ISexist remarks and behaviors express beliefs that are often deeply rooted in the people who hold them. They are not without consequences for their victims, both emotionally and psychologically, and they also affect those who witness them. The responses to such behaviors likewise have impacts, particularly on the individuals who perpetrate them. In this doctoral work, we propose a mixed-method approach grounded in social psychology to collect beliefs, gender norms, and the mechanisms that arise from them within a specific context. Building on social psychology research that enables this identification, and on computational systems that model testimonial data as belief structures, we then propose to develop a multi-agent simulation based on a cognitive agent architecture capable of modeling the beliefs, norms, emotions, and behaviors of the actors involved.
Detail of the offer:Â https://uncloud.univ-nantes.fr/index.php/s/sKZ2bNDcPMpXkD3