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cs.CL2025

Psychological Steering in LLMs: An Evaluation of Effectiveness and Trustworthiness

Amin Banayeeanzade, Ala N. Tak, Fatemeh Bahrani +5

The ability to control LLMs' emulated emotional states and personality traits is an essential step in enabling rich, human-centered interactions in socially interactive settings. W…

cs.HC2025

Can LLMs Generate Behaviors for Embodied Virtual Agents Based on Personality Traits?

Bin Han, Deuksin Kwon, Spencer Lin +2

This study proposes a framework that employs personality prompting with Large Language Models to generate verbal and nonverbal behaviors for virtual agents based on personality tra…

cs.CV2025

Salience Adjustment for Context-Based Emotion Recognition

Bin Han, Jonathan Gratch

Emotion recognition in dynamic social contexts requires an understanding of the complex interaction between facial expressions and situational cues. This paper presents a salience-…

cs.CL2025

ASTRA: A Negotiation Agent with Adaptive and Strategic Reasoning via Tool-integrated Action for Dynamic Offer Optimization

Deuksin Kwon, Jiwon Hae, Emma Clift +3

Negotiation requires dynamically balancing self-interest and cooperation within the flow of conversation to maximize one's own utility. Yet, existing agents struggle due to bounded…

cs.HC2025★ 1 cited

Exploring Emotion-Sensitive LLM-Based Conversational AI

Antonin Brun, Ruying Liu, Aryan Shukla +2

Conversational AI chatbots have become increasingly common within the customer service industry. Despite improvements in their emotional development, they often lack the authentici…

cs.CL2025

Mechanistic Interpretability of Emotion Inference in Large Language Models

Ala N. Tak, Amin Banayeeanzade, Anahita Bolourani +3

Large language models (LLMs) show promising capabilities in predicting human emotions from text. However, the mechanisms through which these models process emotional stimuli remain…