"I can feel the risks by looking at the robot face": Communicating Risk through a Physical Agent

Figure 1: Exemplified experimental setting for air pollution: participants were given a GUI to manipulate the different levels of particulate matter by moving a slider.The respective information was conveyed through the physical humanlike agent placed next to them.

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Published
2025-07-04
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3715336.3735759
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3
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Risk Perception and Management
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"I can feel the risks by looking at the robot face": Communicating Risk through a Physical Agent

Jorge Gonçalves, Wafa Johal, Sarah Schömbs
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Risk Perception and Management
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"I can feel the risks by looking at the robot face": Communicating Risk through a Physical Agent

Jorge Gonçalves, Wafa Johal, Sarah Schömbs
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Abstract

Figure 1: Exemplified experimental setting for air pollution: participants were given a GUI to manipulate the different levels of particulate matter by moving a slider.The respective information was conveyed through the physical humanlike agent placed next to them.

The University of Melbourne (AU)
Reduced inequalities
Openalex Percentile: Top 2%
Risk Perception and Management
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