This study examined whether three- and five-year-old children adults changed their perceptions of a robot after naturalistic interaction with it. We participants exhibited animism errors (i.e., attributing biological properties to target in addition psychological, perceptual, name properties) or agentic name, artifact while not before they interacted the robot. Results indicated that three-year...

We trained an artificial neural network (ANN) to distinguish between correct and erroneous responses in the perceptual decision-making task using 32 EEG channels. The ANN input took form of a 2D matrix where vertical dimension reflected number channels horizontal one—to time samples. focused on distinguishing before their behavioural manifestation; therefore, we utilized segments preceding resp...

conclusions the results of this study led to the identification of many of the errors and conditions that affect the performance of controllers, providing the ability to define safety and ergonomic interventions to reduce the risk of human error. therefore, the results of this study can be a basis for planning atm to prioritize prevention programs and safety enhancement results the analysis of ...

Indirect reciprocity is one mechanism that allows for unilateral resource giving among n-persons. Using analytical methods and computer simulations, previous studies have examined a number of strategies that make indirect reciprocity possible. In particular, previous investigations have concentrated on whether differentiating between justified and unjustified not-giving is important. However, w...