Titlebook: Human-Robot Interaction; Evaluation Methods a Céline Jost,Brigitte Le Pévédic,Nicole Mirnig Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 H

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Designing Evaluations: Researchers’ Insights Interview of Five Experts five disciplines (cognitive science, cognitive psychology, sociology, ethology, and ergonomics), in order to deduce the similarities and differences between these disciplines. In our qualitative survey, we asked five experts to reason on three research questions. These experts received instructions

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Advice to New Human-Robot Interaction Researcherscould have been avoided had we known more about good and bad research practices in fields other than our own. Bad practices such as convenience sampling, .-hacking, or the Hawthorne effect will be known to some, but are too often unfamiliar to others. HRI is lucky to mature during one of the biggest

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The Incidence of Yeasts in Man, characteristics that arise when one considers social robots and their interactions with humans. We specifically contribute a framework for characterizing social robots along seven dimensions that we found to be most relevant to their design. These dimensions are: appearance, social capabilities, pu

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Thinking and Speech and Verbal Data of assistive robotics within a user study is a challenging task due to the complexity of the technologies used and the vulnerability of the involved target group. This chapter reviews research methods applied during the evaluation of companion robots and provides details on the implemented methods,

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,Human Psychology’s General Features,scales. Scales consist of a series of questions that combined are used to measure a particular phenomenon or concept. The goal of this chapter is to guide researchers originating from different backgrounds through the process of choosing and (re)using such an instrument. In addition, we explain how

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Anja Besand,Mark Arenh?vel,Olaf Sanders with children in human-robot interaction studies. Presented is a discussion of related work for using qualitative interviews in human-robot interaction studies. A detailed approach on the phases of a forensic interview are presented, which includes ., ., ., ., and the .. There is a discussion on th

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Der Vater als Vorleser und Lesevorbildxperience (UX). In this chapter, we address the identified lack of available and suitable UX evaluation methods in social human-robot interaction (HRI). Inspired by Blandford’s and Green’s iterative method development process, this lack was mainly handled by a state-of-the art review of current HRI