The Impact of a Robot Game Partner When Studying Deception During a Card Game
作者： David-Octavian Iacob , Adriana Tapus
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-35888-4_37
关键词: Research findings 、 Openness to experience 、 Psychology 、 Artificial intelligence 、 Robotics 、 Cognitive psychology 、 Deception 、 Detecting deception 、 Skin conductance 、 Robot
摘要: Our previous work in detecting deception HRI was based on research findings from the psychology of inter-human interactions. Nonetheless, these conclusions may or not be directly applied HRI, as humans behave similarly when deceiving a robot. This paper studies differences between human physiological manifestations during card game scenario playing it with robot partner. results show existence significant participants’ skin conductance, eye openness, and head pose partner compared to These will then used improve ability robots detect HRI.
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