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Exoskeletons: Public Attitudes and Perceptions

Introduction: Defining the Psychological Landscape of Exoskeleton Acceptance The emergence of robotic exoskeletons—wearable mechanical structures designed to augment or restore human physical capabilities—presents a fascinating and complex area for psychological inquiry. Attitudes toward these technologies are not merely functional assessments of utility but are deeply intertwined with concepts of self, identity, autonomy, and the boundaries […]

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