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Robot Agreeableness and User Engagement in Verbal Human-Robot Interaction

Barbara Bruno
2020
Conference Papers

Abstract

It is a well-established fact in the field of Human-Robot Interaction that the personality a social robot is endowed with (i.e., the one it expresses by its gestures and words) plays a key role towards the engagement experienced by any person interacting with it. In this article, we address the problem of designing the conversational style of a social robot to convey different degrees of Agreeableness, which is one of the Big Five personality traits, and investigate the relation between the person's engagement and the robot's degree of agreeableness.

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