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You Got the Job! Understanding Hiring Decisions for Robots as Organizational Members

Talkat HRI 2022 · 2022-03-07..03-10
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Study compares hiring decisions for humanoid robots, android robots, and humans using the technology acceptance model and social identity theory; it measures performance evaluations via expectation disconfirmation and examines how expectations vs. actual hiring experience drive judgments. It also analyzes social-cue-based biases, finding ingroup favoritism toward human candidates and similar treatment across robotic candidates (outgroup homogeneity).

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 0:19Outline
  3. 2:35Evaluation
  4. 4:00Framework
  5. 4:50Hypothesis
  6. 7:11Social Cue Evaluations
  7. 7:45Theoretical Implications
  8. 8:56Conclusion
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