Verbal and Nonverbal Skills in Open Communication: Comparing Experienced and Inexperienced Radio Duos
Verbal and Nonverbal Skills in Open Communication: Comparing Experienced and Inexperienced Radio Duos
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开放式沟通中的言语和非言语技能：比较经验丰富和缺乏经验的无线电二人组
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10.1007/978-3-319-21070-4_50
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2015
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Noriko Ito
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Noriko Suzuki;Yu Oshima;Haruka Shoda;Mamiko Sakata;Noriko Ito
本文研究了开放式交流的谈话技巧的差异如何影响谈话伙伴或听众的言语和非言语行为取向。一项实验是使用具有不同水平谈话技能（即有经验的和没有经验的）的多个无线电二人组进行的。该实验的任务是在伪无线电环境中在三种条件下进行的：观众在场演讲、观众缺席演讲以及观众缺席/演讲后会议。所有参与者的言语和身体姿势都被录像并分析。结果表明，不同水平的广播谈话体验通过不同的言语和手势方向来表达。这些发现似乎适用于会话机器人的语音和手势表达模型，尤其是设计用于与其他机器人或同居者交谈的护理机器人。
This paper examines how the difference in talk skill for open communication affects the orientation of the verbal and nonverbal behaviors of the talk partner or audience. An experiment was carried out using multiple radio duos having different levels of talk skill, i.e., experienced and inexperienced. The experiment’s task was conducted in a pseudo-radio setting under three conditions: audience-present talk, audience-absent talk, and audience-absent/post-talk sessions. The speech and body gestures of all participants were video-recorded and analyzed. The results suggest that the different levels of experience in radio talk are expressed in different speech and gesture orientations. These findings seem applicable to the speech- and gesture-expression model for conversational robots, especially for nursing-care robots designed to talk with other robots or cohabitants.