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Mental Schemas of Robots as More Human-Like Are Associated with Higher Blood Pressure and Negative Emotions in a Human-Robot Interaction

Elizabeth Broadbent, Yong In Lee, Rebecca Stafford, I. Han Kuo, Bruce A. MacDonald

Year: 2011
Citations: 47

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RobotHuman–robot interactionPsychologyRoboticsMental healthHuman–computer interactionApplied psychologyAnxietySocial robotCognitive psychology

Mental Schemas of Robots as More Human-Like Are Associated with Higher Blood Pressure and Negative Emotions in a Human-Robot Interaction

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