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Existing social anxiety assessment methods rely on subjective questionnaires, are prone to bias, and have limited resource access.Health, Healthcare, and Wellbeing / Affective Touch and Loneliness Mitigation
Existing social anxiety assessment methods rely on subjective questionnaires, are prone to bias, and have limited resource access.
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Left-behind children often feel lonely and anxious due to lack of parental companionship and psychological support.lightbulbPractical problemAffective Touch and Loneliness Mitigation
Users need more natural wearable touch experiences to alleviate loneliness or anxiety.UIST '24Investigating the Design Space of Affective Touch on the Forearm Area
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Anxious users struggle to quickly and effectively relieve emotions during acute anxiety episodes.UbiComp '24Evaluate Closed-Loop, Mindless Intervention in-the-Wild: A Micro-Randomized Trial on Offset Heart Rate Biofeedback
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Traditional depression and anxiety screening is affected by recall bias and overlooks individual symptom differences.lightbulbPractical problemAffective Touch and Loneliness Mitigation
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