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Provably-correct coordination of large collections of agents with counting temporal logic constraints by Sahin, Yunus Emre, Nilsson, Petter, Ozay, Necmiye

“…In this paper, we consider the problem of coordinating a large collection of homogeneous agents subject to a novel class of constraints…”
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When the robot criticizes you... Self-serving bias in human-robot interaction by Sangseok You, Jiaqi Nie, Kiseul Suh, Sundar, S. Shyam

“… A between-subjects experiment was conducted using the Wizard of Oz method, with 63 participants randomly assigned to one of three evaluations (good evaluation vs…”
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Personality and facial expressions in human-robot interaction by Jung, Soyoung, Lim, Hyoung-taek, Kwak, Sanghun, Biocca, Frank

“… (robot's groups of personality) between-subjects experiment (N=40) in which participants interact with KMC-EXPR robots expressing either extroversion or introversion…”
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Damping robot's head movements affects human-robot interaction by Gibert, Guillaume, Lance, Florian, Petit, Maxime, Pointeau, Gregoire, Dominey, Peter Ford

“… Preliminary results show that naive subjects' head nods increase when attenuation was applied on the robot's head movements…”
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Analyzing human high-fives to create an effective high-fiving robot by Fitter, Naomi T., Kuchenbecker, Katherine J.

“… Eleven pairs of human subjects were recruited to perform a set of high-fiving games; a magnetic motion tracker and an accelerometer were mounted to each person's hand…”
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Utilitarian vs. hedonic robots: Role of parasocial tendency and anthropomorphism in shaping user attitudes by Namseok Lee, Hochul Shin, Sundar, S. S.

“…This study examines the differential effects of hedonic vs. utilitarian robots, using a between-subjects experimental design, whereby 48 college students…”
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Robot gesture and user acceptance of information in human-robot interaction by Kim, Aelee, Kum, Hyejin, Roh, Ounjeong, You, Sangseok, Lee, Sukhan

“… A between-subject experiment was conducted using the Wizard of Oz method, with 63 participants randomly assigned to one of four conditions (voice-only vs. no-gesture vs…”
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