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Influence of Social Identity and Personality Traits in Human–Robot Interactions

Computer Science

Influence of Social Identity and Personality Traits in Human–Robot Interactions

M. Staffa, L. D'errico, et al.

This study shows that a humanoid robot bartender can convey distinct social identities—positive or negative—and that patrons can perceive these personalities. With 28 participants and measures including the Big-5 and Godspeed questionnaires, the findings suggest tailoring a robot’s identity to users’ emotional states and traits can improve interactions. Research by Mariacarla Staffa, Lorenzo D'Errico, and Antonio Maratea.... show more
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