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* Lectio Magistralis *
AI in Behavioral Health and Psychological Science: Are You Prepared?
David D. Luxton, Keynote Speaker della conferenza
The application of machine learning algorithms to implement the use of Child and Adolescent Needs and Strenghts 0-5 (CANS) in a mental health service for children
AI in Action: Pioneering an Algorithm for Smoke-Free Living through Wearable Tech
Exploring the Role of Chatbots and Virtual Assistants in Adolescent Mental Health Treatment: A Scoping Review
Using a Social Robot to Engage Older Adults Living in Residential Care Homes in Cognitive Training: Preliminary Results From the Shapes Project
TEO: a new frontier for Artificial Intelligence applied to Mental Health
The relationship between basic and complex emotions: The case of generative art
Smart Tools for Decision Maker Psychological Profiling
Magic screens and precious signs: A screening project for the study of writing development
Comprehensive Evaluation of Emotional Intelligence in Large Language Models: A Dual-Focus on General Emotional Awareness and Personalization for Personality Structures
Ethical Implications of Digitized Intimacy with Non-Corporeal AI Agents
Computational psychotherapy: enhancing evidence-based therapy through the integration of predictive machine learning models into the Greta-InTherapy online platform
Three challenges and a puzzle: A philosophical appraisal of therapeutic chatbots
Willingness to use serious games in psychotherapeutic treatment: An international comparison of psychotherapists and patients
Automatic Depression Detection Through Compound Facial Expressions
Virtual reality as an evaluation tool for attentional deficits in patients with acquired brain injury
Psychological Assessment in the Era of Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence in Education
Results of a qualitative Delphi survey to determine the indication and contraindication criteria of video-based psychotherapy sessions
Facial expression recognition: form Artificial Intelligence and Psychological Perspectives
