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About
Mohammad Tahan is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of child psychology, robotics, and preventive healthcare. His work focuses on developing and evaluating robot-based psychological intervention programs to prevent child sexual abuse—a critical global health priority. Tahan’s major contributions include designing a smart robot intervention that teaches young children self-care, awareness, and protective skills against inappropriate touching. His most-cited paper (8 citations) demonstrates the effectiveness of this program in improving sexual care knowledge among elementary school children, while subsequent studies (3–2 citations) detail the program’s design, assessment, and theoretical framework. Notably, his 2024 study, registered in the International Clinical Trial Registry Platform (ISRCTN17186302), provides rigorous evidence for the intervention’s impact on preventing inappropriate touching. Tahan’s work is groundbreaking in its use of human-robot interaction for sensitive educational purposes, offering a scalable, engaging tool to address a pressing societal issue. His research has direct implications for educators, psychologists, and technologists working to protect children, and his growing citation record underscores its relevance. By merging robotics with psychological intervention, Tahan is shaping a new frontier in child safety education.
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