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Spontaneous Perspective Taking Toward Robots: The Unique Impact of Humanlike Appearance

2019-11-04

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<p>As robots rapidly enter society, how does human social cognition respond to their novel presence? Focusing on one foundational social-cognitive capacity—visual perspective taking—seven studies reveal that people spontaneously adopt a robot’s unique perspective and do so with patterns of variation that mirror perspective taking toward humans. As they do with humans, people take a robot’s visual perspective when...

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10.31234/osf.io/8z72c
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