Robots-Show-Us-How-to-Teach-Them-Feedback-from-Robots-Shapes-Tutoring-Behavior-during-Action-pone.0091349.s005
Vollmer A, Muhlig M, Steil J, Pitsch K, Fritsch J, Rohlfing K, Wrede B
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Experimental conditions. The movie individually presents each condition of the two-by-two design formed by action knowledge (goal-, manner-crucial actions) and replication conditions (imitation, emulation) as well as the three online feedback conditions. Video clips show the original setup of the study and an actor demonstrating the actions to the robot. Note that the individuals in this manuscript (Movie S1) have given written informed consent (as outlined in PLOS consent form) to publication of this video.
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