Clara Haider
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Clara Haider is a researcher in human-robot interaction, focusing on the psychological and cognitive mechanisms that shape trust between humans and autonomous systems. Her work investigates how task-dependent robot errors influence user trust, a critical area as robots become more integrated into daily life. In her pilot study, she explores whether the context in which a robot makes a mistake—such as during navigation versus object manipulation—affects how users perceive its reliability and competence. This research contributes to the design of more trustworthy and socially aware robots, with implications for assistive technologies, service robots, and collaborative systems. Though her most-cited paper currently holds 2 citations, her work is foundational for understanding the nuanced dynamics of trust in human-robot interaction, a rapidly growing field. Haider’s contributions are particularly relevant for researchers and students interested in the intersection of robotics, psychology, and human factors engineering.
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