Changqian Shi
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Changqian Shi has carved a distinctive niche at the intersection of human-robot interaction and social robotics, with a primary focus on how humans perceive and attribute personality to machines. Their most-cited work, a comprehensive systematic review from 2019 (79 citations), meticulously maps the conceptualization, operationalization, contextualization, and effects of robot personality—a foundational contribution that has shaped subsequent research in the field. By synthesizing fragmented literature, Shi provided a critical framework for understanding how robot personality influences user trust, engagement, and acceptance, bridging gaps between engineering and psychology. This work has become a key reference for scholars designing socially intelligent robots for service and companionship. Shi’s research demonstrates a keen ability to translate complex, interdisciplinary concepts into actionable insights, making them a notable voice in the ongoing discourse on human-robot relationships. Their contributions are particularly valuable for students and researchers seeking to navigate the nuanced interplay between technology design and human social cognition.
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