Giannopulu, Irini

Horie, Ryota

Hoshina, Atsushi

Sugaya, Midori

Procedia Computer Science

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We developed the new therapy device named "Digital Play Therapy Device", which combines house-shaped device with sensors attached and CG. The device was targeted for children with learning disabilities. We obtained the result from routine developed children, and obtained the result of increasing the number of speaking and decreasing the number of miscommunication, comparing to normal dollhouse. However, it's difficult to compare these results objectively. This paper analyzes the effect of "Digital Play Therapy Device (DPTD)" with more detailed method by using biological information. We compared the effect between DPTD and just operating house-shaped device, DPTD and just operating CG. Analysis of the experiment indicates that participants who experienced DPTD exerts higher concentration than operating house-shaped device or CG individually.</p

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Measurement of the effect of digital play therapy using biological information

Atsushi Hoshina

Ryota Horie

Irini Giannopulu

Midori Sugaya

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Measurement of the Effect of Digital Play Therapy Using Biological Information

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Measurement of the effect of digital play therapy using biological information

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