Andrea Guazzini
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About
Andrea Guazzini is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of psychology, robotics, and human-computer interaction. Her work primarily explores **robotic psychology** and the dynamics of human engagement with digital and robotic systems, particularly in healthcare and developmental contexts. A major contribution is her 2021 PRISMA systematic review on social-robot-based interventions in psychological domains, which has garnered **17 citations** and established a foundational framework for understanding how social robots can support mental health interventions. More recently, her 2025 systematic review on child engagement during interactions with digital and robotic activities (4 citations) addresses the critical challenge of maintaining meaningful human connection in an era of remote learning and rehabilitation. Guazzini’s research is notable for bridging technological innovation with psychological well-being, offering evidence-based insights into how robots can be ethically and effectively integrated into therapeutic and educational settings. Her work is essential reading for students and researchers interested in the future of human-robot relationships, emphasizing the need for careful design that prioritizes engagement and developmental appropriateness.
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