Sarah Marie Wingert
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Sarah Marie Wingert explores the fascinating intersection of developmental psychology, human-robot interaction, and visual communication. Her research investigates how humans adapt their drawing strategies when interacting with child-like robots, particularly examining the role of joint attention in shaping these creative exchanges. In her notable 2024 paper "Sketch it for the Robot! How Child-Like Robots' Joint Attention Affects Humans' Drawing Strategies," Wingert conducted a study with 53 adult participants who were asked to draw objects like a duck or ambulance for a child-like robot. This work, already garnering 3 citations, sheds light on the links between socio-cognitive mechanisms and visual representation. By bridging robotics with developmental science, Wingert's contributions offer valuable insights into how humans intuitively modify their communication—even through drawing—when engaging with artificial agents. Her research holds promise for informing more naturalistic human-robot interaction designs and deepening our understanding of how social context shapes visual expression.
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