There is a growing need for automated systems that can interview patients and consumers
about their health and provide health education and behavior change interventions using …

This research investigates the meaning of “human-computer relationship” and presents
techniques for constructing, maintaining, and evaluating such relationships, based on research …

… The tagger identifies objects which contrast with other nearby objects (eg, "I don’t know if
this is a good thing or a bad thing."). Such objects (even if they occur within a THEME) are …

… Permission to make digital or hard topics ofall or part of this work t’o~ personal or classroom
use is granted without fee provided that copies are not made or distributed I\lr profit or …

Building trust with users is crucial in a wide range of applications, such as financial transactions,
and some minimal degree of trust is required in all applications to even initiate and …

… Now that I don’t have anyone checking, I find it harder to get motivated. (RELATIONAL) …
time, so it wasn’t very realistic. As a result I didn’t feel obligated, I didn’t feel like I had to impress …

… That is, we might conceive of an Action Scheduler that doesn't allow missynchronized behaviors
to be generated, or that works with other kinds of timing and synchronization constraints. …

… But we don’t feel these signals of trustworthiness can be used to trick users out of their credit
card numbers with any more success than a stranger on the street would have. Rather, they …

… this study (Bickmore, 2005… t(9)Z0.50, pZ0.63). There were no significant differences between
the two groups on this measure either before (t(18)Z0.658, pZ0.52) or after the intervention (t…

… on a user’s trust of an ECA [Bickmore and Cassell, 2001], by investigating whether these …
is provided here; details of its implementation can be found in Cassell and Bickmore [2003]. …