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Who embraces AI in play? Exploratory modeling of player preference profiles toward game AI
Ting-Chen Hsu, Jiangxu Lin, Wenran Chen +2
Artificial intelligence is increasingly entering digital games through diverse functions. While prior work has shown that player attitudes toward game AI are strongly context-depen…
Designing for Engagement: How Self-Determination Theory Can Guide Digital Health Design for User Motivation
Zheyuan Zhang, Rafael A. Calvo
User engagement is crucial for the efficacy of digital health and mental health interventions, yet existing design strategies for improving engagement remain heterogeneous, context…
"It depends on where AI is used": Players' attitude patterns and evaluative logics toward different AI applications in digital games
Ting-Chen Hsu, Jiangxu Lin, Wenran Chen +2
As AI becomes increasingly embedded in digital games, players' attitudes de-pend not only on whether AI is used, but also on where and how it intervenes in gameplay. This study exa…
Designing More Engaging Serious Games to Support Students' Mental Health: A Pilot Study Based on A CBT-Informed Design Framework
Ting-Chen Hsu, Zheyuan Zhang, Ziyi Chen +2
Addressing the issues of dullness, low compliance, and lack of appeal in current digital mental health education and serious games for students and adolescents, this study proposes…
The Double-Edged Sword of Open-Ended Interaction: How LLM-Driven NPCs Affect Players' Cognitive Load and Gaming Experience
Ting-Chen Hsu, Wenran Chen, Jiangxu Lin +2
This study examines how large language model-driven non-player characters (LLM-NPCs) affect players' cognitive load and gaming experience, with a particular focus on the underlying…
Understanding Workplace Relatedness Support among Healthcare Professionals: A Four-Layer Model and Implications for Technology Design
Zheyuan Zhang, Dorian Peters, Lan Xiao +4
Healthcare professionals (HCPs) face increasing occupational stress and burnout. Supporting HCPs need for relatedness is fundamental to their psychological wellbeing and resilience…
Beyond Wellbeing Apps: Co-Designing Immersive, Embodied, and Collective Digital Wellbeing Interventions for Healthcare Professionals
Zheyuan Zhang, Jingjing Sun, Dorian Peters +1
Healthcare professionals (HCPs) face increasing levels of stress and burnout. Technological wellbeing interventions provide accessible and flexible support for HCPs. While most stu…