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Children’s interactions with social robots and other technologies are increasingly longitudinal.
True
False
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How is this social robot called?
Dot
Beebot
Dash
Tega
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Berghe et.al. strongly recommend: consider how to introduce robots to participents to minimize novalty effect
True
False
4
ITS stands for intelligent tutoring systems and STEM stands for science, technology, engineering, and math
False
True
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Children’s perceptions of robots appear to be mainly shaped by (according to: Kory Westlund et.al)
Playfulness of a child
Robot’s own behavior
Children's experiences
IQ of a child
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Social robots have been shown to be effective at increasing cognitive (CO) and affective outcomes (AO). What's true (2)?
Positive affective outcomes did imply positive cognitive outcomes
CO focus on i.e. knowledge, comprehension, application, analysis.
CO refer to qualities that are NOT learning outcomes i.e. attentiveness
CO are typically measured through pre- and posttests of student knowledge
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The need for technological support in education is driven by demographic and economic factors. These are?
Growing numbers of students per classroom
Shrinking school budgets
Bidirectional care
Demand for greater personalization of curricula for children
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According to Belpaeme et.al. you can distinguish 3 types of robots in education. Which are those?
Robot as peer
Robot as novice
Robot as nature
Robot as tutor or teacher
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Which results of the research concerning robots for language learning of Berghe et.al. are true?
There's potential for reading skills.
Both children and adults often enjoy working with the robot
No further research needs to be done in the field RALL
Word-learning studies gave mixed results
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Berghe et.al researched RALL (robot-assisted language learning) addressing i.e.: grammar learning, reading skills
True
False
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Positive learning outcomes are driven by the physical presence of the robot and most popular robot used is Nao.
False
True
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What were the results from the single-session study and a long-term study from Kory Westlund et.al?
Girls rated a robot as more social than boys
The gender differences were not statistically significant
Tega was seen as more human-like than a computer.
Tega was seen definitively less human-like than a baby and a cat.
