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A novel method of evaluating changes in intrinsic motivation during cognitive rehabilitation
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Motivation is one of the most important affecting rehabilitation outcomes. In present study, we propose a novel method to evaluate intrinsic motivation. We conducted experiments of simulated cognitive rehabilitation exercises. The results of these experiments demonstrate that intrinsic motivation is correlated to valence. Furthermore, CIM (Changes in intrinsic motivation) can be detected with up to 80% accuracy, using physiological states. The result showed that this method more precisely detects CIM than occupational therapists.Clinical Relevance-The proposed method enables to evaluate changes in intrinsic motivation during cognitive rehabilitation without disturbing or suspending rehabilitation.
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