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The 71 pages that link to Human–computer interaction, each with the reason it gives.

• SarcasmRelated: Sarcasm poses problems for systems interpreting user sentiment and intent.

• ChatbotRelated: Its principles shape whether chatbot exchanges are clear, usable, and trustworthy.

• Electronic artRelated: Interactive artworks use interfaces to turn gestures and choices into changes in the work.

• Human behaviorRelated: Interface design can shape how people act with digital tools.

• Jony IveNarrower topic: Ive’s hardware decisions were closely tied to the way Apple devices were operated.

• Business informaticsRelated: System usefulness depends on how employees and customers can act through its interfaces.

• George Armitage MillerRelated: Miller’s later work on WordNet supported computational tools for handling human language.

• HAL 9000Related: HAL’s conversational interface makes trust and control part of the mission’s mechanics.

• Interactive mediaNarrower topic: It explains how interactive media translate human actions into system responses.

• Behavioural sciencesRelated: Knowledge of human behavior guides usable interface design.

• BiomechatronicsCompared with: Biomechatronic interaction includes physical coupling to bodies, not only computer interfaces.

• Chieko AsakawaNarrower topic: Asakawa's research treats accessibility as a central question of interaction design.

• Computer GoNarrower topic: Go analysis tools show how engine suggestions can reshape human study and decision-making.

• CyberpsychologyNarrower topic: Cyberpsychology contributes evidence about the human responses that interface design should accommodate.

• Google effectNarrower topic: Interface design influences whether digital tools support learning or substitute for recall.

• InformaticsRelated: Information systems succeed only when their representations and operations work for people.

• Legal informaticsRelated: Legal software must present complex information in ways practitioners can evaluate and use.

• Means of communicationRelated: Interfaces are communication mechanisms through which people instruct devices and interpret their responses.

• Media psychologyRelated: Psychology informs how interface choices affect usability, engagement, and trust.

• Sex dollNarrower topic: Interactive dolls raise design questions about embodiment, agency, and user expectations.

• Vilém FlusserRelated: His concern with users acting within programmed systems resonates with questions of interface and agency.