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Designing Adaptive Affective Chatbots for Online Learning: Trade-offs Between User Control, Automation, and Transparency
Online students often face emotional challenges such as frustration, isolation, and fluctuating motivation, which can hinder sustained engagement in online learning. While affective chatbots have shown promise in healthcare and wellness, most learning support chatbots focus primarily on cognitive as
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