Does Cognitive Load Affect Explicit Anthropomorphism?

Calonne, Fabien; Dubois-Sage, Marion; Jamet, Frank; Jacquet, Baptiste

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-55245-8_8

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

2024

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-55245-8_8

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Does Cognitive Load Affect Explicit Anthropomorphism?

Fabien Calonne,

Marion Dubois-Sage,

Frank Jamet

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Subjective task-load influences anthropomorphism during cooperative human and robot hand movements

Kaya,

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2025

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This paper investigates the influence of subjective task-load on perceived anthropomorphism dimensions within a cooperative pick-and-place task. Two different robot mounting configurations are chosen, which are assumed to differ with respect to motor interference, thus, leading to different levels of task-load. Results show significant dependencies of the anthropomorphism and animacy sub-scales of Godspeed and HRIES tests on several NASA-TLX dimensions, whereas positive changes of anthropomorphism dimensions are associated with increased task-load. It is known, that the level of anthropomorphism influences performance and user experience parameters during human-robot cooperative tasks. So, the investigated effect might increase the gap between robot capabilities and user expectations due to over-humanization and should be considered in cooperative action planning.

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Subjective task-load influences anthropomorphism during cooperative human and robot hand movements

Kaya,

Kühnlenz

2025

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Does Cognitive Load Affect Explicit Anthropomorphism?

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Subjective task-load influences anthropomorphism during cooperative human and robot hand movements

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