How deeply do we include robotic agents in the self?
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How deeply do we include robotic agents in the self?Fecha de publicación
2013Editor
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0219-8436; 1793-6942Cita bibliográfica
ANNA STENZEL et al, Int. J. Human. Robot. 10, 01 (2013) [13 pages] DOI: 10.1142/S0219843613500151Tipo de documento
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In human–human interactions, a consciously perceived high degree of self–other overlap is associated with a higher degree of integration of the other person's actions into one's own cognitive representations. Here, ... [+]
In human–human interactions, a consciously perceived high degree of self–other overlap is associated with a higher degree of integration of the other person's actions into one's own cognitive representations. Here, we report data suggesting that this pattern does not hold for human–robot interactions. Participants performed a social Simon task with a robot, and afterwards indicated the degree of self–other overlap using the Inclusion of the Other in the Self (IOS) scale. We found no overall correlation between the social Simon effect (as an indirect measure of self–other overlap) and the IOS score (as a direct measure of self–other overlap). For female participants we even observed a negative correlation. Our findings suggest that conscious and unconscious evaluations of a robot may come to different results, and hence point to the importance of carefully choosing a measure for quantifying the quality of human–robot interactions. [-]
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International Journal of Humanoid Robotics, 2013, vol. 10, no 1Derechos de acceso
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