When groups are physically far apart, mutual gaze forms the dominant pathway into monitoring, and behavioral challenges dominate¶
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q3 i? In the prox_far context, mutual gaze is strikingly more frequent and forms the dominant pathway into monitoring, and prox_far states are dominated by behavioral challenges. → Ridwan Whitehead · Andy Nguyen · Sanna Järvelä 2026
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Ridwan Whitehead · Andy Nguyen · Sanna Järvelä 2026¶
Ridwan Whitehead · Andy Nguyen · Sanna Järvelä. (2026). How gaze and proxemics shape and signal shared regulatory processes during AI-supported collaborative learning. Intern. J. Comput.-Support. Collab. Learn. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11412-026-09478-7
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Transmodal ordered network analysis comparing prox_close and prox_far contexts in a classroom study of 62 secondary students in 17 groups completing a thermodynamics collaborative inquiry task. The results section states that "In the prox_far state, mutual gaze is strikingly more frequent and forms the dominant pathway into monitoring." No effect size is printed for this structural finding.
"In the prox_far state, mutual gaze is strikingly more frequent and forms the dominant pathway into monitoring. This pattern suggests that, when students are seated farther apart, they rely more heavily on mutual gaze to regain shared focus"
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Related Claims¶
- Adaptive AI support directs regulatory activity toward monitoring while static AI support produces strategy-focused, procedural regulation — related
- Proxemic configuration significantly shifts the relational organization of regulation, from a visually anchored system when far to a strategy-oriented system when close — related
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When groups are physically far apart, mutual gaze forms the dominant pathway into monitoring, and behavioral challenges dominate |
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When groups are physically far apart, mutual gaze forms the dominant pathway into monitoring, and behavioral challenges dominate |
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