Burak Berberoglu
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Burak Berberoglu is a rising scholar at the intersection of human-computer interaction, social robotics, and technology acceptance. His research focuses on how users perceive and respond to intelligent systems, particularly when those systems exhibit human-like traits such as curiosity. Berberoglu’s most notable contribution is the development and validation of the **Perceived System Curiosity Scale (PSC)**, a pioneering instrument that measures how users perceive curiosity in non-human agents like robots and voice assistants. This work addresses a critical gap in the literature, as prior scales focused exclusively on human curiosity. The PSC scale has already garnered early citations and is poised to become a foundational tool for researchers studying anthropomorphic system design and user engagement. By operationalizing a concept previously confined to human psychology, Berberoglu opens new avenues for designing more socially intelligent and interactive technologies. His work holds significant implications for improving human-robot collaboration and user experience in increasingly autonomous systems.
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