Touch as a Stress Buffer: A Bio-Inspired Robot Model for Adaptive Social Interaction Based on Hormone Regulation
Résumé
Stress can easily disrupt social behaviour. Drawing on the social buffering hypothesis and the impact of touch on stress dynamics, this paper proposes a robot model in which touch modulates two synthetic hormone signals, cortisol and oxytocin, to regulate stress, affecting the robot's behavior.
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