Tahereh Maghsoudi
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Tahereh Maghsoudi is an emerging scholar whose research critically examines the intersection of social robotics, aged care, and the often-overlooked consequences of technological adoption. Her work is distinguished by a focus on the human and ethical dimensions of deploying robots in sensitive care environments. In her most-cited paper, "(Un)Intended Consequences of Social Robot Adoption in Aged Care: A Hybrid Literature Review" (2025), Maghsoudi provides a nuanced synthesis of existing research, moving beyond simple efficiency narratives to explore both the promised benefits and the potential pitfalls—such as social isolation, loss of autonomy, and ethical dilemmas—that accompany robot integration. This review has already garnered early citations, signaling its importance as a foundational text for researchers and practitioners navigating the complex landscape of gerontechnology. By foregrounding unintended consequences, Maghsoudi challenges the field to adopt a more cautious, human-centered approach to innovation. Her work is essential reading for anyone interested in responsible technology design, the ethics of care, and the future of aging, establishing her as a thoughtful voice in a rapidly evolving domain.
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