The role of emotional congruence in human-robot interaction
Karoline Malchus, Petra Jaecks, Oliver Damm, Prisca Stenneken, Carolin Meyer, Britta Wrede
- Year
- 2013
- Citations
- 5
Abstract
The communication of emotion is a crucial part of daily life interaction. Therefore, we carried out a study to research which role emotional congruence plays in human-human and human-robot interaction. In our results there is no effect of emotional incongruence between verbal content and facial expression of human as well as robotic stimuli on the cognitive performance in a story comprehension task. But more importantly, results indicate, that participants' performance in a memorizing task is significantly better if the robot tells the story. Possible explanations will be discussed.
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