Anthropomorphism, agency, and ethopoeia: computers as social actors
Anthropomorphism, agency, and ethopoeia: computers as social actors
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拟人化、代理和拟人化：计算机作为社会参与者
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1993
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Heidi Reeder
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C. Nass;Jonathan Steuer;Ellen R. Tauber;Heidi Reeder
对计算机产生拟人化反应的尝试是基于复杂的、基于代理的界面。本研究提供的实验证据表明，最低限度的社会线索可以诱导计算机识字的个人使用社会规则-赞扬别人比赞扬自己更有效，赞扬别人比赞扬自己更友好，批评别人比批评自己更不友好-来评估计算机的性能。我们还表明，不同的声音被视为不同的代理人。
Attempts to generate anthropomorphic responses to computers have been based on complex, agent-based interfaces. This study provides experimental evidence that minimal social cues can induce computer-literate individuals to use social rules-praise of others is more valid than praise of self, praise of others is friendlier than pmise of self, and criticism of others is less friendly than criticism of self—to evaluate the performance of computers. We also demonstrate that different voices are treated as distinct agents.