Faculty of Behavioural and Movement Sciences, Department of Clinical, Neuro- & Developmental Psychology
Interpersonal synchrony is the natural alignment of movements and physiological responses during interactions, especially among those with close psychological ties. This synchronization deepens connections by enhancing feelings of closeness and mutual understanding.
Emotional coregulation involves partners synchronizing and managing their emotional responses together. Through a balance of shared emotions and mutual regulation, they create a stable emotional environment that fosters connection and support.
Psychologically informed AI, or "bonding bots," are designed to meet human needs for connection by mirroring human bonding behaviors. These AI systems offer unbiased empathy and support, fostering meaningful relationships that promote personal growth, especially for marginalized individuals.
Our lab is at the forefront of integrating psychological science with artificial intelligence, developing ‘bonding bots’ that can interact with humans in emotionally intelligent ways. We explore how these advancements can transform human-technology relationships and contribute to scalable solutions in coaching, therapy, and social support.
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