Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:  examine the use of role-switching as an intrinsic motivational mechanism to increase engagement in long-term child–robot interaction. The present study describes a learning framework where children beten 9 and 11-years-old interact with a robot to improve their knowledge and habits with regards to healthy life-styles. Experiments re carried out in Italy where 41 children re divided in three groups interacting with: (i) a robot with a role-switching mechanism, (ii) a robot without a role-switching mechanism and (iii) an interactive video. Additionally, a control group composed of 43 more children, who re not exposed to any interactive approach, was used as a baseline of the study. During the intervention period, the three groups re exposed to three interactive sessions once a ek. The aim of the study was to find any difference in healthy-habits acquisition based on alternative interactive systems, and to evaluate the effectiveness of the role-switch approach as a trigger for engagement and motivation while interacting with a robot. The results provide evidence that the rate of children adopting healthy habits during the intervention period was higher for those interacting with a robot. Moreover, alignment with the robot behaviour and achievement of higher engagement levels re also observed for those children interacting with the robot that used the role-switching mechanism. This supports the notion that role-switching facilitates sustained long-interactions beten a child and a robot.
['Raquel Ros', 'Elettra Oleari', 'Clara Pozzi', 'Francesca Sacchitelli', 'Daniele Baranzini', 'Anahita Bagherzadhalimi', 'Alberto Sanna', 'Yiannis Demiris']
I am writing a research paper on a idea A Motivational Approach to Support Healthy Habits in Long-term Child–Robot Interaction
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