Designing for Resilience
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How do you boost resilience in adolescents & young adults (AYA) with cancer? Hopelab combines science+design to tackle these complex problems and built a chatbot to do just that.
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Build Trust and Security:
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Enhance Listening Skills:
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Foster Positive Relationships:
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Support Learning and Development:
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Teach Social Skills:
Encourage polite, respectful, and empathetic interactions with others.
Resolve Conflicts:
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Encourage Independence:
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- 1. Designing for Resilience: The Intersection of Tech & Self on the Healing Journey Chris McCarthy Vice President Strategy & Innovation, Hopelab Executive Director, Innovation Learning Network @McCarthyChris, @hopelab
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- 9. 9 A Primer on Chatbots: • A computer program designed to simulate conversation with human users • Serves up responses based on a decision tree • Introduces users to behavioral interventions that drive better psychosocial and health outcomes • This is not supposed to replace human relationships or real therapy • Designed to handle emergency crisis situations
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