Mudiana Mokhsin
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Dr. Mudiana Mokhsin is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of human-robot interaction and special education, with a primary focus on leveraging humanoid robotics to support children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Her work centers on developing conceptual frameworks that integrate behavioral models, such as the Fogg Behavior Model (FBM), to design robotic interventions that enhance social engagement and learning motivation. In her seminal 2015 paper, she proposed a conceptual model for using humanoid robots as therapeutic tools, laying the groundwork for subsequent studies. Her 2018 research further explored how robots can serve as teaching mediators, demonstrating that children with ASD exhibit improved learning motivation when responding to robots’ emotional cues. Although her citation counts (7 and 5, respectively) reflect a niche but growing field, her contributions are notable for bridging robotics, psychology, and pedagogy. Dr. Mokhsin’s work has been instrumental in advancing assistive technologies for neurodiverse populations, offering a compassionate, evidence-based approach to autism intervention that inspires future interdisciplinary research.
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