STUDY SEEKING PARTICIPANTS: Job Coaches with Experience in Autism Needed

Posted by Jessica Stasik on Friday, November 7, 2025 in Academics and HE Professionals, Partner News, research and development, Research Participants.

What is the study?

Georgia Tech’s Collaborative Wellness and Computing (Co-Well Comp) Lab is seeking participants in their study, which intends to examine strengths-based job coaching practices for autistic individuals and explore the challenges and opportunities of using an LLM.

This project aims to investigate 1) the traditional strength-based job coaching approach for autistic individuals and 2) the problems and opportunities of existing LLM chatbot responses. The goal of this understanding is to explore ways to improve LLM-based chatbots for strengths-based job coaching, focusing on how to provide personalized responses that are more closely connected to the autistic individuals’ strengths.

Eligibility

• Be 18 years or older
• Reside in the United States

Participation

During the study, you will be interviewed virtually for one hour about your approaches to identifying and leveraging autistic job seekers’ strengths, and your perspectives on LLM-generated responses to autistic job seekers’ questions.

Participate at this link: https://qualtricsxm2fnphl2yr.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_eYe7FEtzwLarV0W

Compensation

Participants will be reimbursed with a $50 gift card.

Contact: Hyesoo Park (hye@gatech.edu) or Dr. Jennifer G. Kim (jennifer.kim@cc.gatech.edu)

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