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HAI 2023: Gothenburg, Sweden
- International Conference on Human-Agent Interaction, HAI 2023, Gothenburg, Sweden, December 4-7, 2023. ACM 2023

Keynote Talks (or Invited-Plenary Talks)
- Tony Belpaeme

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Is the autonomous social robot within reach? 1 - Elisabeth André

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Social Signals as a Facilitator of Human-Robot Interaction. 2
Conversation and Interaction
- Hooman Hedayati

, Annika Muehlbradt
, James Kennedy
, Daniel Szafir
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Identifying the Focus of Attention in Human-Robot Conversational Groups. 3-12 - Kazuyo Onishi

, Hiroki Tanaka
, Satoshi Nakamura
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Multimodal Voice Activity Prediction: Turn-taking Events Detection in Expert-Novice Conversation. 13-21 - Alwin de Rooij

, Simone van den Broek
, Michelle Bouw
, Jan de Wit
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Co-Designing with a Social Robot Facilitator: Effects of Robot Mood Expression on Human Group Dynamics. 22-29 - Shota Mochizuki

, Sanae Yamashita
, Kazuyoshi Kawasaki
, Reiko Yuasa
, Tomonori Kubota
, Kohei Ogawa
, Jun Baba
, Ryuichiro Higashinaka
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Investigating the Intervention in Parallel Conversations. 30-38
Empirical Research in Human-Robot Interaction
- Yoshiaki Mizuchi

, Yusuke Tanno
, Tetsunari Inamura
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Designing Evaluation Metrics for Quality of Human-Robot Interaction in Guiding Human Behavior. 39-45 - Moojan Ghafurian

, Kerstin Dautenhahn
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" Robot Like Me" Revisited - An Alternative Approach of Measuring Human and Agent Personalities and Its Impact on Reported Intention to Use. 46-54 - Zijian Liu

, Michita Imai
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Telepresence Chameleon: Improve User Experience of Telepresence Robot With Chameleon Effect. 55-62 - Dario Pasquali

, Austin Kothig
, Alexander Mois Aroyo
, John Edison Muñoz Cardona
, Kerstin Dautenhahn
, Stefano Bencetti
, Francesco Rea
, Alessandra Sciutti
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That's not a Good Idea: A Robot Changes Your Behavior Against Social Engineering. 63-71
Robotic Design
- Fabien Boucaud

, Catherine Pelachaud
, Indira Thouvenin
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"\"It patted my arm\": Investigating Social Touch from a Virtual Agent". 72-80 - Zaiqiao Ye

, Wei-Chu Chen
, Selma Sabanovic
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Dressing up AIBO: An Exploration of User-generated Content of Robot Clothing on Twitter. 81-89 - Fengsheng Cai

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Impact of Softness and Interactivity of Moving Artefacts on Complexity and Animacy Perception. 90-96 - Sam Thellman

, Olle Ageskär
, Ida Allander
, Markus Degerstedt
, Olof Hyland
, Philip Nguyen
, Hilda Nääs
, Nils Wickman
, Tom Ziemke
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A Survey of Attributions and Preferences Regarding Higher-Order Mental States in Artificial Agents. 97-104
Privacy Perception of Robots
- Samuel Rhys Cox

, Yi-Chieh Lee
, Wei Tsang Ooi
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Comparing How a Chatbot References User Utterances from Previous Chatting Sessions: An Investigation of Users' Privacy Concerns and Perceptions. 105-114 - Aino Ahtinen

, Aparajita Chowdhury
, Valentina Ramirez Millan
, Chia-Hsin Wu
, Gayathri Menon
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Co-Learning around Social Robots with School Pupils and University Students - Focus on Data Privacy Considerations. 115-123 - Kazuki Sakai

, Seiya Mitsuno
, Midori Ban
, Yuichiro Yoshikawa
, Fumio Shimpo
, Shinichiro Harata
, Hiroshi Ishiguro
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Effect of Robot Notification on Acquiring Permission to Use Personal Information. 124-132 - Maino Shinohara

