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This document discusses several studies related to mobile technology, human-robot interaction, social media recommendations, and computer games. It summarizes research using qualitative methods like group discussions, surveys with over 200 users, and a focus group. It also analyzes robot heads, recommends social connections based on tags and people, and examines how games can engage users cognitively and physically to potentially improve mood.
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- 1. Mobile information and communication tools in the hospital (International Journal of Medical Informatics)
- 2. Simulation study Qualitative research (different from Mobile digital experiment) assistant Group discussions Quantitative form
- 3. DiSalvo, C. F., Gemperle, F., Forlizzi, J., & Kiesler, S. (2002) All Robots Are Not Created Equal: The Design and Perception of Humanoid Robot Heads.
- 4. User-survey Uncanny Valley Robot head analysis Design suggestions
- 5. Social Media Recommendation based on People and Tags Ido Guy, Naama Zwerdling, Inbal Ronen, David Carmel, Erel Uziel IBM Research Lab.
- 6. user survey (N >200) Mathematical methods Social software application suite for extensive user study social recommendations
- 7. Task demand and mood repair: The intervention potential of computer games Nicholas D Bowman
- 8. computer games demand Focus Group greater cognitive and tactile engagement from the user, with a specific focus on the tactile as Flight simulator a distinguishing characteristic of gaming from other media form