M. Rohangis Mohseni

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Total Citations

135

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About

M. Rohangis Mohseni is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of human sexuality, technology, and social ethics, with a particular focus on the emerging and controversial field of sex dolls and sex robots. Mohseni's most significant contribution to date is a comprehensive scoping review published in 2020, which stands as one of the first systematic academic surveys of the literature surrounding the design, use, and effects of human-like sexual artifacts. This landmark review, which has garnered over 133 citations, synthesizes a body of research that spans engineering, psychology, ethics, and gender studies — reflecting the inherently interdisciplinary nature of the subject matter. By rigorously mapping existing knowledge and identifying gaps in the field, Mohseni has helped lay a foundational framework for future scholarly inquiry into an area that, despite its social relevance, has historically been underexplored in academic discourse. The work's wide uptake across disciplines signals its importance as a reference point for researchers, clinicians, and policymakers grappling with questions about human intimacy, artificial companionship, and the ethical implications of increasingly sophisticated social robots.