Induction of an active attitude by short speech reaction time toward interaction for ...
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Experiment tests whether agent timing changes user engagement by comparing no-SRT vs 2s-SRT agents in a trip-planning task where two agents (neutral and expert) auto-categorize preferences, estimate user tastes, and propose options from 25 candidate spots. Thirty-five Japanese college students perform the decision task; participant speech reaction time stays significantly shorter with no-SRT agents, and a Fisher exact test shows more users continue interacting after a proposal with no-SRT, while satisfaction ratings show no strong differences.
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- 0:00Introduction
- 0:21Interactive agent
- 4:57Intentional stance
- 6:09Experiment
- 10:09Questions
- 10:52Conclusion
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