Do I still like myself? Human-robot collaboration entails emotional consequences
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Highlights：
• Emotional concepts of ourselves and human interaction partners are linked to performance, well-being, and interaction style.
• Here, we investigated whether emotional concepts might be equally relevant when interacting with telepresent robot partners.
• Results confirm that beliefs about and interactions with telepresent robots do change emotional concepts of both robot and self.
• Further validation of emotion-driven consequences and investigation of the generalizability to copresent robots is desirable.
• We conclude that emotional consequences for the human should be considered when designing human-robot interactions.
摘要
•Emotional concepts of ourselves and human interaction partners are linked to performance, well-being, and interaction style.•Here, we investigated whether emotional concepts might be equally relevant when interacting with telepresent robot partners.•Results confirm that beliefs about and interactions with telepresent robots do change emotional concepts of both robot and self.•Further validation of emotion-driven consequences and investigation of the generalizability to copresent robots is desirable.•We conclude that emotional consequences for the human should be considered when designing human-robot interactions.
论文关键词：Human-robot interaction,Cognitive offloading,Emotions,Telepresence,Self
论文评审过程：Received 16 April 2021, Revised 8 October 2021, Accepted 13 October 2021, Available online 27 October 2021, Version of Record 1 November 2021.
论文官网地址：https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chb.2021.107060
