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Understanding Older Adult's Perceptions of Factors that Support Trust in Human and Robot Care Providers.

Rachel E Stuck1, Wendy A Rogers2.   

Abstract

As the population of older adults increase so will the need for care providers, both human and robot. Trust is a key aspect to establish and maintain a successful older adult-care provider relationship. However, due to trust volatility it is essential to understand it within specific contexts. This proposed mixed methods study will explore what dimensions of trust emerge as important within the human-human and human-robot dyads in older adults and care providers. First, this study will help identify key qualities that support trust in a care provider relationship. By understanding what older adults perceive as needing to trust humans and robots for various care tasks, we can begin to provide recommendations based on user expectations for design to support trust.

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Keywords:  Human-centered computing~User studies; Social and professional topics~Seniors; care provider; elder; home care robotics; older adults; trust

Year:  2017        PMID: 29202132      PMCID: PMC5706773          DOI: 10.1145/3056540.3076186

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Int Conf Pervasive Technol Relat Assist Environ


  8 in total

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Authors:  Anne-Sophie Melenhorst; Wendy A Rogers; Don G Bouwhuis
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Authors:  Simon Cohn
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