Trust and Influence

Objective
The Trust and Influence program is aimed to develop a basic research portfolio that will provide the empirical foundation for the science of reliance and contemporary influence. This R&D portfolio specializes in basic research focused on:

Empirical science of trust in both interpersonal/cross-cultural domains and in complex human-machine/robot interactions,
Science of influence effects including the psychological and behavioral impact of air power, non-lethal weapons, and cyber,
Understanding the cognitive and social avenues of influence in different cultural groups, and
Empirical or theoretical studies to understand and harness the power of social networks/social media.

Solicitation
BAA-AFOSR-2013-0001, Page 34

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Program Reviews & Meetings

Name	Date	Materials
Spring Review	4-8 Mar 2013	General Info \| Presentation

Program Overview
AFOSR Spring Review 2013 Presentation by Dr. Joseph Lyons
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Contact Information
Dr. Joseph Lyons
AFOSR/RTC
Tele: (703) 696-6207
DSN: 426-6207
FAX: (703) 696-7360
Email: TI@afosr.af.mil