The use of digital setting in clinical ad learning applications

Journal title RIVISTA DI PSICOLOGIA CLINICA
Author/s Nadia Genzano, Melania Rita Difino, Pierpaolo Limone, Salvatore Iuso
Publishing Year 2024 Issue 2023/2
Language English Pages 20 P. 28-47 File size 0 KB
DOI 10.3280/rpc2-2023oa16888
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Nowadays there is an increasing use of the digital setting in various fields, including psychology and pedagogy. Author's purpose is to explore different forms of digital setting applications, describing their possibility of usage and eventually their limitations.  First of all, the authors are going to define the concept of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the possibility of using it in clinical settings.  Then, the authors will proceed to describe the application of Artificial Intelligence and Augmented Reality both in assessment and in prevention of cognitive function decline.  The application of digital settings for treatment in the field of mental health will also be discussed, both for adult people and for young people; in addition, the ethical issues, in particular for e-therapies, will be debated. Lastly, another way of application of digital setting is for access to education; for this reason, the authors will explain the teaching approaches that use the virtual.

Keywords: ; Digital setting; Clinical setting; Psychology; artificial intelligence; Pedagogy

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Nadia Genzano, Melania Rita Difino, Pierpaolo Limone, Salvatore Iuso, The use of digital setting in clinical ad learning applications in "RIVISTA DI PSICOLOGIA CLINICA" 2/2023, pp 28-47, DOI: 10.3280/rpc2-2023oa16888