Status processes in human-computer interactions: Does gender matter?

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Highlights：

• Subjects worked on a task with a computerized partner.

• The computerized partner was named James or Julie.

• Gender did not affect subject’s evaluations of their computerized partner’s performance.

• Subjects estimated a computer named James cost more than one named Julie.

摘要

•Subjects worked on a task with a computerized partner.•The computerized partner was named James or Julie.•Gender did not affect subject’s evaluations of their computerized partner’s performance.•Subjects estimated a computer named James cost more than one named Julie.

论文关键词：Social psychology,Gender,Status characteristics theory,Sociology,Human-computer interactions

论文评审过程：Available online 21 May 2014.

论文官网地址：https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chb.2014.04.025