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Emotions that are perceived as "negative" are inherent in the humanexperience. Yet not much work in the field of HCI has looked into the role ofthese emotions in interaction with technology. As technology is becoming moresocial, personal and emotional by mediating our relationships and generatingnew social entities (such as conversational agents and robots), it is valuableto consider how it can support people's negative emotions and behaviors.Research in Psychology shows that interacting with negative emotions correctlycan benefit well-being, yet the boundary between helpful and harmful isdelicate. This workshop paper looks at the opportunities of designing fornegative affect, and the challenge of "causing no harm" that arises in anattempt to do so.

Challenges of Designing HCI for Negative Emotions