trigger or Treat: Using Technology to Facilitate the Perception of Cravings and Corresponding Cues for Achieving Clinical-friendly Drug Psychotherapy Drug addiction is a chronic condition, marked by compulsive drug use. In previous research, cue exposure and biofeedback technologies proved effective in drug psychotherapy sessions; however, the focus has generally been on the awareness of cravings and the identification of cues. There has been relatively little rese…
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Chuang-Wen You et al. National Tsing Hua University
Mental Health II
CSCW 2023 Contextualizing User Perceptions about Biases for Human-Centered Explainable Artificial Intelligence Biases in Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems or their results are one important issue that demands AI explainability. Despite the prevalence of AI applications, the general public are not necessarily equipped with the ability to understand how the black-box algorithms work and how to deal with biases. To inform desi…
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Chien Wen (Tina) Yuan et al. National Taiwan Normal University
Explainable AI (XAI) AI Ethics, Fairness & Accountability
CHI 2023 To Use or Abuse: Opportunities and Difficulties in the Use of Multi-channel Support to Reduce Technology Abuse by Adolescents Technology abuse among adolescents refers to the problematic use of technology devices, and the negative impact it can have on lifestyle and one’s physical and mental health. This paper reports on in-depth interviews with 15 dyads of adolescent patients, their parents, and four experts with the objective of unraveling…
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Min-Wei Hung et al. National Tsing Hua University
Health and Consultation Practices, Addictive Behaviors, and Social Re-entry; Health and Consultation Practices, Addictive Behaviors, and Social Re-entry
CSCW 2022 This App is not for Me: Using Mobile and Wearable Technologies to Improve Adolescents’ Smartphone Addiction through the Sharing of Personal Data with Parents Smartphone addiction refers to the problematic use of smartphones, which can negatively impact one’s quality of life and even health. We conducted a two-week technology probe study to explore the use of technologies aimed at improving smartphone addiction among seven dyads of adolescents and their parents. Interviews…
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Pin-Chieh Chen et al. National Tsing Hua University
Mental Health Apps & Online Support Communities Sleep & Stress Monitoring Smartwatches & Fitness Bands
CHI 2022 Go Gig or Go Home: Enabling Social Sensing to Share Personal Data with Intimate Partner for the Health and Wellbeing of Long-Hour workers Maintaining an awareness of one's well-being and making work-related decisions to achieve work-life balance is critical for flexible long-hour workers. In this study, we propose that social sensing could address bottlenecks in worker's awareness, interpretation of the informatics, and subsequent behavioral change. We…
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Chuang-Wen You et al. National Tsing Hua University
Context-Aware Computing Workplace Wellbeing & Work Stress
CHI 2021 When Knowledge Network is Social Network: Understanding Collaborative Knowledge Transfer in Workplace In workplaces, knowledge has the property of being individually kept and collectively shared. It is distributed and embedded among members but needs to be transferred and pooled through knowledge networks for successful collaboration. In order to understand and embody such networks, we employed a mixture of field obse…
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Chi-Lan Yang et al. Cornell University
Collaboration and work practice
CSCW 2019 I Didn’t Know that You Knew I Knew: Collaborative Shopping Practices between People with Visual Impairment and People with Vision It is important to support independent living for people with visual impairments (PVI). Part of this can be accomplished with individual assistive technologies. However, in this paper we emphasize the social and collaborative needs for PVI to fully integrate into society as equals. The study assesses how PVI collabora…
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Chien Wen (Tina) Yuan et al. National Taiwan Normal University
Disability and Accessibility
CSCW 2018 Knowing That You Know What I Know Helps? Understanding the Effects of Knowledge Transparency in Online Knowledge Transfer To accomplish collaborative work, collaborators need to know one another’s states of work for coordination. Similarly, in situations of knowledge transfer where experts need to instruct novices by passing implicit knowledge and personal experience about the task, one challenge lies in the knowledge gap between experts…
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Chi-Lan Yang et al. Independent Researcher
Collaboration in Online Communities
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