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non-verbal behaviour, our agents with gender were tested to see if users were able to perceive the gender bias of the behaviours being performed. Results have shown that gender is correctly perceived, and also has effects when paired with an accurate gender appearance.

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el of phoneme-dependent human speech directivity patterns is included in the speech synthesis system, so that the agent can move in the virtual scene with realistic 3D visual and audio rendering. Future applications of this platform include perceptual studies about multimodal perception and interact

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Frances M. Gotch,Nigel Carter,Shirley Ellis,Philip McShane,Josephine Heyman,Mark Palmer,David W. Dontructor that provides harsh, negative feedback. While this study demonstrates some anticipated negative reactions to negative feedback from a close distance, such as external attribution of failure, we also observe some unexpected positive outcomes to this negative feedback. Specifically, negative f

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Stefan C. Meuer,Thomas H. Hutteroth,K. H. Meyer zum Büschenfeldeman language use, such as the Big Five theory of personality, and Brown and Levinsons theory of politeness [1,2,3]. To achieve realistic usability, we have developed both rule-based and trainable generation methods that can dynamically, and in real time, change an agents linguistic style by modifyin

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Roland Kurrle,Waltraud Seyfert,Armin Trautwein,Friedrich Robert Seilerision does not necessarily conform to our naive, uninformed expectations. Some of the ideas and methods that we have encountered in the earlier pages are counter-intuitive. In particular, introspective thought is not a viable means of designing vision systems. We cannot design a vision system by sim