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cord-034080-4xav0u2u	Manzi, Federico	A Robot Is Not Worth Another: Exploring Children’s Mental State Attribution to Different Humanoid Robots	2020-09-30		.txt	text/plain	6315	309	47	In the present study we aimed to compare the attribution of mental states to two humanoid robots, NAO and Robovie, which differed in the degree of anthropomorphism. Children aged 5, 7, and 9 years were required to attribute mental states to the NAO robot, which presents more human-like characteristics compared to the Robovie robot, whose physical features look more mechanical. The present study aimed to investigate the attribution of mental states (AMS) in children aged 5-9 years to two humanoid robots, NAO and Robovie, varying in their anthropomorphic physical features (DiSalvo et al., 2002; Duffy, 2003) . Interestingly, this result supports findings from a previous study (Di Dio et al., 2018) that compared 6-year-old children's mental state attribution to different entities (human, dog, robot, and God) . Overall, our results suggest that the assessment of HSRs in terms of mental states attribution may represent a useful measure for studying the effect of different robots' design for children.	./cache/cord-034080-4xav0u2u.txt	./txt/cord-034080-4xav0u2u.txt