Siska Fitrianie
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Siska Fitrianie is a leading researcher in human-agent interaction, with a focus on developing robust methodologies for evaluating artificial social agents (ASAs)—including virtual agents, conversational agents, and social robots. Her most-cited work, "The Artificial Social Agent Questionnaire (ASAQ)," introduces a validated, standardised instrument designed to capture human interaction experiences with ASAs across diverse settings. This contribution is pivotal for the field, as it enables researchers to replicate findings and validate claims systematically, addressing a critical gap in ASA research. With 13 citations, the ASAQ has already become a foundational tool for scholars studying how people perceive and engage with social agents. Fitrianie’s work underscores the importance of rigorous measurement in advancing human-computer interaction, ensuring that insights into user experience are both reliable and comparable. Her achievements highlight her commitment to methodological innovation, making her a key figure in shaping how the research community evaluates and understands the impact of artificial social agents.
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