Arber Tasimi
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Arber Tasimi investigates the cognitive and moral development of children, with a particular focus on how they evaluate social agents—both human and non-human. His work bridges developmental psychology and social cognition, exploring how children form judgments about trust, fairness, and mental capacities. In his most-cited paper, "The Minds That Matter: How Robots’ Mental Capacities Shape Children’s Evaluations and Trust" (2025), Tasimi examines how different kinds of mental capacities—such as emotion, communication, and responsiveness—influence children’s trust in robots. This research has important implications for understanding how children navigate an increasingly automated world. Though early in his career, Tasimi’s work has already garnered attention for its innovative approach to studying moral and social reasoning in childhood. His contributions are shaping how researchers think about the intersection of development, technology, and ethics, and his findings are relevant for educators, parents, and designers of child-interactive AI.
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