Dancing With Myself: The effect of majority group size on perceptions of majority and minority robot group members Henny Admoni, Bradley Hayes, David Feil-Seifer, Daniel Ullman, and Brian Scassellati Department of Comput

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Date: 2016-07-11 15:51:29 Group processes Academia Humanoid robot Robotics Minority influence Psychology Robot Humanrobot interaction Social robot Out-group homogeneity Conformity Social psychology		Dancing With Myself: The effect of majority group size on perceptions of majority and minority robot group members Henny Admoni, Bradley Hayes, David Feil-Seifer, Daniel Ullman, and Brian Scassellati Department of Comput Add to Reading List Source URL: bradhayes.info Download Document from Source Website File Size: 439,05 KB Share Document on Facebook

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