The interactive effects of robot anthropomorphism and robot ability on perceived threat and support for robotics research
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Christoph Bartneck | Hiroshi Ishiguro | Kumar Yogeeswaran | Hidenobu Sumioka | Jakub Złotowski | Megan Livingstone | Megan Livingstone | H. Ishiguro | C. Bartneck | H. Sumioka | K. Yogeeswaran | Jakub Złotowski
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