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Users find filling out mental health questionnaires time-consuming and unpleasant.

lightbulbPractical problemMental Health, Emotion Regulation, and Behavior Change Support

Users find filling out mental health questionnaires time-consuming and unpleasant.

CUI '21Can we talk? Design Implications for the Questionnaire-Driven Self-Report of Health and Wellbeing via Conversational Agent

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Older adults lack effective technological means to encourage emotional expression due to loneliness and helplessness.

CHI '25Exploring the Design of LLM-based Agent in Enhancing Self-disclosure Among the Older Adults

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Nurses lack time and staffing in ward admission interviews, leading to errors in information recording.

CHI '25Scaffolded Turns and Logical Conversations: Designing Humanized LLM-Powered Conversational Agents for Hospital Admission Interviews

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Users need effective psychological support, but chatbots still do not provide sufficiently comprehensive support types and interaction mechanisms.

CHI '25Developing a Social Support Framework: Understanding the Reciprocity in Human-Chatbot Relationship

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Transgender people lack sexual-health products that dynamically adapt to bodily changes during gender transition.

CHI '25Embracing Gender Diversity: Designing an Adaptive Pleasure Object for a Changing Body

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Neurodivergent individuals often feel isolated and rejected in social interactions.

CHI '25Working Together Toward Interdependence: Chatbot-Based Support for Balanced Social Interactions Between Neurodivergent and Neurotypical Individuals

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Women with PMS symptoms lack peer support and feel lonely, afraid to share their experiences.

CHI '25Beyond the Dialogue: Multi-chatbot Group Motivational Interviewing for Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) Management

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