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Key features, benefits
challenges of a multi-disciplinary approach
Journal of Personal
and ubiquitous Computing
Literature
22. - emotion recognition
25, 40 - understanding the mental states of others
6,18 - LFA engage with robots more than humans (shared
attention, turn taking), fail to generalise to a real world context
37, 38,29 - wearables
42 - abilities of autism
46 importance of reciprocity
ECHOES a socio- cognitive intervention
Multidisciplinary - theories, practices, methods,
scientific tradition. Establish common ground and draw on strengths p2 Novelty
of the approach lies in the way in which different methods and techniques are
combined and applied.
Goal- enable social interaction skills.
Aim - develop tools for research in this area
Affective system for an agent - emotion regulation, recognise
emotions, categorise emotions, express emotions
Objects in a garden as the focus of joint attention
Monitors - head posture, eye gaze, facial expression,
screen touch data
Retain the development of resources within the users community
of practice
Pilot - as a small scale intervention. Subjective also
contributes to the design of the resource
Theory of mind - impute others mental state
Joint attention - there is a strong visual component ,
both the object and the other
How are objects in ECHOES linked into a narrative?
Two challenges p122 SCERTS, on which ECHOES as an intervention
is based was developed for a human-human intervention context, in which
practitioners use their long term experiences. Multiple data sources on which
to base the decision. ' Another challenge relates to whether the child
perceives the agent as an intentional being or merely an inanimate object'
reciprocity is important
