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Investigating Unconscious Verbal Mimicry as a Measure of Empathy in Design
Abstract Developing empathy toward a user is a vital part of user-centered design. Several approaches developed in psychology, sociology, and neuroscience have been adopted in measuring empathy in design. However, these approaches have limitations, such as subjective bias, time c
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