On Thursday 26 September 2013, Andreas Roepstorff from the Interacting Minds Centre at Aarhus University will give a talk at DTU Compute, Technical University of Denmark – Building 322, room 030 at 14:30. Andreas will talk about some of his research on social interaction, specifically about his insights into a level of social interaction that he believes might come before Theory of Mind. Research in human social interaction, like the research of Andreas, is becoming more and more important in artificial intelligence because of an increasing focus on the importance of creating socially intelligent systems.
Synchrony, Coupling and Complementarity in Social Interaction
Andreas Roepstorff, Interacting Minds Centre, Aarhus University
For a long time, theories of social cognition were mainly concerned with 'the problem of other minds'. However, a recent move to study various forms of joint action has shifted to focus from representationist accounts of other people (i.e. what are the intentions) to more interactionalist accounts (how do people couple, as interactions unfold). In my talk, I will review a set of experiments from our research group to discuss forms of coupling in social interaction at behavioral, physiological and linguistic levels.
All are welcome.
Synchrony, Coupling and Complementarity in Social Interaction
Andreas Roepstorff, Interacting Minds Centre, Aarhus University
For a long time, theories of social cognition were mainly concerned with 'the problem of other minds'. However, a recent move to study various forms of joint action has shifted to focus from representationist accounts of other people (i.e. what are the intentions) to more interactionalist accounts (how do people couple, as interactions unfold). In my talk, I will review a set of experiments from our research group to discuss forms of coupling in social interaction at behavioral, physiological and linguistic levels.
All are welcome.
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