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Robot Interaction Effects on Children Experiencing a Stressful Situation (RECESS)

In this project, we set out to better understand how social robots can be used in the hospital to support children and parents in the waiting room.

Why is this research important?

Social robots are interactive agents that can engage in social interactions. This emerging technology has the potential to provide mental health support in healthcare settings.

The goal of this study is to explore the attitudes of children and parents towards a social robot and to identify ways in which robots could be used in the hospital waiting room.
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Thanks to everyone who participated!
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​Check back soon for study results

Team Members

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Dr. Julie Robillard
​Principal Investigator
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Katarzyna Kabacińska
​PhD Candidate
Co-Investigators: 
Dr. Tony Prescott

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