Effect of Virtual Agent's Contingent Responses and Icebreakers Designed based on Interaction Training Techniques on Inducing Intentional Stance

Y. Ohmoto, Shunya Ueno, T. Nishida
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The human mental stance towards a virtual agent has an influence on the social relationship that exists between them. In this study, we focus on contingency, which is the behavior that occurs synchronously with the human action, and the icebreaker, which is a facilitation exercise that helps start an interaction. The aim of this study is to investigate whether an agent's contingent responses and icebreakers with the contingent agent are capable of inducing and maintaining an intentional stance. We conducted an experiment using an agent which provided contingent responses. In the experiment, participants first interacted with the contingent agent through an icebreaker. Afterwards, all participants performed a collaborative task. As a result, we conclude that the contingent responses and the icebreaker are capable of inducing and partially maintaining the intentional stance. In particular, the icebreaker designed based on interaction training techniques was effective to induce the intentional stance.
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基于交互训练技术的虚拟Agent偶然反应与破冰对诱导意向姿态的影响
人对虚拟代理的心理立场影响着人与人之间存在的社会关系。在这项研究中,我们关注偶然性,即与人类行为同步发生的行为,以及破冰,这是一种帮助开始互动的促进练习。本研究的目的是探讨行为人的偶然反应和与偶然行为人的破冰是否能够诱导和维持一个有意的立场。我们进行了一个实验,使用一个提供偶然反应的代理。在实验中,参与者首先通过破冰船与偶然行为人互动。之后,所有参与者都完成了一项协作任务。因此,我们得出结论,偶然反应和破冰船能够诱导和部分维持有意立场。其中,基于互动训练技术设计的破冰船能有效诱导意向姿态。
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