Psychology

How Would You Like Your Assistant - Human or Robotic?

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Healthcare providers indicate, if given a choice, they would prefer a robotic assistant rather than a human.
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Robots in the Home: Will Older Adults Roll Out the Welcome Mat?

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Research in the School of Psychology shows older adults preferred robots to help them with chores, but still wanted humans to help with social and personal activities.
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Eliminating Visual Clutter Helps People with Mild Cognitive Impairment

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Memory impairments for people with early stage Alzheimer’s disease may be due, in part, to problems in determining the differences between similar objects.
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Making Music with Real Stars

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Georgia Tech's SonLab uses Kepler Telescope star data to create music.
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The Search for a Job Begins and Ends with You

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A new study that focuses on finding work following a job layoff reveals just how important managing negative thoughts and effort over time are while looking for employment.
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Turning Research Into a Gaming Experience

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Alumnus’ Research Shows Talent Trumps Effort

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"Sorry Strivers, Talent Matters".

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Georgia Tech and Shepherd Center Awarded $4.75 Million Grant

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- to continue efforts to enhance the lives of people with disabilities.
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Everyone’s a Little Bit Racist, but It May Not Be Your Fault, Study Suggests

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Scientists found that culture may be partially to blame.
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By David Terraso

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