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Quantum affective processes for multidimensional decision-making by Ho, Johnny K. W., Hoorn, Johan F.

“…In modeling the human affective system and applying lessons learned to human–robot interaction, the challenge is to handle ambiguous emotional states of an…”
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Silicon Coppélia and the Formalization of the Affective Process by Hoorn, Johan F., Baier, Thomas, van Maanen, Jeroen, Wester, Jeroen

“…After 20 years of testing a framework for affective user responses to artificial agents and robots, we compiled a full formalization of our findings so to make…”
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Multiplayer Online Battle Arena (MOBA) Games: Improving Negative Atmosphere with Social Robots and AI Teammates by Wang, Yimin, Dai, Yonglin, Chen, Shaokang, Wang, Lingxin, Hoorn, Johan F.

“…Electronic sports show significant user churn caused by a toxic gaming atmosphere, and current GUI-based interventions are insufficient to address the issue…”
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Social Robots Outdo the Not-So-Social Media for Self-Disclosure: Safe Machines Preferred to Unsafe Humans? by Luo, Rowling L, Zhang, Thea X. Y, Chen, Derrick H.-C, Hoorn, Johan F, Huang, Ivy S

“…COVID-19 may not be a ‘youth disease’ but it nevertheless impacts the life of young people dramatically, loneliness and a negative mood being an unexpected…”
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From Lonely to Resilient through Humanoid Robots: Building a New Framework of Resilience by Hoorn, Johan F.

“…This paper connects different theories and methods from the social sciences and applies them to human-humanoid robot interaction (HHRI) to explain loneliness…”
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Do You Care for Robots That Care? Exploring the Opinions of Vocational Care Students on the Use of Healthcare Robots by van Kemenade, Margo, Hoorn, Johan, Konijn, Elly

“…Background: There has been a rapid increase in the population of senior citizens in many countries. The shortage of caregivers is becoming a pressing concern…”
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Healthcare Students’ Ethical Considerations of Care Robots in The Netherlands by van Kemenade, Margo, Hoorn, Johan, Konijn, Elly

“…Background: Older adults are a rapidly growing group world-wide, requiring an increasing amount of healthcare. Technological innovations such as care robots…”
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Perceptions of healthcare robots as a function of emotion-based coping: The importance of coping appraisals and coping strategies by Spekman, Marloes L.C., Konijn, Elly A., Hoorn, Johan F.

“…The urgent pressure on healthcare increases the need for understanding how new technology such as social robots may offer solutions. Many healthcare situations…”
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Stakeholder logistics of an interactive system by Hoorn, Johan F.

“…•Concept analysis of performance measures beyond ISO norms.•Full-fledged models of effectiveness, efficiency, effort, usability, satisfaction.•Empirical…”
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Editorial for Special Issue on Artificial Intelligence for Art by Mou Luntian, Gao, Feng, Li Zijin, Liu, Jiaying, Yao Hongxun, Hoorn, Johan F

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Differential Facial Articulacy in Robots and Humans Elicit Different Levels of Responsiveness, Empathy, and Projected Feelings by Konijn, Elly A., Hoorn, Johan F.

“…Life-like humanoid robots are on the rise, aiming at communicative purposes that resemble humanlike conversation. In human social interaction, the facial…”
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Here Comes the Bad News: Doctor Robot Taking Over by Hoorn, Johan F., Winter, Sonja D.

“…To test in how far the Media Equation and Computers Are Social Actors (CASA) validly explain user responses to social robots, we manipulated how a bad health…”
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Dating a Synthetic Character is Like Dating a Man by Hoorn, Johan F., Konijn, Elly A., Pontier, Matthijs A.

“…To evaluate our emotionally intelligent software, we put a virtual human capable of speech and facial expressions to an updated and enriched version of the…”
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How Physical Presence Overrides Emotional (Coping) Effects in HRI: Testing the Transfer of Emotions and Emotional Coping in Interaction with a Humanoid Social Robot by Spekman, Marloes L. C., Konijn, Elly A., Hoorn, Johan F.

“…The increasing pressure on healthcare systems calls for innovative solutions, such as social robots. However, healthcare situations often are highly emotional…”
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Robot Tutoring of Multiplication: Over One-Third Learning Gain for Most, Learning Loss for Some by Hoorn, Johan F., Huang, Ivy S., Konijn, Elly A., van Buuren, Lars

“…In the design of educational robots, it appears to be undecided as to whether robots should show social behaviors and look human-like or whether such cues are…”
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The lonesome architect by Hoorn, Johan F., Farenhorst, Rik, Lago, Patricia, van Vliet, Hans

“…Although the benefits are well-known and undisputed, sharing architectural knowledge is not something architects automatically do. In an attempt to better…”
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Designing Robot Embodiments for Social Interaction: Affordances Topple Realism and Aesthetics by Paauwe, Robert A., Hoorn, Johan F., Konijn, Elly A., Keyson, David V.

“…In the near future, human-like social robots will become indispensable for providing support in various social tasks, in particular for healthcare (e.g.,…”
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Some Like It Bad: Testing a Model for Perceiving and Experiencing Fictional Characters by Konijn, Elly A., Hoorn, Johan F.

“…We developed an encompassing theory that explains how readers of fiction and spectators of motion pictures establish affective relationships with fictional…”
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Affective affordances: Improving interface character engagement through interaction by van Vugt, Henriette C., Hoorn, Johan F., Konijn, Elly A., de Bie Dimitriadou, Athina

“…The nature of humans interacting with interface characters (e.g. embodied agents) is not well understood. The I-PEFiC model provides an integrative perspective…”
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The time course of temporal preparation in an applied setting: A study of gaming behavior by LOS, Sander A, HOORN, Johan F, GRIN, Merijn, VAN DER BURG, Erik

“…We examined the time course of temporal preparation in the practice of computer gaming. Participants held an infrared rifle to shoot animated figures…”
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