Mutual gaze with a robot influences social decision-making
Kyveli Kompatsiari,Marwen Belkaid,Davide de Tommasao,Ingrid Zablith,Agnieszka Wykowska · COSYNE 2022
Human decisions are often made in a social context, thereby relying on the ability to anticipate and predict others’ behavior. In such contexts, gaze is an important communicative signal which can inform individuals about others’ intentions, goals and upcoming decisions. Gaze has been shown to affect various cognitive processes and states in human interactions. Nevertheless, the effect of gaze on social decision-making is still understudied. Here, we investigated the effect of mutual gaze exhibited by a humanoid agent in an interactive setup. Participants (N=40) played a strategic game against
Sat, Mar 19, 2022