Shiau-ping Yeh
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Shiau-ping Yeh is a researcher whose work lies at the intersection of human-robot interaction and developmental psychology, with a particular focus on how children perceive and engage with robotic agents. Her most cited paper, "Exploring Children’s Perceptions of the Robots" (2009), has garnered 31 citations and remains a foundational study in understanding how young users anthropomorphize, trust, and interact with non-human companions. Yeh’s contributions are notable for bridging the gap between child-computer interaction and social robotics, offering insights that inform the design of educational and therapeutic robots. By examining children’s cognitive and emotional responses, she has helped shape frameworks for creating more intuitive, child-friendly robotic interfaces. Her work is frequently referenced in studies on robot acceptance and child-robot bonding, underscoring its lasting impact on the field. Yeh’s research continues to influence how engineers and educators approach the integration of robots into learning environments, making her a key voice in the evolving dialogue between technology and human development.
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- 1Exploring Children’s Perceptions of the Robots31 citations · 2009