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5	5	RQ1: "Does the robot cause PwD to eat more regularly?"
6	6	RQ2: "Does the PwD experience less negative emotions, such as agitation, sadness, embarrassment, after the interaction with the 'intelligent' robot?"
7	7	RQ3: "Does the robot remind the PwD of their hunger?"
	8	+RQ4: "Does the music make the eating more enjoyable for the PwD?"
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9	9	= Method =
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43	43	For the experiments, we'll be using the NAO robot platform, as well as a laptop for the participants to complete the questionnaires on. The questionnaire will be a combination of questions regarding the emotional state of the participants, their interaction with the robot, and the music included in the interaction. Food will be made available to see and measure how much people will eat.
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	46	+== Practicalities ==
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	48	+Beforehand:
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	50	+* Do a practice round by ourselves
	51	+** Film this
	52	+* Contact other groups and decide on a time slot
	53	+** Might be better to reserve in 10 min slots, so that people don't have to wait so much
	54	+** If possible, this could be done in parallel with another groups testing
	55	+* Reserve lab
	56	+* Buy snacks
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	58	+During:
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	60	+1. Give starting questionnare to fill while people are waiting for the previous participant
	61	+2. Guide the participant to the testing spot
	62	+3. Inform the participant where the snacks are
	63	+4. Run the first version
	64	+5. Give the mid-questionnare
	65	+6. Run the other test
	66	+7. Conduct the questionnare for the participant
	67	+8. Give the participant the end-questionnare
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	69	+Other practicalities during:
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	71	+* We will use the "Wizard of Oz" method for recognizing agreement and disagreement, to make sure that the whole process does not depend on voice recegnition being good enough
	72	+** Someone will press eg. "y" and "n" on the keyboard according to the participants answers
	73	+* We will change the order in which the smart and basic versions are for each participant
	74	+** this way if someone doesn't show up, we don't get skewed amounts
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	76	+After:
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	78	+* Analyze results
	79	+
46	46	= Results =
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56	56	= Appendix =
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	92	+== Experiment introduction for participants ==
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	96	+Hi, we are <NAME> and <NAME> from the TU Delft Socio-Cognitive Engeering course Group 1, thank you for participating in our prototype evaluation experiment. The experiment is being conducted as a part of the TU Delft course on Socio-Cognitive Engineering and aims to evaluate the prototype designed as a part of the course. The evaluated prototype is based on the Nao robot-platform and is intended to improve the wellbeing of people suffering of dementia.
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	98	+The experiment will last for approximately 15-20 minutes, and consists of two interaction sections with the Nao robot, as well as questionnaires before, between and after the sections. We kindly ask you to act naturally during the experiment and fill the questionnaires truthfully and intuitively. Remember that we are evaluating the prototypes performance, not yours. You can stop the experiment at any time.
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	100	+We will be collecting data of the questionnaires and recording some experiments, do you agree with your experiment being recorded? All data excluding the recordings will be anonymised before analysis and storage. The recordings will not be shared with third parties. After the experiment you have the right to ask for information about the collected data and revoke the right to use it. We kindly ask you not to share any information about the experiment with other participants.
	101	+ Do you have any questions?
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58	58	== After research interview ==
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60	60	Setup:
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67	67	- Feeling of company during eating
68	68	- Effectiveness of eating/drinking suggestions
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70		-Guiding questions:
71		-- Did you eat or drink anything?
72		-- Were you feeling hungry/thirsty beforehand?
73		- - Did the discourse change this?
74		-- How likely would you have eaten/drank without the robot suggesting it?
75		- - Scale 1-5
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	115	+Questions:
	116	+- Did you eat or drink anything during the experiment?
	117	+- Were you feeling hungry/thirsty beforehand and did the discourse change this?
	118	+- On a scale of 1-10, how likely would you have eaten/drank without the robot suggesting it?
77	77	- What did the interaction with the robot feel like?
78	78	- With the more intelligent version?
79	79	- With the less intelligent version?
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80	80	- What did you feel like when the robot suggested you should eat/drink?
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