Welcome by workshop organisers

Keynote: Tony Belpaeme (Plymouth University, UK and Ghent University, BE)

Questions from HRI researchers to social neuroscientists [pdf]

Ruud Hortensius & Emily Cross (Bangor University and University of Glasgow, UK)

Automatic imitation during human-robot interaction [pdf]

Eva Wiese (George Mason University, VA, USA)

Can neuroscience help us make robots truly social? [pdf]

Coffee break

Alessandra Sciutti (Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia, Genova, IT)

Bi-directional intuitive communication in Human-Robot Interaction [pdf]

Jairo Perez-Osorio, Kyveli Kompatsiari & Agnieszka Wykowska (Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia, Genova, IT)

Mutual gaze and cue reliability modulate joint attention in human- robot interaction [pdf]

Kazunori Terada & Elitetsu Ishigawa (Gifu University, JP)

Attributing good or evil to a machine [pdf]

Emily C. Collins (University of Liverpool, UK)

Theories from social-cognitive psychology can improve HRI methodology: touch as an objective measure of caregiving and attachment styles [pdf]

Amirhossein H. Memar & Ehsan T. Esfahani (University of Buffalo, NY, USA)

EEG-based workload classification for physical human-robot cooperation

Discussion