Readme zur Dokumentation von Forschungsdatensätzen

Ersteller*in Readme:				[Diefenbach; Sarah]

Erstellungsdatum Readme:			[2026-03-13]
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Titel des Forschungsdatensatzes:		[Responsible Automation. Exploring the impact of device automation on task responsibility for the result in a field study]
						

Ort der Datenerhebung:				[Field study, Germany]

Version:					[1.0]
Versionenänderungen:				[]

Herausgeber*in:					[Diefenbach, Sarah; LMU Munich]
Herausgeber*in Identifier:			[https://ror.org/05591te55]
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Ersteller*in 1 des Datensatzes:			[Moosheimer; Elisabeth]
Ersteller*in 1 Identifier:			[]
Ersteller*in 1 Affiliation:			[LMU Munich]


Beteiligte[*] 1:				[Diefenbach; Saraha]
Beteiligte 1 Identifier:			[0000-0002-4347-5028]
Beteiligte 1 Affiliation :			[LMU Munich]
Beteiligte 1.Typ				[Researcher]


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Projektname:					[Responsible Automation. Exploring the impact of device automation on task responsibility for the result in a field study]
						
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Abstract:					[Automated technology is increasingly taking over tasks in our everyday lives and households. Therefore, this research aims to understand the effects and potential losses of using a robotic aid compared to a non-robotic aid in daily life activities on user experience and responsibility judgments. We hypothesized that a high degree of device automation (i.e., robot) is negatively associated with user competence and perceived responsibility for the task result and but positively associated with device agency. Further, we expected device agency and user competence to mediate the effects of the degree of device automation on responsibility for the task result. For the field study, we conducted an online survey in the application context of vacuum cleaning (n = 142) and car parking (n = 127). The findings supported our hypotheses except for the proposed mediation effects in the application context of vacuum cleaning. Our studies extend empirical evidence of prior findings by supporting their validity across naturalistic settings and diverse application contexts. Practical implications for designing highly automated technology, balancing psychological benefits for humans without compromising perceived responsibility, are discussed.]

						
Schlagwörter:					[automation, human-robot interaction, responsible design, psychological losses, user-centered design]

Methode der Datenerhebung: 			[Field study, online survey]

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Dateiformate: 					[.xlsx]

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