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For better or worse, humans respond to positive rewards very similarly to rats.
We as humans respond to components of the building in different ways.
Humans respond most urgently to threats that are present, concrete and definite — a mugger, say.
Evidence is overwhelming that humans respond to the suffering of individuals rather than groups.
It therefore follows that the robots must also study how humans respond to them.
Dr. Nass's research shows that humans respond to machines as we respond to human beings.
But humans respond to stress in different ways and have different coping styles, says Dr Choudhury.
Is it any surprise that we humans respond with a holiday season of relentless cheer and partying?
Humans respond very differently from Tamarins when these grooming activities are performed on them rather than by them.
The patient and the practitioner are both important and relevant when it comes to understanding how humans respond to treatment.
The reason humans respond to immediate threats more readily than future threats like global warming relates more to their poor understanding of science than neurons in their brain.
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