Alireza Mortezapour
Hamedan University of Medical Sciences, University of Salerno
Papers
5
Total Citations
40
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About
Alireza Mortezapour investigates the evolving dynamics of human-robot interaction (HRI), with a particular focus on trust, usability, and psychological factors that shape our willingness to collaborate with machines. His most cited work, a 2022 study on the mediating role of trust between usability and willingness to use robots in future workplaces (29 citations), provides foundational insights for designing collaborative industrial environments. Mortezapour has also advanced methodological tools in HRI, developing a new questionnaire to measure stress specifically in human-robot contexts—moving beyond general stress scales to capture nuanced responses. His research extends into personality psychology, exploring how emic/etic personality concepts influence robot acceptance, and into automated driving, where he compares anthropomorphic and biophilic interface designs to enhance trustworthiness. With recent contributions in 2024 and 2025, Mortezapour is actively shaping how we understand and design for human-robot collaboration, making his work essential reading for researchers and students interested in the psychological and practical dimensions of our automated future.
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- 5Human-Robot Interaction1 citations · 2025