Speech interface reformulations and voice assistant personification preferences of children and parents
Authors:
- Ye YuanYYYe Yuan
- Stryker ThompsonSTStryker Thompson
- Kathleen WatsonKWKathleen Watson
- Alice ChaseACAlice Chase
- Ashwin SenthilkumarASAshwin Senthilkumar
- A.J. Bernheim BrushABA.J. Bernheim Brush
- Svetlana YaroshSYSvetlana Yarosh
- 1 September 2019
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in International Journal of Child-Computer Interaction
- Vol. 21, 77-88
Abstract
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Funding Information
- a 2017H2 Mozilla Research
- a 2017 Google Faculty Research Award
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