Table of Contents

• Towards a Socially Adaptive Virtual AgentAtef Ben Youssef, Mathieu Chollet, Hazaël Jones, Nicolas Sabouret, Catherine Pelachaud, Magalie Ochs. 3-16 [doi]
• An Ontology-Based Question System for a Virtual Coach Assisting in Trauma RecollectionMyrthe Tielman, Marieke van Meggelen, Mark A. Neerincx, Willem-Paul Brinkman. 17-27 [doi]
• Adaptive Grounding and Dialogue Management for Autonomous Conversational Assistants for Elderly UsersRamin Yaghoubzadeh, Karola Pitsch, Stefan Kopp. 28-38 [doi]
• Opponent Modeling for Virtual Human NegotiatorsZahra Nazari, Gale M. Lucas, Jonathan Gratch. 39-49 [doi]
• Adapting Virtual Patient Interviews for Interviewing Skills Training of Novice Healthcare StudentsStephanie Carnell, Shivashankar Halan, Michael Crary, Aarthi Madhavan, Benjamin Lok. 50-59 [doi]
• On Conversational Agents with Mental StatesTibor Bosse, Simon Provoost. 60-64 [doi]
• Virtual Suspect WilliamMerijn Bruijnes, Rieks op den Akker, Arno Hartholt, Dirk Heylen. 67-76 [doi]
• Modeling a Social Brain for Interactive Agents: Integrating Mirroring and MentalizingSebastian Kahl, Stefan Kopp. 77-86 [doi]
• Modeling Sensation for an Intelligent Virtual Agent's Perception ProcessTobias Haubrich, Sven Seele, Rainer Herpers, Christian Bauckhage, Peter Becker. 87-97 [doi]
• Towards Adaptive, Interactive Virtual Humans in SigmaVolkan Ustun, Paul S. Rosenbloom. 98-108 [doi]
• Beyond Believability: Quantifying the Differences Between Real and Virtual HumansCelso M. de Melo, Jonathan Gratch. 109-118 [doi]
• From One to Many: Simulating Groups of Agents with Reinforcement Learning ControllersLuiselena Casadiego, Nuria Pelechano. 119-123 [doi]
• An Experience-Based Approach to Simulate Virtual Crowd Behaviors Under the Influence of AlcoholVinícius Jurinic Cassol, Cliceres Mack Dal Bianco, Alexandre Carvalho, Jovani Brasil, Maristela Monteiro, Soraia Raupp Musse. 124-127 [doi]
• Modelling Group Behaviour in Autonomous Synthetic CharactersNaziya Hussaini, Ruth Aylett. 128-131 [doi]
• A Framework for Exogenous and Endogenous Reflexive Behavior in Virtual CharactersUlysses Bernardet, Steve DiPaola. 132-136 [doi]
• Real-Time Visual Prosody for Interactive Virtual AgentsHerwin van Welbergen, Yu Ding, Kai Sattler, Catherine Pelachaud, Stefan Kopp. 139-151 [doi]
• Predicting Co-verbal Gestures: A Deep and Temporal Modeling ApproachChung-Cheng Chiu, Louis-Philippe Morency, Stacy Marsella. 152-166 [doi]
• Modeling Warmth and Competence in Virtual CharactersTruong-Huy D. Nguyen, Elín Carstensdóttir, Nhi Ngo, Magy Seif El-Nasr, Matt Gray, Derek Isaacowitz, David Desteno. 167-180 [doi]
• Storytelling Agents with Personality and AdaptivityChao Hu, Marilyn A. Walker, Michael Neff, Jean E. Fox Tree. 181-193 [doi]
• Gestural Coupling Between Humans and Virtual Characters in an Artistic Context of ImitationElisabetta Bevacqua, Céline Jost, Alexis Nédélec, Pierre De Loor. 194-197 [doi]
• Negotiation as a Challenge Problem for Virtual HumansJonathan Gratch, David DeVault, Gale M. Lucas, Stacy Marsella. 201-215 [doi]
• Generation of Non-compliant Behaviour in Virtual Medical NarrativesAlan Lindsay, Fred Charles, Jonathon Read, Julie Porteous, Marc Cavazza, Gersende Georg. 216-228 [doi]
• Virtual Role-Models: Using Virtual Humans to Train Best Communication Practices for Healthcare TeamsAndrew Cordar, Andrew Robb, Adam Wendling, Samsun Lampotang, Casey White, Benjamin Lok. 229-238 [doi]
• Exploring the Effects of Healthcare Students Creating Virtual Patients for Empathy TrainingShivashankar Halan, Isaac Sia, Michael Crary, Benjamin Lok. 239-249 [doi]
• Improving Social Awareness Through Thought Bubbles and Flashbacks of Virtual CharactersJeroen Linssen, Mariët Theune, Thomas de Groot, Dirk Heylen. 250-259 [doi]
• Automated Explanation of Research Informed Consent by Virtual AgentsTimothy W. Bickmore, Dina Utami, Shuo Zhou, Candace L. Sidner, Lisa Quintiliani, Michael K. Paasche-Orlow. 260-269 [doi]
• Linking Aetiology with Social Communication in a Virtual Stroke PatientHarry Brenton, Peter Woodward, Marco Gillies, Jonathan Birns, Diane Ames, Fernando Bello. 270-274 [doi]
