Human-computer interaction: Evaluation of trust and emotional

Abstract

With the advancement of information technology, human-computer interaction is becoming increasingly intelligent. This progress has led to the transformation of the car cabin from a simple driving space to an intelligent mobile life terminal. At the same time, more and more people have psychological problems in modern society, and timely adjustment of their negative emotions is of great practical significance to social harmony and stability. Traditional methods of emotion regulation require a lot of manpower and energy. Hence, this paper presents an approach that utilizes text dialogue and somatosensory interaction to detect the users emotions and subsequently adjust them. By examining and analyzing the current research landscape, the objective of this study is to offer insights for designing trustworthy and emotionally-responsive interactions in the automotive context. It can bring a better driving experience to smart car users and bring benefits to many companies. It is of great scientific and application value to carry out this research in depth to promote the development of human-computer interaction. Through literature review, case study, theoretical analysis and other research methods. This paper sorts out the establishment of trust degree and recognition of emotional changes in human-computer interaction, and puts forward the role, defects and improvements of trust establishment in human-car cooperation, as well as the reasons affecting user emotions, and how to improve the defects of the application of voice emotion recognition. It also discusses difficulties in establishing trust and misperception of emotions.