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The document discusses interviews conducted with children ages 6-9 and their parents regarding computer usage. The children reported enjoying playing games on the computer but would rather spend time on it, while parents were annoyed by their children's distraction and not completing homework on time. An empathy map was created processing the interview data, showing the children say they will play, think it's fun, spend much time, and feel happiness playing on the computer. The problem statement crafted is that many parents live in conflict around not knowing how to set limits for their children on computer and internet use.
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- 6. Process the data gathered via interviews using an empathy map Do ◦ They spend much time on computer
- 7. Process the data gathered via interviews using an empathy map Feel ◦ Happiness playing on computer
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