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Frontiers in Robotics and AI|March 31, 2022
Diversity Training With Robots: Perspective-Taking Backfires, While Sterotype-Suppression Decreases Negative Attitudes Towards RobotsRicarda Wullenkord, Friederike EysselThe British Journal of Social Psychology|November 23, 2011
Social categorization of social robots: anthropomorphism as a function of robot group membershipFriederike Eyssel, Dieta KuchenbrandtJournal of Interpersonal Violence|May 27, 2010
Schema effects of rape myth acceptance on judgments of guilt and blame in rape cases: the role of perceived entitlement to judgeFriederike Eyssel, Gerd BohnerPhilosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series B, Biological Sciences|March 12, 2019
Imagine how to behave: the influence of imagined contact on human-robot interactionRicarda Wullenkord, Friederike EysselInternational Journal of Social Robotics|August 20, 2021
Robocalypse? Yes, Please! The Role of Robot Autonomy in the Development of Ambivalent Attitudes Towards RobotsJulia G Stapels, Friederike EysselPlos One|January 13, 2021
Let's not be indifferent about robots: Neutral ratings on bipolar measures mask ambivalence in attitudes towards robotsJulia G Stapels, Friederike EysselViolence Against Women|April 2, 2014
"She deserved it": Effects of sexism norms, type of violence, and victim's pre-assault behavior on blame attributions toward female victims and approval of the aggressor's behaviorSabrina Koepke, Friederike Eyssel, Gerd BohnerJournal of Interpersonal Violence|February 13, 2013
Metacognitive aspects of rape myths: subjective strength of rape myth acceptance moderates its effects on information processing and behavioral intentionsPhilipp Süssenbach, Friederike Eyssel, Gerd BohnerJournal of Interpersonal Violence|July 2, 2015
Looking for Blame: Rape Myth Acceptance and Attention to Victim and PerpetratorPhilipp Süssenbach, Friederike Eyssel, Jonas Rees, et al.Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence|May 13, 2026
Never say never: exploring the effects of knowledge availability on agent persuasiveness in controlled physiotherapy motivation dialoguesStephan Vonschallen, Rahel Häusler, Theresa Schmiedel, et al.Pageof 2