Does Showing the Experience Forming the Behavioral Principle of the Robot Make Human Suppose the Intention of Action?

Abstract

Dennett cites three stances of physical, design, and intention as a stance for people to understand the object. In interaction with a robot, it has been claimed that smooth communication is performed when a person attributes an intentional stance to a robot. In this research, we made a hypothesis that showing the experiences of forming the behavioral principles of robots contributes to the attribution of the user's intentional stance, and verified it through experiments.