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Category: Intervention

  • Second Test

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    Qizhi Che
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    On October 30th, I conducted the second test, this time with three participants. This test involved two rounds of gameplay, with the changes in user behavior summarized in the table below. As shown in the table (003-005 represent the subjects of this test), players demonstrated improvements in social willingness, social competence, and social discernment. Furthermore,…

  • First Round of Test Feedback

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    Qizhi Che
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    This time, I tried a two-player match and played four rounds. Below is participant feedback: 1.The game mechanics are a bit complex; it took me until the third round to grasp the rules. 2.Simulated existence allows one to experience the daily balancing act of fulfilling professional duties while maintaining existing relationships and appropriately forming new…

  • Social Card Test Scale

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    Qizhi Che
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    I designed a validation scale to quantify participants’ psychological changes. Based on participants’ baseline characteristics, the scale includes: – Quantitative analysis of social attitudes before and after the game – Qualitative and quantitative analysis of social behaviors during gameplay (tracking behavioral shifts from early to late stages) – Post-game follow-up interviews with users Through three…

  • Creative Card Game Design

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    1.1.Abstract After going through Dragon’s Den and consulting with experts, I believe the current card game has two issues: 1. The project’s core concept is unclear; 2. It lacks commercial viability or scalability. This is because: 1. There are already too many card games focused on family issues, and this project doesn’t offer sufficient appeal;…

  • Card Design Concepts

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    1.1. Abstract Reflecting on the workshops in Unit Three, most participants remarked that this provided an excellent space for expressing their thoughts. From this, I discerned that this format is viable. However, might there be a more accessible, self-directed approach? One that allows participants to access resources independently at any time. This card set, combining…

  • How to design service-oriented tools to provide emotional support for young people facing family issues

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    1.1. Source of the idea During my tutorial discussions with my tutor David, I arrived at this idea. In the tutorial, I observed that workshops suffer from shortcomings such as limited practical effectiveness, inflexible scheduling, and an inability to provide immediate solutions. Compared to proven therapeutic approaches like art therapy, workshops function more as private…

  • Third Intervention: On the Design of Fictional Family Histories and Exhibitions

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    1.1. Project Background This project originated from reflections on the lack of family identity among contemporary youth and the underlying socio-cultural structures. With the acceleration of globalization, urbanization, and digitalization, unmarried and childless young adults aged 18-24 are gradually distancing themselves from traditional family structures, creating complex tensions between familial influence and personal choices. Through…

  • The Expectations of the Perfect Family: Archives, Fiction, and Audience Participation in Artistic Practice

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    Qizhi Che
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    1.1. Abstract The family is often romanticised as a ‘safe haven,’ but in reality, many psychological issues stem from the original family. So, does the ‘perfect family’ truly exist?This artistic practice stems from my personal experiences and curiosity about family dynamics. I will use workshops, sculpture, and media to construct a fictional family history. 2.1.…

  • Summary of the first workshop

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    1.1.Abstract A total of five interviews were conducted during this workshop, resulting in the creation of approximately 15 sculptures. The five groups of people had different backgrounds and different views on family, and each encountered these sensitive issues: parental divorce, homosexuality, son preference, mixed-race children, and family oppression. Among these, family oppression is a problem…

  • Preparation for the second intervention

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    Perfect Family Project Participant Authorisation Form Dear Participant: Thank you for participating in the Perfect Family project initiated by artist Qizhi Che. This project aims to explore the emotional connection between young people and their families through material art and interviews. The artworks you create in the workshop and the audio or text materials you…