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Resource-limited regions lack suitable research ethics guidelines for technology studies involving children with ASD.

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Resource-limited regions lack suitable research ethics guidelines for technology studies involving children with ASD.

UbiComp '23Ethics without IRB, is that possible? The Case Study of Participatory Sessions with ASD Children in Mexico

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Traditional ASD screening and diagnosis methods are costly and difficult to scale.

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Users struggle to independently learn and apply cognitive reappraisal (CR), affecting emotion regulation and mental health.

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Many people struggle to perceive their own bodily signals, affecting emotion regulation and mental health.

CHI '24“Can you be with that feeling?”: Extending Design Strategies for Interoceptive Awareness for the Context of Mental Health

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