Nasmeh Hamidi
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47
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Nasmeh Hamidi investigates the cognitive and social mechanisms underlying human interaction, with a particular focus on the sense of agency in joint action. Her research bridges social psychology and human-robot interaction, exploring how individuals perceive control and authorship when collaborating with another person versus a robot. In her most cited work, "The sense of agency in human-human vs human-robot joint action" (2019, 47 citations), Hamidi demonstrates that the sense of agency is significantly diminished in human-robot partnerships compared to human-human ones, revealing critical insights into how automation affects our subjective experience of action and responsibility. This foundational study has implications for designing more intuitive and trustworthy robotic systems, as well as for understanding the psychological boundaries of human-machine collaboration. Her contributions are particularly relevant to fields such as cognitive science, social robotics, and human factors engineering, where the integration of artificial agents into everyday tasks continues to grow. Through her work, Hamidi highlights the nuanced ways in which technology reshapes our perception of self and shared action.
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- 1The sense of agency in human-human vs human-robot joint action47 citations · 2019