Disaster Mitigation Using Interface Adaptation to Emotions: a Targeted Literature Review

Alipour, Mina; Dupuy-Chessa, Sophie; Jongmans, Éline

doi:10.1145/3423423.3423438

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“…An important finding from this research was that different emotions, cognitions, and behaviors have varying time frames, and this information can be used to characterize the course of disaster survivors' emotional responses. These responses have the potential to guide the identification of areas and populations with the greatest needs for care and allocation of services, and also to inform emergency preparedness systems (Alipour, Dupuy-Chessa, and Jongmans 2020;Garske et al 2021;Gruebner et al 2018). Responders, clinicians, and health authorities can anticipate fear, shock, and disbelief as early responses that diminish over time, yet other emotions such as guilt, sorrow, and gratitude, may emerge and flourish over time.…”

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A Qualitative Study of Immediate and Evolving Reactions of Directly-Exposed Survivors of the Oklahoma City Bombing

Abu-Hamad

Pollio

Moden

et al. 2022

International Journal of Mass Emergencies & Disasters

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This study's purpose was to learn about survivors' raw personal experiences of the Oklahoma City bombing in terms of reported actions, thoughts, and feelings, and to examine the evolution of their feelings with the passage of time, post-disaster. A randomly selected sample of 182 directly-exposed survivors of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing were interviewed approximately six months after the disaster and asked four open-ended questions about reactions to the bombing and to reminders of it. Responses to questions were conceptually divided, providing structure for a subsequent qualitative content analysis. Initial thoughts and actions at the time of the bomb blast included efforts to make sense of what was happening and helping themselves and others to safety. Feelings evolved in type and intensity, with varied time courses. Based on these findings, responders, clinicians, and health authorities can anticipate different emotional responses over time, allowing tailoring of mental health interventions to needs.

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A Qualitative Study of Immediate and Evolving Reactions of Directly-Exposed Survivors of the Oklahoma City Bombing

Abu-Hamad

Pollio

Moden

et al. 2022

International Journal of Mass Emergencies & Disasters

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“…• Providing users with tools that allow them to express otherwise hidden (mental, e.g., intentions, emotions [7,8], experiences, plans, and motivations) phenomena so that they can be approached with relevant and timely information and services,…”

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Does a Fair Model Produce Fair Explanations? Relating Distributive and Procedural Fairness

Yang,

Howe

2024

Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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Internet of Behaviors (IoB) links human behavior to the digital world to provide services that meet humans' dynamic needs.IoB can observe and record human behaviors (physical and mental alike), analyze them, adapt itself accordingly, and continuously affect humans' decisions in implicit and explicit ways. A crucial point is understanding human individual and social behaviors, which are reactions to various internal or external events. For instance, intentions and emotions that cause specific behaviors could be analyzed and further impacted by stimuli toward different behaviors.At the social level, people's social attachment to each other or their belongings could influence their behaviors. At the cultural level, behaviors could be impacted by expressiveness, mobility habits, social interactions, and privacy concerns of a country or region's population. Therefore, while IoB opts to engineer intelligent connected systems adaptive to behaviors, it will only be effective with a deep behavioral analysis from social and psychological perspectives. A novelty IoB provides is that it considers not only the direct users but also citizens, occupants, visitors, or customers who may not directly interact with the system and may mostly be unaware that they are part of the system but could benefit from the way the system works. The IoB minitrack at HICSS 2023 aims to shape a community around the novel concept of IoB. Since IoB is yet to be discovered, its various dimensions should be discussed by academics, industry, and political decision-makers. The success of IoB depends on applicable dimensions regarding ethics, privacy, artificial intelligence (AI), and more.

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Intelligent Building Evacuation: From Modeling Systems to Behaviors

Moghaddam

Muccini

Dugdale³

2022

Public Administration and Information Technology

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Disaster Mitigation Using Interface Adaptation to Emotions: a Targeted Literature Review

Cited by 11 publications

References 51 publications

A Qualitative Study of Immediate and Evolving Reactions of Directly-Exposed Survivors of the Oklahoma City Bombing

A Qualitative Study of Immediate and Evolving Reactions of Directly-Exposed Survivors of the Oklahoma City Bombing

Does a Fair Model Produce Fair Explanations? Relating Distributive and Procedural Fairness

Intelligent Building Evacuation: From Modeling Systems to Behaviors

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