The Effect of Robots Listening Attitude Change on the Self-disclosure of the Elderly: A Preliminary Study

Nakamura, Yoshiki; Umemuro, Hiroyuki

doi:10.1109/hri53351.2022.9889404

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“…Indeed, it is well known that, in general, people tend to appreciate more those who evolve their behavior from negative to positive while they appreciate less those who change from a perceived positive behavior to a negative one. In the literature, this effect is called the "gain-loss effect" [46], and it has been shown that it can also be applied to interaction with robots [47].…”

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Section: Transitionsmentioning

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Effect of Robot’s Listening Attitude Change on Self-disclosure of the Elderly

Nakamura

Umemuro

2022

Int J of Soc Robotics

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Self-disclosure of life experiences from the viewpoint of integrity is considered beneficial to the psychological health of older adults. It has been shown that people tend to self-disclose more to people they like. Compared to a consistent invariant reward, an improvement in the rewarding behavior of a person has been shown to have a greater positive impact on an individual’s liking for the person. Based on these previous studies, we explored the psychological impact of self-disclosure of integrated life experiences on the elderly and the effect of the change in the robot’s listening attitude on the elderly’s self-disclosure. We conducted an experiment in which 38 elderly participants were asked to self-disclose their life experiences to a robot for approximately 20 min. The participants interacted with either a robot with a consistently positive listening attitude or a robot that initially had a neutral listening attitude that changed to a positive listening attitude. The results showed that self-disclosure of integrated life experiences to the robot had a psychological impact on improving self-esteem. In addition, changes in the robot’s listening attitude were found to promote self-disclosure and enhance its impact on self-esteem.

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The Effect of Robots Listening Attitude Change on the Self-disclosure of the Elderly: A Preliminary Study

Cited by 2 publications

References 28 publications

The effects of role transitions and adaptation in human–cobot collaboration

The effects of role transitions and adaptation in human–cobot collaboration

Effect of Robot’s Listening Attitude Change on Self-disclosure of the Elderly

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