In October, I read, summarized, and commented on 21 articles about brain, AI, and child. I compiled them into a PDF document to share with you!
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The 21 articles in this edition include:
(Links are in the comment)
1. Measuring Empathy For Human And Robot Hand Pain Using Electroencephalography
2. EEG Based Functional Connectivity Analysis Of Human Pain Empathy Towards Humans And Robots
3. Social Cognitive Neuroscience In The Digital Age
4. Viewing Personalized Video Clips Recommended By TikTok Activates Default Mode Network And Ventral Tegmental Area
5. Adolescent User Behaviors On Short Video Application, Cognitive Functioning And Academic Performance
6. Touching The Social Robot PARO Reduces Pain Perception And Salivary Oxytocin Levels
7. EmoEden: Applying Generative Artificial Intelligence To Emotional Learning For Children With High-Function Autism
8. The Impact Of Digital Technology, Social Media, And Artificial Intelligence On Cognitive Functions: A Review
9. A Review Of Recent Research In Social Robotics
10. The Roles Of Social Perception And AI Anxiety In Individuals’ Attitudes Toward ChatGPT In Education
11. Social Robots On A Global Stage: Establishing A Role For Culture During Human–Robot Interaction
12. On Sharing And Caring: Investigating The Effects Of A Robot's Self-Disclosure And Question-Asking On Children's Robot Perceptions And Child-Robot Relationship Formation
13. Children's Overtrust And Shifting Perspectives Of Generative AI
14. Effect Of Social Robot's Role And Behavior On Parent-Toddler Interaction
15. Joint Media Engagement Between Parents And Preschoolers In The US, China, And Taiwan
16. Can Learners Benefit From Chatbots Instead Of Humans? A Systematic Review Of Human-Chatbot Comparison Research In Language Education
17. Communication Breakdowns Between Families And Alexa
18. Can A.I. Be Blamed For A Teen’s Suicide?
19. One Last Conversation, With The Help Of A.I.
20. Ethical Considerations In Child-Robot Interactions
21. Transparent Robots: How Children Perceive And Relate To A Social Robot That Acknowledges Its Lack Of Human Psychological Capacities And Machine Status