Interaction
Studies
Social Behaviour and Communication in Biological and Artificial
Systems
Edited by Kerstin Dautenhahn and Harold Gouzoules
University of Hertfordshire, UK/Emory University, Atlanta,
USA
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learning of Grey parrots, talking to dogs, autism, and dominance
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Interaction
Studies reflects the increasing interest in social behaviour
that is visible across a variety of different disciplines,
ranging from computer science and robotics, where interactions
with or among artefacts are the subject of investigation,
to ethology, psychology or linguistics where traditionally
biological systems (humans and other animals) are under
consideration.
Interaction
Studies aims to contribute to and promote better understanding
of interaction, social behaviour and communication by bridging
between (a) synthetic approaches that result in the construction
and study of computational or robotic artefacts on the one
hand, and (b) analytic approaches that aim to describe and
experimentally investigate human and animal social behaviour
and communication as it occurs in the natural habitat of
animals, in captivity or under laboratory conditions.
Interaction Studies publishes original research, review
articles, book reviews, conference reports, as well as discussion
papers with commentaries. (Interaction
Studies was previously published as Evolution of Communication.)
The
Editors invite submissions, which can be experimental, computational,
or theoretical in nature, highlighting the contribution
to knowledge of social behaviour and communication in biological
and artificial systems: K.Dautenhahn@herts.ac.ukand
psyhg@emory.edu
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