Effects of Previous Exposure on Children’s Perception of a Humanoid Robot
Authors:
- Gabriella LakatosGLGabriella Lakatos
- Luke Jai WoodLWLuke Jai Wood
- Abolfazl ZarakiAZAbolfazl Zaraki
- Ben RobinsBRBen Robins
- Kerstin DautenhahnKDKerstin Dautenhahn
- Farshid AmirabdollahianFAFarshid Amirabdollahian
- 17 November 2019
- book chapter
- Published by Springer Nature
- p. 14-23
Abstract
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