Studying the Opposing Effects of Robot Presence on Human Corruption
作者： Michal Reifen Tagar , Shahar Ayal , Guy Hochman , Guy Hoffman , Michal Roizman
关键词: Honesty 、 Computer security 、 Protocol (object-oriented programming) 、 Simulation 、 Robot 、 Collusion 、 Human–robot interaction 、 Corruption
摘要: Social presence has two opposing effects on human corruption: the collaborative and contagious nature of another person's can cause people to behave in a more corrupt manner. In contrast, monitoring decrease corruption. We hypothesize that robot's provide best both worlds: Decreasing corruption by providing presence, without increasing it collusion. describe an experimental study currently underway examines this hypothesis, report initial findings from pilot runs our protocol.
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