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Moods, Bots, and Bodies: University Students’ Emotional and Physiological responses to Human vs. GenAI Chatbots

2025-10-08

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>As generative AI (Gen AI) chatbots become more common as learning partners, questions remain about students’ emotional and physiological responses to them. This study used a multimodal design to compare university students’ experiences during a 25‑minute brainstorming session with either a human teacher or Gen AI chatbot. Thirty participants wore EmbracePlus sensors to record heart rate...

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b6e25d52-e6a1-5c0e-99ad-d8670bdb2083
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-7785914/v1
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