Tuuli Turja
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4158037 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Tuuli Turja |
| PRENOMES | Tuuli |
| SOBRENOME | Turja |
| ASSINATURA | TURJA T |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Tampere University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7815-9511 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2018 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Fall risk among home care recipients
Falls are a major health risk to home-dwelling older adults. Improved home environments have been suggested as solutions to support independent and socially fulfilling living. This register-based cross-sectional study examined how the interplay between housing conditions and social activity is associated with fall risk among older adults receiving home care. We operationalized social activity as social participation and communicative capacity. Ad…
Beyond early and late adopters
Digital healthcare services are becoming increasingly integral to daily life, yet the diversity of service users and their individual circumstances are often overshadowed by the assumption of a deterministic progression in technology adoption over time. This study examines whether individual health-related circumstances underlie the variance in health technology adoption among people with chronic conditions, challenging the more common view that …
Mapping Fall Risks in Home Environments
Positive Turn in Elder-Care Workers’ Views Toward Telecare Robots
Robots have been slowly but steadily introduced to welfare sectors. Our previous observations based on a large-scale survey study on Finnish elder-care workers in 2016 showed that while robots were perceived to be useful in certain telecare tasks, using robots may also prove to be incompatible with the care workers’ personal values. The current study presents the second wave of the survey data from 2020, with the same respondents (N = 190), and s…
Technology in the Home Care of Older People
Basic human needs and robotization
It is in organizations' best interests to support the motivation and wellbeing of their personnel during organizational changes. One example of this is robotizing work in such a way that the employees also perceive the outcome to be worthwhile. This is especially relevant when supporting and augmenting human competences and contributions in service jobs with new-generation robots. The present study examined the realization of work-related materia…
Media effects on the perceptions of robots
This study utilizes the media persuasion perspective to investigate the connection of media exposure of robots on the general attitude and trust toward robots of people from different cultural backgrounds. Study 1 utilized 2016 survey data from Finnish care workers (N = 3800). Study 2 used two 2019 datasets from the adult population of the United States (N = 1003; N = 969), and Study 3 involved a trust game experiment on robots (n = 331). Results…
Toward Abiozoomorphism in Social Robotics? Discussion of a New Category between Mechanical Entities and Living Beings
Social robotics designed to enhance anthropomorphism and zoomorphism seeks to evoke feelings of empathy and other positive emotions in humans. While it is difficult to treat these machines as mere artefacts, the simulated lifelike qualities of robots easily lead to misunderstandings that the machines could be intentional. In this post-anthropocentrically positioned article, we look for a solution to the dilemma by developing a novel concept, “abi…
Care Workers’ Readiness for Robotization
Successful implementation of robots in welfare services requires that the staff approves of them as a part of daily work tasks. In this study, we identified psychological and socio-demographic determinants associated with readiness for robotization among professional Finnish care-workers. National survey data were collected from professional care workers (n = 3800) between October and November 2016. Random samples were drawn from the member regis…
Robot Acceptance at Work
Robots are increasingly being used to assist with various tasks ranging from industrial manufacturing to welfare services. This study analysed how robot acceptance at work (RAW) varies between individual and national attributes in EU 27. Eurobarometer surveys collected in 2012 ( n = 26,751) and 2014 ( n = 27,801) were used as data. Background factors also included country-specific data drawn from the World Bank DataBank. The study is guided by th…
Robot use self-efficacy in healthcare work (Rush)
Social Acceptance of Robots in Different Occupational Fields
Self-efficacy and acceptance of robots
Self-efficacy and acceptance of robots
Basic human needs and robotization
It is in organizations' best interests to support the motivation and wellbeing of their personnel during organizational changes. One example of this is robotizing work in such a way that the employees also perceive the outcome to be worthwhile. This is especially relevant when supporting and augmenting human competences and contributions in service jobs with new-generation robots. The present study examined the realization of work-related materia…
Social Acceptance of Robots in Different Occupational Fields
Self-efficacy and acceptance of robots
Robot Acceptance at Work
Robots are increasingly being used to assist with various tasks ranging from industrial manufacturing to welfare services. This study analysed how robot acceptance at work (RAW) varies between individual and national attributes in EU 27. Eurobarometer surveys collected in 2012 ( n = 26,751) and 2014 ( n = 27,801) were used as data. Background factors also included country-specific data drawn from the World Bank DataBank. The study is guided by th…
Robot use self-efficacy in healthcare work (Rush)
Care Workers’ Readiness for Robotization
Successful implementation of robots in welfare services requires that the staff approves of them as a part of daily work tasks. In this study, we identified psychological and socio-demographic determinants associated with readiness for robotization among professional Finnish care-workers. National survey data were collected from professional care workers (n = 3800) between October and November 2016. Random samples were drawn from the member regis…
Media effects on the perceptions of robots
This study utilizes the media persuasion perspective to investigate the connection of media exposure of robots on the general attitude and trust toward robots of people from different cultural backgrounds. Study 1 utilized 2016 survey data from Finnish care workers (N = 3800). Study 2 used two 2019 datasets from the adult population of the United States (N = 1003; N = 969), and Study 3 involved a trust game experiment on robots (n = 331). Results…
Toward Abiozoomorphism in Social Robotics? Discussion of a New Category between Mechanical Entities and Living Beings
Social robotics designed to enhance anthropomorphism and zoomorphism seeks to evoke feelings of empathy and other positive emotions in humans. While it is difficult to treat these machines as mere artefacts, the simulated lifelike qualities of robots easily lead to misunderstandings that the machines could be intentional. In this post-anthropocentrically positioned article, we look for a solution to the dilemma by developing a novel concept, “abi…
Positive Turn in Elder-Care Workers’ Views Toward Telecare Robots
Robots have been slowly but steadily introduced to welfare sectors. Our previous observations based on a large-scale survey study on Finnish elder-care workers in 2016 showed that while robots were perceived to be useful in certain telecare tasks, using robots may also prove to be incompatible with the care workers’ personal values. The current study presents the second wave of the survey data from 2020, with the same respondents (N = 190), and s…
Technology in the Home Care of Older People
Basic human needs and robotization
It is in organizations' best interests to support the motivation and wellbeing of their personnel during organizational changes. One example of this is robotizing work in such a way that the employees also perceive the outcome to be worthwhile. This is especially relevant when supporting and augmenting human competences and contributions in service jobs with new-generation robots. The present study examined the realization of work-related materia…
Fall risk among home care recipients
Falls are a major health risk to home-dwelling older adults. Improved home environments have been suggested as solutions to support independent and socially fulfilling living. This register-based cross-sectional study examined how the interplay between housing conditions and social activity is associated with fall risk among older adults receiving home care. We operationalized social activity as social participation and communicative capacity. Ad…
Beyond early and late adopters
Digital healthcare services are becoming increasingly integral to daily life, yet the diversity of service users and their individual circumstances are often overshadowed by the assumption of a deterministic progression in technology adoption over time. This study examines whether individual health-related circumstances underlie the variance in health technology adoption among people with chronic conditions, challenging the more common view that …
Mapping Fall Risks in Home Environments
Psychology (12 obras) · Computer Science (8 obras) · Political science (7 obras) · Applied Psychology (6 obras) · Artificial Intelligence (6 obras) · Robot (6 obras) · Social Psychology (6 obras) · AI in Service Interactions (5 obras) · Business (5 obras) · Human–computer interaction (4 obras)