Large language models are enabling rapid progress in robotic verbal communication, but
nonverbal communication is not kee** pace. Physical humanoid robots struggle to …

Communicating emotional intensity plays a vital ecological role because it provides valuable
information about the nature and likelihood of the sender's behavior. 1, 2, 3 For example …

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Socially assistive robots (SAR) hold significant potential to assist older adults and people
with dementia in human engagement and clinical contexts by supporting mental health and …

Facial attractiveness confers considerable advantages in social interactions, 1, 2 with
preferences likely reflecting psychobiological mechanisms shaped by natural selection …

Parent-child similarities and discrepancies at multiple levels provide a window to
understand the cultural transmission process. Although prior research has examined parent …

Cultural competence-ie, the capability to adapt verbal and non-verbal interaction to the
user's cultural background-may be a key element for social robots to increase the user …

The development of data-driven behaviour generating systems has recently become the
focus of considerable attention in the fields of human–agent interaction and human–robot …

Human facial and bodily expressions play a crucial role in human–human interaction to
convey the communicator's feelings. Being echoed by the influence of human social …

Human facial expressions are complex, multi-component signals that can communicate rich
information about emotions, 1–5 including specific categories, such as" anger," and broader …