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Emotional Synchrony Effects on Team Design Outcomes

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タイトル Emotional Synchrony Effects on Team Design Outcomes
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内容記述 Design is a creative activity which benefits from individual skills and cooperative efforts. Empathy, or understanding each other feelings, is considered a fundamental capacity for cooperation. When groups of children design a new product together, how cooperative do they behave, what is the role of empathy, and what are other possible predictors of their design success? Part of a technology-based summer program, in the following study we have performed a 5-days design workshop where children aged 7 to 12 y/o were divided in small teams to design new playground concepts. Three main design classes and tasks were performed: Sketching; modelling; and presentation. Each activity was followed by selfreports to obtain participant's individual task and group impressions, as well as their emotional synchrony (how accurate participants were evaluating their teammates emotions). Empathetic disposition was pre-evaluated one month prior to the workshop, and we evaluated design outcomes through a six-members school-staff jury. Our results indicated that, more than task or group satisfaction, accurate impressions of team members' happiness positively affected the group's design outcomes. Although empathy itself was not sufficient to predict the design success of groups, together with emotional synchrony, both were positive predictors. Overall, children on the winning design groups were reporting more fun and sharing their feelings more easily, in a similar flow-like state. We believe emotion synchronization to be an important factor for sharing joy when cooperating, and future studies should further observe its effects and mechanisms on different cooperative situations.
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内容記述 Art and Design Research for Sustainable Development ; September 22, 2018
Conference: Tsukuba Global Science Week 2018
Date: September 20-22, 2018
Venue: Tsukuba International Congress Center
Sponsored: University of Tsukuba
書誌情報 TSUKUBA GLOBAL SCIENCE WEEK 2018 ART & DESIGN SESSION PROCEEDINGS

p. 77-80, 発行日 2018-09
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