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hri-related-work
Use when writing or auditing the related-work and positioning of an ACM/IEEE HRI full paper — covering HRI's crossing literatures (robotics, HCI, psychology, design), writing a delta-first argument that credits each community, and keeping self-citation compatible with double-blind review.
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# HRI Related Work
An HRI related-work section has a harder job than most: it must place the paper in **several
literatures at once** — robotics, HCI, psychology/cognitive science, and design — because HRI
reviewers are drawn from all of them, and each expects to see their field cited correctly. A section
that reads as an ICRA lit review to a psychologist (or vice versa) signals the authors do not
understand the interdisciplinary conversation they are joining. This skill covers coverage,
positioning, and double-blind hygiene.
## Cover the crossing literatures
Map your paper to the lanes it actually touches, and cite each in that community's terms:
- **HRI conference and journal core** — the directly adjacent HRI work (prior HRI/THRI/JHRI studies