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Colloquia occur: Selected Mondays at 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm - Room PY 101.
Colloquia titles will be posted as they become available.
Also see: http://www.indiana.edu/~clcl/Q733_WWW/
Organizer: Mike Jones
Office: PY 357
Phone: 856-1490
Email: jonesmn@indiana.edu
Spring 2012 Q733 Colloquia
- 02/06 Brian Scassellati, Yale University - Abstract
- 02/27 Kevin Gluck, Air Force Research Laboratory - Abstract
- 03/19 John Spencer, University of Iowa - Abstract
- 03/26 Ted Gibson, Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Abstract
- 04/09 Bob Glushko, University of Californi at Berkeley - Abstract
- 04/23 Elke Weber, Columbia University - Abstract
Abstract 2/6: Brian Scassellati, Yale University
Title: Using Human-Robot Interactions to Study Human-Human Social Behavior
Abstract: Robots offer a unique tool in the study of human social behavior because they offer a completely controllable, and infinitely repeatable, stimulus that respond precisely to only select social cues and without observer bias. In this talk, I'll present some results from human-robot interactions on topics that include cheating and compliance, social learning and instruction, and animacy and agency. Finally, I'll offer some preliminary data on how these robots can be used as therapeutic and diagnostic tools for social deficits such as autism spectrum disorder. (Background Paper)2/27: Kevin Gluck, Air Force Research Laboratory
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Abstract: 3/19: John Spencer, University of Iowa
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Abstract: 3/26: Ted Gibson, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Abstract: 4/9: Bob Glushko, University of Californi at Berkeley
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Abstract: 4/23: Elke Weber, Columbia University
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