Good enough yet?
a preliminary evaluation of human-surrogate interaction
pp. 239-250
in: Randall Shumaker, Stéphanie Lackey (eds), Virtual, augmented and mixed reality. designing and developing virtual and augmented environments, Berlin, Springer, 2014Abstrakt
Research exploring the implementation of surrogates has included areas such as training (Chuah et al., 2013), education (Yamashita, Kuzuoka, Fujimon, & Hirose, 2007), and entertainment (Boberg, Piippo, & Ollila, 2008). Determining the characteristics of the surrogate that could potentially influence the human's behavioral responses during human-surrogate interactions is of importance. The present work will draw on the literature about human-robot interaction (HRI), social psychology literature regarding the impact that the presence of a surrogate has on another human, and communications literature about human-human interpersonal interaction. The review will result in an experimental design to evaluate various dimensions of the space of human-surrogate characteristics influence on interaction.