APS

31st APS Annual Convention · 2019

Loneliness and Social Presence: Human Robot Interaction Mimics Human Human Interaction

Washington, DC · May 2019

Poster · Cross-Cutting Theme Poster - Artificial Intelligence and Psychological Science

  • Fernando Montalvo
    University of Central Florida
  • Giovanna Alves
    University of Central Florida
  • Charlotte Payne
    University of Central Florida
  • Jordan Sasser
    University of Central Florida
  • Alexis Burn
    University of Central Florida
  • Daniel McConnell
    University of Central Florida
  • Janan Smither
    University of Central Florida

Abstract

The present research explored if differences in social cognition and theory of mind in lonely individuals affected perceived social presence in a conversational human-robot interaction. Results show that, for lonely individuals, social presence in human-robot interaction follows a similar path to human-human interaction.

Applied Experimental

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