A Theoretical Approach for a Novel Model to Realizing Empathy
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2009.01229v1
- Date: Thu, 3 Sep 2020 17:21:49 GMT
- Title: A Theoretical Approach for a Novel Model to Realizing Empathy
- Authors: Marialejandra Garcia Corretjer, David Miralles, and Raquel Ros
- Abstract summary: This paper introduces a theoretical concept as a proposed model that visualizes the process of realizing empathy.
The intended purpose of this proposed model, is to create an initial blueprint that may be applicable to a range of disciplines.
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- Abstract: The first objective of this paper are to introduce a strong theoretical
concept as a proposed model that visualizes the process of realizing empathy,
based on the ample analysis of the collected work in the survey. Secondly, the
intended purpose of this proposed model, is to create an initial blueprint that
may be applicable to a range of disciplines with clear must-have concepts
important to consider for the realization of empathy between people and their
technology.For this reason, after the model is explained, this paper
exemplifies tools for its application and a couple of encouraging case study
projects that begin to integrate this model into their interactive experiments.
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