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Infant behavior & development

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The early ontogeny of infants' imitation of on screen humans and robots.

Infant behavior & development
Traditionally, infants have learned how to interact with objects in their environment through direct observations of adults and peers. In recent decades these models have been available over different media, and this has introduced non-human agents t...

Do infants perceive the social robot Keepon as a communicative partner?

Infant behavior & development
This study investigates if infants perceive an unfamiliar agent, such as the robot Keepon, as a social agent after observing an interaction between the robot and a human adult. 23 infants, aged 9-17 month, were exposed, in a first phase, to either a ...