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Not as bad as it seems: When the presence of a threatening humanoid robot improves human performance.

Nicolas SpatolaClément BelletierAlice NormandPierre ChausseSophie MonceauMaria AugustinovaVincent BarraPascal HuguetLudovic Ferrand
Published in: Science robotics (2021)
"Bad" humanoid robots just paying attention to human performance may energize attentional control-as does human presence.
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