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Study I: FaceReader Data (Emotional Facial Expressions) after watching a Virtual Instructor

  • Alexandra Sierra Rativa (Creator)
  • Marie Šafář (Creator)
  • Zaanen Van. Menno (Creator)

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    An application of virtual animals as virtual instructors has previously been considered a possibility (Sierra Rativa et al., 2020). In the previous research, they explored whether a virtual instructor’s appearance can influence students’ knowledge recall outcomes. We manipulated three distinct virtual instructor appearances: (1) virtual animal, (2) robot virtual animal, and (3) human. Moreover, we considered that the topic of a video instruction can also affect results, and therefore proposed two topics: (1) a topic related to robotics, and (2) a topic unrelated to robotics (i.e. to Dutch culture). The main questions: (1) Can the design appearance of the virtual animal affect the emotional facial expressions of the participants? (2) Which emotional facial expressions are displayed during each condition?
    Date made available8 Feb 2022
    PublisherDataverseNL
    • The Effectiveness of a Robot Animal as a Virtual Instructor

      Sierra Rativa, A., Postma, M. & van Zaanen, M., 31 Jan 2021, Robotics in Education. Lepuschitz, W., Merdan, M., Koppensteiner, G., Balogh, R. & Obdržálek, D. (eds.). Switzerland : Springer, Vol. 1316. p. 329-338 10 p. 30

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