Xiaoqi Deng
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Xiaoqi Deng investigates the intersection of human-computer interaction and group creativity, with a particular focus on how real-time feedback systems can enhance collaborative ideation. In their most-cited work, "Encouragement of Turn-Taking by Real-Time Feedback Impacts Creative Idea Generation in Dyads" (2021, 4 citations), Deng explores the underexamined role of computer-mediated feedback in shaping creative outcomes. By studying 20 two-person teams, they demonstrate that prompting balanced turn-taking through live feedback can significantly improve the quantity and quality of ideas generated in remote settings. This research addresses a critical challenge in an era of distributed work, offering practical insights for designing tools that foster more equitable and productive collaboration. Deng’s work contributes to the growing field of creativity support systems, bridging behavioral science and technology design. Their findings highlight the subtle yet powerful influence of interaction dynamics on collective innovation, making a compelling case for embedding real-time behavioral nudges into collaborative platforms.
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