Abstracts

Keywords: photos, language, natural language processing, reviews, helpfulness, word-of-mouth

Keywords: smartphone, screentime, executive function, cognition, digital media

Keywords: citizen science, online research platform, educational technology, Open Science, human brain and behavior research

Keywords: grandparent-grandchild relationship, communication, digital media, augmented reality, social robots

Keywords: Egocentric distance perception, Virtual reality, Blind walking, Virtual environments, Depth perception

Keywords: autobiographical memories, social functions, intimacy function, teach/inform function, empathy function, WeChat, face-to-face

Keywords: algorithm; recommendation; personalization; diversification; technology; lay belief

AI is Blamed More Than Humans When it Falters, But Less so When it Discriminates∗

Keywords: cognitive load, time to arrival, pedestrian intention recognition, signal detection theory

Keywords: Older adults; Autonomous vehicles; Non-chronological age; Self-perceived driving abilities; Crowdsourcing

Keywords: AI in healthcare, public perceptions, trust heuristics

Keywords: misinformation, social media, affective sciences, social psychology

Keywords: creative AI; narratives; transportation; attitude towards AI; authorship information

Keywords: adolescence, social media, romantic relationships, negative emotions, jealousy

Keywords: career counseling; cognitive information processing (CIP); cybernetics; fourth industrial revolution; precarity; post-work; vocational psychology

Keywords: insomnia, mobile apps, cognitive behavioral therapy, veterans, post-traumatic stress disorder

Keywords: VR, Frith-Happé animations, Theory of Mind, animacy, autism

Keywords: Applied Behavioral Analysis; Socially Assistive Robotics; Multimodal Machine Learning; Autism

Keywords: shopping behavior, e-commerce, v-commerce, virtual reality, retailing

Keywords: Conversational Interfaces, Survey Design, Writing Behavior, Flow Experience, Automated Text Analysis

Keywords: 2020 Census, American Family Survey, differential privacy, risk, survey research

Keywords: Autonomous products, new technology, nicknaming, coopetition, perceived control, human-machine interaction