“It was something I naturally found worked and heard about later”: An Investigation of Body Doubling with Neurodivergent Participants
Tessa Eagle,
Leya Breanna Baltaxe-Admony,
Kathryn E. Ringland
Abstract:Body doubling has emerged as a community-driven phenomenon primarily employed by neurodivergent individuals. In this work, we survey 220 people to investigate how, when, and why they engage in body doubling and their own definitions for it. The community roughly defines it as using the presence of others to start, stay focused on or accomplish a task. Tasks can be productivity or leisure-related. A body double can be collocated or remote, recorded or live, known or a stranger. This phenomenon remains nameless … Show more
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