FFAB—The Form Function Attribution Bias in Human–Robot Interaction
@article{Haring2018FFABTheFF, title={FFAB—The Form Function Attribution Bias in Human–Robot Interaction}, author={Kerstin Sophie Haring and Katsumi Watanabe and Mari Velonaki and Chad C. Tossell and Victor S. Finomore}, journal={IEEE Transactions on Cognitive and Developmental Systems}, year={2018}, volume={10}, pages={843-851} }
People seem to miscalibrate their expectations and interactions with a robot. [] Key Result We outline future directions of experimental paradigms and robot design implications.
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