, Daisuke Sakamoto
, Tetsuo Ono
, James Everett Young
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Understanding Privacy-friendly Design of Robot Eyes. 133-141
Education/Learning Applications
- Arzu Güneysu

, Elmira Yadollahi
, Bipin Indurkhya
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Lessons Learned from in the Wild Child-Robot Interaction in Multiple Ecosystems of Care and Education. 142-151 - Ornnalin Phaijit

, Claude Sammut
, Wafa Johal
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User Interface Interventions for Improving Robot Learning from Demonstration. 152-161 - Elmira Yadollahi

, Miguel Alexandre Monteiro
, Ana Paiva
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Learning Spatial Reasoning in Virtual vs. Physical Games with Robots. 162-170 - Natalia Mabel Quintero

, Aino Ahtinen
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University Language Instructors Programming Robotic Learning Applications: Design and implementation of encouraging programming workshop experiences. 171-179
Healthcare Applications
- Smit Desai

, Xinhui Hu
, Morgan Lundy
, Jessie Chin
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Using Experience-Based Participatory Approach to Design Interactive Voice User Interfaces for Delivering Physical Activity Programs with Older Adults. 180-190 - Daniel C. Tozadore

, Tanguy Lewko
, Chenyang Wang
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Productive breaks in Mentally Challenging Tasks: Comparing Free-time Pauses to Stretching Sessions Guided by a Social Robot. 191-199 - Samira Rasouli

, Linda Johnston
, Jennifer Yuen
, Moojan Ghafurian
, Leah Foster
, Kerstin Dautenhahn
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Co-Design of a Robotic Mental Well-Being Coach to Help University Students Manage Public Speaking Anxiety. 200-208 - Aswin Balasubramaniam

, Dennis Reidsma
, Dirk Heylen
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Drone-Driven Running: Exploring the Opportunities for Drones to Support Running Well-being through a Review of Running and Drone Interaction Technologies. 209-220 - Naixin Liu

, Emilia I. Barakova
, Feiran Zhang
, Ting Han
, Jincai Feng
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Motivating Online Game Intervention to Enhance Practice Engagement in Children with Functional Articulation Disorder. 221-228
Companionship
- Prakash Jamakatel

, Pascal Bercher
, Axel Schulte
, Jane Jean Kiam
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Towards Intelligent Companion Systems in General Aviation using Hierarchical Plan and Goal Recognition. 229-237 - Shogo Kanda

, Masayuki Kanbara
, Taishi Sawabe
, Yuichiro Fujimoto
, Hirokazu Kato
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Robot to Play Video Games Together. 238-245 - Nima Zargham

, Dmitry Alexandrovsky
, Thomas Mildner
, Robert Porzel
, Rainer Malaka
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"\"Let's Face It\": Investigating User Preferences for Virtual Humanoid Home Assistants". 246-256 - Masaya Iwasaki, Zihao Chi, Kazuki Masuda, Alexis Meneses

, Kazuki Sakai, Megumi Kawata, Hiroshi Ishiguro, Yuichiro Yoshikawa:
Hospitable Guide Robot: Demonstrating the Impact of Vertical Oscillation and Looking Back Motion. 257-263
Trust and Empathy in Human-Agent Interaction
- Shuya Lin

, Lingfeng Lin
, Cuiqin Hou
, Baijun Chen
, Jianfeng Li
, Shiguang Ni
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Empathy-Based communication Framework for Chatbots: A Mental Health Chatbot Application and Evaluation. 264-272 - Marc Hulcelle

, Giovanna Varni
, Nicolas Rollet
, Chloé Clavel
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Comparing a Mentalist and an Interactionist Approach for Trust Analysis in Human-Robot Interaction. 273-280 - Muneeb Imtiaz Ahmad

, Abdullah Alzahrani
, Simon Robinson
, Alma A. M. Rahat
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Modelling Human Trust in Robots During Repeated Interactions. 281-290
Explainability and Dialogue
- Akihiro Maehigashi

, Yosuke Fukuchi
, Seiji Yamada
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Experimental Investigation of Human Acceptance of AI Suggestions with Heatmap and Pointing-based XAI. 291-298 - Gionnieve Lim

