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Cultural Differences in Perception and Attitude towards Robots
2014
International Journal of Affective Engineering
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This study examines the assumptions, perceptions, and attitudes towards contemporary robots in different cultures. As culture affects the way technology is perceived, it is essential to explore the psychological reactions through different cultures towards different designs of robots. Only a few studies have examined attitudes towards robots or dealt with the assumptions in a specific culture. The present study determines the influence of crucial factors like culture, prior exposure to robots
doi:10.5057/ijae.13.149
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