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Xun Liu

Stanford University

United States

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Ryan Moore

Assistant Professor

University of Texas at Austin

UNITED STATES

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Jeffrey T. Hancock

Stanford University

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Angela Y Lee

Assistant Professor

University of Wisconsin-Madison

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Xun Liu

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Of Loving and Losing: The Influence of Dating App Motivations and Perceived Success on Psychological Well-Being

Social robots are good for me, but better for other people：The presumed allo-enhancement effect of social robot perceptions

When Adolescents’ Self-Worth Depends on Their Social Media Feedback: A Longitudinal Investigation With Depressive Symptoms

But is it for us? Rural Chinese elders’ perceptions, concerns, and physical preferences regarding social robots

Collaboration, crowdsourcing, and misinformation

Black representation in social media well-being research: A scoping review of social media experience and psychological well-being among Black users in the United States

Working With AI to Persuade: Examining a Large Language Model's Ability to Generate Pro-Vaccination Messages

Can a social robot be too warm or too competent? Older Chinese adults’ perceptions of social robots and vulnerabilities

Not All AI are Equal: Exploring the Accessibility of AI-Mediated Communication Technology

Social robots are like real people: First impressions, attributes, and stereotyping of social robots.

Supplemental Material for Social robots are like real people: First impressions, attributes, and stereotyping of social robots.

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Ryan Moore

Jeffrey T. Hancock

Angela Y Lee

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