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Stimulus-category competition, inhibition, and affective devaluation: a novel account of the uncanny valley
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1.3 Roboter versus KI: Was ist der Unterschied?
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1.4 Wo brauchen wir Roboter?
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1.5 Können Roboter Personen sein?
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2.1 Einführung in den Begriff
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2.3 »Kognitive Wende« in der Psychologie«
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2.4 Die »Renaissance des Gefühls«
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2.5 Linds Zwei-Aspekt-Theorie: Moral ist lehrbar
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2.6 Warum brauchen Roboter moralische Kompetenz?
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3.1 Welche Ethik ist die Richtige?
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3.4 Altruistische und empathische Maschinen
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4.1 Moralische Kompetenz in Robotern: Wie ist der Stand der Forschung?
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4.3 Der funktionalistische Ansatz: Moralischen Kompetenz als Komponenten-Modell
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4.4 Dual-Aspekt-Dual-Ebenen Modell
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4.5 Die Stufen der moralischen Orientierung
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6.1 Aktueller Forschungsstand
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6.2 Mein Freund, der Roboter – eine Unterrichtseinheit für die Grundschule
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Zusammenfassung und Ausblick
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