Studying the influence of the chameleon effect on humans using an android
Marcella Seika Shimada, K. Yamauchi, Takashi Minato, Hiroshi Ishiguro, Shoji Itakura
- 发表年份
- 2008
- 引用次数
- 15
摘要
Communication skills are necessary for robots to get by in daily life. Previous studies have shown that the chameleon effect, which increases the likeability of a person who mimicks another during a conversation, appears not only with humans but also with CG agents. However, if we use humans, they cannot accurately mimic. In addition, if we use a CG agent, it doesnpsilat have a very humanlike appearance. It remains doubtful whether the CG agent reappears in a human-human communication. Thus, we use an android with a very humanlike appearance and approach the principle of human-human communication. In this paper, we compared mimic and non-mimic conditions when an android conversed with subjects in face-to-face. Likeability toward an android increased when the android mimicked its partner. In addition, we confirmed the possibility of using an android to explore human-human communication. These results contribute to verbal communication for robots in daily life.
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