Is There a Biological Basis for Success in Human Companion Interaction? Results from a Transsituational Study

摘要

We report about a transsituational study where a representative subsample of twenty of the subjects from the LAST MINUTE experiment underwent two additional independent experiments: an fMRI study and a psychophysiological experiment with emotion induction in the VAD space (Valence, Arousal, Dominance). A major result is that dialog success in the naturalistic human machine dialogs in LAST MINUTE correlates with individual differences in brain activation as reaction to delayed system responses in the fMRI study and with the classification rate for arousal in the emotion induction experiment.