TY - JOUR
T1 - Transformative Conversations. Questioning collaboration in digitally mediated interactions
AU - Galimberti, Carlo
AU - Gaggioli, Andrea
AU - Brivio, Eleonora
AU - Caroli, Francesca
AU - Chirico, Alice
AU - Rampinini, Lucrezia
AU - Trognon, Alain
AU - Vergine, Ilaria
PY - 2020
Y1 - 2020
N2 - Given the innovative, technological and Computer-Mediated
Communication (CMC) environment in which we live, it would be essential to
understand which role humans can take on in it, as well as the empowerment
provided to human beings by this complex context. This paper constitutes a focus
on these possibilities through the investigation of the dynamics of collaboration in
Mixed-Reality (MR) environments (PC-HoloLens), paying particular attention to
the role of nudges in eliciting (optimal) shared experiences among team members.
This study, therefore, intends to investigate the interactive and emotional outcomes
related to a mediated communication based on different nudges (three experimental
conditions: nudge for empathy, nudge for awareness, and no nudge). We
hypothesized that these nudges could also modulate the emergence of optimal
shared experiences, such as the one of group flow and of social presence. Through
the quantitative analysis of psychometrical measures and the qualitative analysis of
the dialogue within one dyad, we detected featured elements and patterns that can
be used as starting points to question collaborative processes in digitally mediated
interactions
AB - Given the innovative, technological and Computer-Mediated
Communication (CMC) environment in which we live, it would be essential to
understand which role humans can take on in it, as well as the empowerment
provided to human beings by this complex context. This paper constitutes a focus
on these possibilities through the investigation of the dynamics of collaboration in
Mixed-Reality (MR) environments (PC-HoloLens), paying particular attention to
the role of nudges in eliciting (optimal) shared experiences among team members.
This study, therefore, intends to investigate the interactive and emotional outcomes
related to a mediated communication based on different nudges (three experimental
conditions: nudge for empathy, nudge for awareness, and no nudge). We
hypothesized that these nudges could also modulate the emergence of optimal
shared experiences, such as the one of group flow and of social presence. Through
the quantitative analysis of psychometrical measures and the qualitative analysis of
the dialogue within one dyad, we detected featured elements and patterns that can
be used as starting points to question collaborative processes in digitally mediated
interactions
KW - conversation
KW - mediated interactions
KW - conversation
KW - mediated interactions
UR - http://hdl.handle.net/10807/181523
M3 - Article
SN - 1554-8716
SP - 77
EP - 80
JO - Annual Review of CyberTherapy and Telemedicine
JF - Annual Review of CyberTherapy and Telemedicine
ER -