Haeyoung Jeong
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Haeyoung Jeong is a researcher in human-robot interaction (HRI), with a focus on how design features—particularly anthropomorphization and gender—shape user perceptions and engagement. In their most-cited work, "The Effect of Anthropomorphization and Gender of a Robot on Human-Robot Interactions" (2019), Jeong systematically examined how giving robots human-like traits and gendered cues influences trust, likability, and cooperation in social settings. This study, with 10 citations, has provided foundational insights for designing more intuitive and socially acceptable robots, especially in service and caregiving contexts. Jeong’s contributions bridge robotics, psychology, and gender studies, offering practical guidelines for engineers and designers. Their work is particularly notable for addressing underexplored intersections of robot appearance and social dynamics, helping to advance more inclusive and effective HRI systems. As the field grows, Jeong’s research continues to inform both academic discourse and real-world robot deployment, making them a valuable voice in shaping how humans and machines collaborate.
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