, Simon T. Perrault
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Effects of Automated Misinformation Warning Labels on the Intents to Like, Comment and Share Posts. 299-305 - Jovan Jeromela

, Owen Conlan
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Onboarding Stages and Scrutable Interaction: How Experts Envisioned Explainability in Proactive Time Management Assistants. 306-315 - Sanae Yamashita

, Shota Mochizuki
, Kazuyoshi Kawasaki
, Tomonori Kubota
, Kohei Ogawa
, Jun Baba
, Ryuichiro Higashinaka
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Investigating the Effects of Dialogue Summarization on Intervention in Human-System Collaborative Dialogue. 316-324
Behavioral Design/ Multimodal Expressions
- Yumiko Sakamoto

, Anuradha Herath
, Tanvi Vuradi
, Samar Sallam
, Randy Gomez
, Pourang Irani
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How Should a Social Robot Deliver Negative Feedback Without Creating Distance Between the Robot and Child Users? 325-334 - Karebu Takagi

, Takafumi Sakamoto
, Jun Ichikawa
, Yugo Takeuchi
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Analysis of Behaviors that Promote New Participation Based on Body Torque of Others in Robot-Human Interactions. 335-342 - Naeimeh Anzabi

, Hiroyuki Umemuro
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The Effect of Social Robots' Listening Behaviors on Animacy, Likeability and Perceived Intelligence. 343-350
HAI 2023 Posters
- Hung-Hsuan Huang

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Using Gamification and Multi-agent Simulation for Teacher Training in Preventing Bullying. 351-352 - Kazunori Terada

, Yasuo Noma
, Masanori Hattori
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Personalized Information Presentation based on Detailed Individual Values for Persuasive Agents. 353-355 - Tomonori Kubota

, Kohei Ogawa
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Effects of the Behavior of a Para-operated Robot on the Impression of the Operator: a Preliminary Online Study Considering the Robot-operator Distance. 356-358 - Manuel Mayer

, Taishi Sawabe
, Masayuki Kanbara
, Yuichiro Fujimoto
, Hirokazu Kato
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Influence of Stereotypic Humanoid Agents on Robotic Touches in Virtual Reality. 359-361 - Barbara Sienkiewicz

, Gabriela Sejnova
, Paul Gajewski
, Michal Vavrecka
, Bipin Indurkhya
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Native Czech speakers consider English-speaking robots more intelligent. 362-364 - Mafalda Gamboa

, Sara Ljungblad
, Wafa Johal
, Omar Mubin
, Mohammad Obaid
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Championing Design Knowledge in Human-Drone Interaction Research. 365-368 - Emma Mainza Chilufya

, Mattias Arvola
, Tom Ziemke
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A Comparative Study of Physical and Virtual Reality Prototyping of a Migrating Agent Interface. 369-371 - Parag Khanna

, Elmira Yadollahi
, Iolanda Leite
, Mårten Björkman
, Christian Smith
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How do Humans take an Object from a Robot: Behavior changes observed in a User Study. 372-374 - Minsu Jang

, Youngwoo Yoon
, Jaewoo Choi
, Hyobin Ong
, Jaehong Kim
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A Structured Prompting based on Belief-Desire-Intention Model for Proactive and Explainable Task Planning. 375-377 - Samuel Rhys Cox

, Ashraf M. Abdul
, Wei Tsang Ooi
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Prompting a Large Language Model to Generate Diverse Motivational Messages: A Comparison with Human-Written Messages. 378-380 - Samuel Rhys Cox

, Grace Cheong
, Wei Tsang Ooi
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"The Use of Deception in Dementia-Care Robots: Should Robots Tell \"White Lies\" to Limit Emotional Distress?". 381-383 - Tomoko Koda

, Nao Takeuchi
, Miho Hotta
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Analysis of the Effects of Assertive Feedback from a Job Interview Training Agent. 384-386 - Chisato Nishihata

, Harumi Kobayashi
, Tetsuya Yasuda
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Human-like "agents" or "tools"?: Exploring the implicature-of-quantity in HAI. 387-389 - Dagmar Gesmann-Nuissl

