The Plymouth Student Scientist - Volume 16, No.2 - 2023: Recent submissions
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Are human-like robots trusted like humans? An investigation into the effect of anthropomorphism on trust in robots measured by expected value as reflected by feedback related negativity and P300
(University of Plymouth, 2023)Robots are becoming more prevalently used in industry and society. However, in order to ensure effective use of the trust, must be calibrated correctly. Anthropomorphism is one factors which is important in trust in robots ... -
Evaluating to what extent the ‘scientific exemption clause’ acts as a loophole and influences international whaling
(University of Plymouth, 2023)The purpose of the study was to identify if the scientific exemption clause of the international whaling ban is a loophole for commercial hunting to continue under disguise and to evaluate the level of public perception ... -
Assessing the spatial and temporal distribution of microplastics within the sediment of Plymouth Sound
(University of Plymouth, 2023)The pollution of microplastics in the marine environment is a growing issue that impacts us globally. These invasive particles have been discovered in all regions of the world, including human body tissue. It is well ... -
Why are some beaches more conducive to surfing? Bathymetric effects on nearshore waves at Croyde
(University of Plymouth, 2023)Good surfing waves require high peel angles, allowing surfers to ride the face of the wave. However, these waves are not present at every beach, leading to some having better surfing conditions than others. The production ... -
A statistical analysis of the population of Barbel in the River Teme
(University of Plymouth, 2023)The focus of this project is on the population of barbel (Barbus barbus) living in the River Teme, over a number of years with the objective of examining the fish population size specifically investigating any temporal ...
