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URL:/computer-science/events/phd-seminar-human-computer
 -interaction-left-them-4-dead
SUMMARY:PhD Seminar • Human-Computer Interaction: Left Them 4 Dead —\nP
 erception of Humans versus Non-Player Character Teammates in\nCooperative 
 Gameplay
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nRINA WEHBE\, PHD CANDIDATE\n_David R. Cheriton Scho
 ol of Computer Science_\n\nWhy do we care if our teammates are not human? 
 This study seeks to\nuncover whether or not the perception of other player
 s as human or\nartificial entities can influence player experience. We use
  both\ndeception and a between-participants blind study design to reduce b
 ias\nin our experiment. \n 
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