Investigating Mind Perception in HRI through Real-Time Implicit and Explicit Measurements

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2024-03-11

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Pekçetin, Tuğçe Nur
Acartürk, Cengiz
Urgen, Burcu A.

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Social robots have revolutionized social interaction and communication. This study explores our perception of robots, focusing on the factors influencing evaluations of Agency and Experience - two dimensions of mind perception. Three distinct aspects of our research include: investigating perceiver determinants alongside perceived agents and their actions, utilizing a naturalistic setup featuring live actions of both human and robot actors, and employing a comprehensive approach with both implicit and explicit measurements. In-person data were collected from 160 individuals across four generations. Future steps involve data analysis and result discussion. This study reevaluates the determinants of mind perception using a real-time paradigm, intending to contribute to the ongoing debate and deepen our understanding of mind perception in HRI.

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ecological validity, human-robot interaction, implicit association test, mind perception, social robotics

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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/109391

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