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Average trust reported by the participants across the interaction period, mean and standard error.

Average trust reported by the participants across the interaction period, mean and standard error.

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Figure 1: The recommendation interface
Figure 2: The trust feedback slider used to get feedback from the...
Figure 3: Mean and standard error (SD) of trust ratings given by the...
Figure 4: Average trust reported by the participants across the...
+1 Figure 5: Trust reported by the participants at the end of the mission,...
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