2021
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-90525-5_32
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Designing Nudge Agents that Promote Human Altruism

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“…To imitate a real-life situation, Hang et al [21] used virtual agents with a robot-like appearance in a video stimulus. On the basis of the definition of altruism (i.e., the behavior of a person who helps others at their own expense [20]), with the expense of the robots symbolized by their batteries, they investigated a scenario involving two robots doing the same task (organizing tables and chairs in a meeting room)(see Fig.…”
Section: Experiments a Video Stimulusmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…To imitate a real-life situation, Hang et al [21] used virtual agents with a robot-like appearance in a video stimulus. On the basis of the definition of altruism (i.e., the behavior of a person who helps others at their own expense [20]), with the expense of the robots symbolized by their batteries, they investigated a scenario involving two robots doing the same task (organizing tables and chairs in a meeting room)(see Fig.…”
Section: Experiments a Video Stimulusmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One of the groups watched a helpprovider-view video, and the other watched a help-receiverview video. The task settings were based on a work by Hang et al [21], who applied nudge mechanisms in a video stimulus using robot-like virtual agents to promote human altruistic behaviors. They conducted a task in which two robots each had to arrange a meeting room, where one robot was lower-charged (treated as the receiver in our study) and the other was fully charged (treated as the provider in our study).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Previous work has reported that humans are influenced by observing machine behavior. For example, Hang, Ono, and Yamada (93) showed that participants who saw a video of robots exhibiting altruistic behavior were more likely to demonstrate altruistic behavior themselves. Others suggest that humans regard machines as social entities if they display "sufficient interactive and social cues" (94); and a third set of studies propose that humans view machines as being different from themselves in social interactions (95).…”
Section: Area I Human-ai Interactionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Braun et al suggested that an agent should tell lies to support users in the decision-making process [5]. Nudge agents are virtual agents or robots that get users to make a decision or change their behavior on the basis of nudge theorycharters2019empathic [6] [7]. Nudge theory suggests that an unaware stimulus (nudge) can define a person's will and actions; for example, when boarding a train, many people sit in the opposite seat without thinking when the other side of seats is crowded [8] [9].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%