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From Acceptance and Avoidance to Affective Viscosity: Designing Social Agents Intermediating in Human Relationships
As social agents become embedded in human relationships, they are expected not only to provide smooth assistance but also to handle rejection, discomfort, jealousy, persistence, and other forms of social tension. This paper connects two research directions: acceptance and avoidance in response to an
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