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Can guided-breathing interventions improve learner performance in computer-assisted learning?

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Can guided-breathing interventions improve learner performance in computer-assisted learning?

UbiComp '22Towards Guided-Breath as an Intervention Within Computer-Assisted Learning

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CHI '25D-Twins: Your Digital Twin Designed for Real-Time Boredom Intervention

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What accuracy and effectiveness can boredom detection models integrating EEG data achieve in real-time intervention?

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What types of goals have been explored in HCI research, and what are their characteristics?

CHI '25A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Research on Goals for Behavior Change

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What techniques are used in goal and behavior change HCI research, and how are they implemented and evaluated?

CHI '25A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Research on Goals for Behavior Change

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How effective are technology interventions in real-world settings?

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