The Influence of Interdependence on Trust Repair in Human-Agent Teams: Comparing the Effectiveness of Trust Repair Strategies in Full Independence and Complementary Independence

As autonomous systems are increasingly integrated as a team member for collaborative tasks, trust in human-agent teams (HAT) becomes crucial to foster success. In many real world scenarios, trust violations are expected, thus demanding the use of trust repair strategies to restore damaged trust. Previous research has shown that expressing regret...

Directability’s influence on human-agent trust

Mutual human-agent trust is of great importance for humans and agents to complete a task collaboratively. This paper aims at studying one of the factors influencing this mutual trust, the directability of humans to agents. Previous studies either take directability as a general concept without looking<br/>into its different representations or...

The Influence of Information Sharing on the Predictability of the Human to an Agent

Mutual predictability shows itself as a contributing factor to mutual trust and is known to improve the effectiveness in a human-agent teamwork setting. As team members communicate to coordinate the team through the task, the question arises as to what information the human should share to be predictable to an agent. To experiment with measuring...