• Adapting a Geriatrics Health Counseling Virtual Agent for the Chinese CultureZhe Zhang, Ha Trinh, Qiong Chen, Timothy W. Bickmore. 275-278 [doi]
• Breathe with Me: A Virtual Meditation CoachAmeneh Shamekhi, Timothy W. Bickmore. 279-282 [doi]
• LOITER-TB: Thought Bubbles that Give Feedback on Virtual Agents' ExperiencesJeroen Linssen, Thomas de Groot, Mariët Theune, Dirk Heylen. 283-286 [doi]
• Design and Implementation of Home-Based Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy System with a Virtual eCoachDwi Hartanto, Willem-Paul Brinkman, Isabel L. Kampmann, Nexhmedin Morina, Paul G. M. Emmelkamp, Mark A. Neerincx. 287-291 [doi]
• Automated Generation of Plausible Agent Object InteractionsTim Balint, Jan M. Allbeck. 295-309 [doi]
• A Platform for Building Mobile Virtual HumansAndrew W. Feng, Anton Leuski, Stacy Marsella, Dan Casas, Sin-Hwa Kang, Ari Shapiro. 310-319 [doi]
• Narrative Variations in a Virtual StorytellerStephanie M. Lukin, Marilyn A. Walker. 320-331 [doi]
• Context-Awareness in a Persistent Hospital Companion AgentTimothy W. Bickmore, Reza Asadi, Aida Ehyaei, Harriet Fell, Lori Henault, Stephen S. Intille, Lisa Quintiliani, Ameneh Shamekhi, Ha Trinh, Katherine Waite, Christopher Shanahan, Michael K. Paasche-Orlow. 332-342 [doi]
• A Motion Style ToolboxKlaus Förger, Tapio Takala. 343-347 [doi]
• A Collaborative Human-Robot Game as a Test-bed for Modelling Multi-party, Situated InteractionGabriel Skantze, Martin Johansson, Jonas Beskow. 348-351 [doi]
• The Affective Storyteller: Using Character Emotion to Influence Narrative GenerationFrank Kaptein, Joost Broekens. 352-355 [doi]
• Prototyping User Interfaces for Investigating the Role of Virtual Agents in Human-Machine Interaction - A Demonstration in the Domain of Cooperative GamesNikita Mattar, Herwin van Welbergen, Philipp Kulms, Stefan Kopp. 356-360 [doi]
• Regulating Turn-Taking in Multi-child Spoken InteractionSamer Al Moubayed, Jill Lehman. 363-374 [doi]
• Conversational Behavior Reflecting Interpersonal Attitudes in Small Group InteractionsBrian Ravenet, Angelo Cafaro, Beatrice Biancardi, Magalie Ochs, Catherine Pelachaud. 375-388 [doi]
• A Continuous Model for the Management of Turn-Taking in User-Agent Spoken Interactions Based on the Variations of Prosodic SignalsMathieu Jégou, Liv Lefebvre, Pierre Chevaillier. 389-398 [doi]
• An Interaction Game Framework for the Investigation of Human-Agent CooperationPhilipp Kulms, Nikita Mattar, Stefan Kopp. 399-402 [doi]
• Offscreen and in the Chair Next to Your: Conversational Agents Speaking Through Actual Human BodiesKevin Corti, Alex Gillespie. 405-417 [doi]
• Game Experience When Controlling a Weak Avatar in Full-Body EnactionRoberto Pugliese, Klaus Förger, Tapio Takala. 418-431 [doi]
• On the Trail of Facial Processing in Autism Spectrum DisordersDiana Arellano, Ulrich Max Schaller, Reinhold Rauh, Volker Helzle, Marc Spicker, Oliver Deussen. 432-441 [doi]
• Virtual Blindness - A Choice Blindness Experiment with a Virtual ExperimenterMartin Lingonblad, Ludvig Londos, Arvid Nilsson, Emil Boman, Jens Nirme, Magnus Haake. 442-451 [doi]
• Comparing Behavior Towards Humans and Virtual Humans in a Social DilemmaRens Hoegen, Giota Stratou, Gale M. Lucas, Jonathan Gratch. 452-460 [doi]
• A Feminist Virtual Agent for Breastfeeding PromotionLin Shi, Timothy W. Bickmore, Roger A. Edwards. 461-470 [doi]
• From Non-human to Human: Adult's and Children's Perceptions of Agents Varying in HumannessEva Krumhuber, Arvid Kappas, Colette Hume, Lynne E. Hall, Ruth Aylett. 471-474 [doi]
• Smart Mobile Virtual Humans: "Chat with Me!"Sin-Hwa Kang, Andrew W. Feng, Anton Leuski, Dan Casas, Ari Shapiro. 475-478 [doi]
• The Partial Poker-Face - When Affective Characters Try to Hide Their True EmotionsChristopher Ritter, Ruth Aylett. 479-482 [doi]
• Emotionally Augmented Storytelling Agent - The Effects of Dimensional Emotion Modeling for Agent Behavior ControlSangyoon Lee, Andrew E. Johnson, Jason Leigh, Luc Renambot, Steve Jones 0001, Barbara Di Eugenio. 483-487 [doi]
• Effect of a Virtual Agent's Contingent Smile Response on Perceived Social StatusMaryam Saberi, Ulysses Bernardet, Steve DiPaola. 488-491 [doi]