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Personality Traits Predict Uncanny Valley Sensitivity
Research shows that certain types of people are more sensitive to the uncanny valley than others, with those prone to anxiety being more affected. Even slight deviations in facial features can trigger a response in those sensitive to the uncanny valley.
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The eyes are crucial in creating believable, human-like objects, as shown through studies done on tribes in Cambodia.
22:29 - 24:43 (02:14)
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The eyes are crucial in creating believable, human-like objects, as shown through studies done on tribes in Cambodia. This sensitivity to realism can also be seen in movies and sculptures, which often fall short in capturing it.
ChapterPersonality Traits Predict Uncanny Valley Sensitivity
EpisodeSelects: Is The Uncanny Valley Real?
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People who are anxious and sensitive to certain stimuli are more likely to experience the uncanny valley effect, according to researcher Karl MacDorman.
24:43 - 26:46 (02:03)
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People who are anxious and sensitive to certain stimuli are more likely to experience the uncanny valley effect, according to researcher Karl MacDorman.
ChapterPersonality Traits Predict Uncanny Valley Sensitivity
EpisodeSelects: Is The Uncanny Valley Real?
PodcastStuff You Should Know
Researchers who are trying to study the uncanny valley phenomenon are facing challenges due to the absence of a set dependent or independent variable.
26:46 - 28:08 (01:22)
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Researchers who are trying to study the uncanny valley phenomenon are facing challenges due to the absence of a set dependent or independent variable. Many of these researchers are conducting experiments based on subjective takes, which are making it difficult for them to find reliable results.