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Social robots as social learning partners: Exploring children's early understanding and learning from social robots.

Amanda HaberKathleen H Corriveau
Published in: The Behavioral and brain sciences (2023)
Clark and Fischer propose that people interpret social robots not as social agents, but as interactive depictions. Drawing on research focusing on how children selectively learn from social others, we argue that children do not view social robots as interactive toys but instead treat them as social learning partners and critical sources of information.
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