, Stefanie Meyer
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From Self to Avatar as Likeness: Legal Barriers and Opportunities. 390-391 - Daniel C. Tozadore

, Arzu Guneysu Ozgur
, Sanna Kuoppamäki
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Teacher's Perception on Social Robots to Promote the Integration of Children with Migration Background. 392-394 - Melissa Tessa

, Sarah Abchiche
, Yves Claude Ferstler
, Igor Tchappi
, Karima Benatchba
, Amro Najjar
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Enhancing Explanaibility in AI: Food Recommender System Use Case. 395-397 - Hayato Kishi

, Kenta Hashiura
, Keigo Inukai
, Keita Watanabe
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External presence in online communication and the impact of introducing proxy agents. 398-400 - Taishi Sawabe

, Shotaro Yamauchi
, Masayuki Kanbara
, Yuichiro Fujimoto
, Hirokazu Kato
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Investigation for Comfortable Robot Interaction Design of "Gentle Stroke with Speech". 401-403 - Rachele Carli

, Amro Najjar
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A Vulnerability-oriented Impact Assessment for the Development of Human-Centred and Fundamental Rights-Empowering Social Robots. 404-406 - Ephraim Sinyabe Pagou

, Vivient Corneille Kamla
, Igor Tchappi
, Amer Marzouk
, Amro Najjar
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Towards Food Recommender Systems Considering the African Context. 407-409 - Yihao He

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Shadow Costar: Exploring Collaborative Performances in Virtual Reality. 410-411 - Vittorio Fiscale

, Tetsunari Inamura
, Agata Marta Soccini
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Enhancing Training and Learning in Virtual Reality: The Influence of Alien Motion on Sense of Embodiment. 412-414 - Igor Tchappi

, Joris Hulstijn
, Ephraim Sinyabe Pagou
, Sukriti Bhattacharya
, Amro Najjar
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Towards Explainable Recommender Systems for Illiterate Users. 415-416 - Amer Marzouk

, Basel Al-Sayed Hasso
, Igor Tchappi
, Bassam Al-Kuwatli
, Amro Najjar
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BlueData: AI Assisted Primary Data Collection System for Conflict Zones. 417-418 - Suguru N. Kudoh

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A semi-living broken Dialogue Agent Depending on the Internal State of a Living Neuronal Network. 419-421 - Tetsunari Inamura

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The Impact of the Order of Vicarious and Self Experiences in a VR Environment on Self-Efficacy. 422-424 - Ayesha Kajol Rafi

, Akshata Murdeshwar
, Adrian Benigno Latupeirissa
, Roberto Bresin
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Investigating the Role of Robot Voices and Sounds in Shaping Perceived Intentions. 425-427 - Natalia Walczak

, Martina De Cet
, Andrzej Romanowski
, Mohammad Obaid
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From Pain to Design Recommendations for Assistive Robotics. 428-430 - Tim Wibiral

, Glenda Hannibal
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Examining the Role of Genuine Emotions for Trustworthy AI. 431-433 - Sargam Telang

, Malin Marques
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Emotional Feedback of Robots: Comparing the perceived emotional feedback by an audience between masculine and feminine voices in robots in popular media. 434-436 - Yuki Sakamoto

, Takahisa Uchida
, Midori Ban
, Hiroshi Ishiguro
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Verification of Factors Involved in Attributing Subjective Opinions to a Conversational Android. 437-439 - Nihan Karatas

, Takahiro Tanaka
, Yuki Yoshihara
, Hiroko Tanabe
, Motoshi Kojima
, Masato Endo
, Shuhei Manabe
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Exploring User Acceptance of Minimally Designed Driving Agents: An Online Video Experiment. 440-442 - Joel Wester

, Andreas Brännström
, Juan Carlos Nieves
, Niels van Berkel
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"You've Got a Friend in Me": A Formal Understanding of the Critical Friend Agent. 443-445 - Mari Saito

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Effects of Presentation Modalities in Virtual Museum Guides on Agent Impressions and Painting Evaluations. 446-448 - Christian Fleiner

, Goran Zvekan
, Tomas Hatas
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A Critical Analysis of the Visual Notation for Team Design Patterns. 449-451 - Anastasia Akkuzu

, Natalia Calvo-Barajas
, Ginevra Castellano
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Behavioural Observations as Objective Measures of Trust in Child-Robot Interaction: Mutual Gaze. 452-454 - Sofia Thunberg

, Maria Arnelid
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Robot Pets for Older Adults Adopted by Over Half of Swedish Municipalities. 455-457 - Gionnieve Lim

, Simon T. Perrault
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Externalizing Vulnerability and Verbalizing Thoughts to More Adequately Evaluate Trust in AI. 458-460 - Sukriti Bhattacharya

, Oussema Gharsallaoui
, Igor Tchappi
, Amro Najjar
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Reinforcement Learning for Sustainable Mobility: Modeling Pedalcoin, a Gamified Biking Application. 461-463 - Alan Said

, Martijn C. Willemsen
, Leandro Balby Marinho
, Itallo Silva
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Leveraging Large Language Models for Goal-driven Interactive Recommendations. 464-466 - Franziska Babel

, Sam Thellman
, Tom Ziemke:
Cyclists' Perception of Automated Shuttle Buses in Shared Spaces. 467-469 - Tatsuya Nomura

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Influences of Gender Role Identity on Negative Attitudes toward Robots: A Survey in Japan. 470-472 - Vladislav Maraev

, Chiara Mazzocconi
, Christine Howes
, Catherine Pelachaud
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Towards investigating gaze and laughter coordination in socially interactive agents. 473-475 - Anuradha Herath

, Samar Sallam
, Tanvi Vuradi
, Yumiko Sakamoto
, Randy Gomez
, Pourang Irani
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Presenting Data with Social Robots: An Exploration into Conveying Data Videos using an Artificial Physical Narrator. 476-478 - Harufumi Nakashima

, Drazen Brscic
, Takayuki Kanda
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Expanding the Senses: Considering the Use of Active Smell Delivery for Human-Robot Interactions. 479-481 - Manabu Okamoto

, Haruka Miura
, Shin-Nosuke Yamada
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Study on Virtual Agents that Encourage You via Networks. 482-483 - Marc Hulcelle

, Léo Hemamou
, Giovanna Varni
, Nicolas Rollet
, Chloé Clavel
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Leveraging Interactional Sociology for Trust Analysis in Multiparty Human-Robot Interaction. 484-486 - Hao Wang

, Suguru N. Kudoh
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Evaluating Emotions while Watching a Movie using the Learning Type Fuzzy-Template-Matching method. 487-489
HAI 2023 Workshop Proposals
- Matthew Peter Aylett

, Éva Székely, Donald McMillan
, Gabriel Skantze
, Marta Romeo
, Joel E. Fischer
, Gisela Reyes-Cruz
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Why is my Agent so Slow? Deploying Human-Like Conversational Turn-Taking. 490-492 - Joost Vennekens

, Marjolein Deryck
, Christian Fleiner
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First International Workshop on Reciprocal Knowledge Elicitation for Human-Agent Collaboration. 493-495 - Nicolo' Brandizzi

, Carolina Centeio Jorge
, Roberto Cipollone
, Francesco Frattolillo
, Luca Iocchi
, Anna-Sophie Ulfert-Blank
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MULTITTRUST: 2nd Workshop on Multidisciplinary Perspectives on Human-AI Team Trust. 496-497 - Franziska Babel

, Philipp Hock
, Sam Thellman
, Tom Ziemke
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Cars As Social Agents (CarSA): A Perspective Shift in Human-Vehicle Interaction. 498-499 - Gordana Dodig-Crnkovic

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AI for People and with People Workshop. 500-501 - Karinne Ramirez-Amaro

, Ilaria Torre
, Maximilian Diehl
, Emmanuel Dean
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The Importance of Human Factors for Trusted Human-Robot Collaborations. 502-503 - Lucas Morillo-Méndez

, Laetitia Tanqueray
, Samantha Stedtler
, Katie Seaborn
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Interdisciplinary Approaches in Human-Agent Interaction. 504-506

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