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| author | Nozue, Shinnosuke Nakano, Yuto Watanabe, Yotaro Takasaki, Meguru Moriya, Shoji Akama, Reina Suzuki, Jun |
| author_facet | Nozue, Shinnosuke Nakano, Yuto Watanabe, Yotaro Takasaki, Meguru Moriya, Shoji Akama, Reina Suzuki, Jun |
| contents | Current approaches to developing persuasive dialogue agents often rely on a limited set of predefined persuasive strategies that fail to capture the complexity of real-world interactions. We applied a cross-disciplinary approach to develop a framework for designing persuasive dialogue agents that draws on proven strategies from social psychology, behavioral economics, and communication theory. We validated our proposed framework through experiments on two distinct datasets: the Persuasion for Good dataset, which represents a specific in-domain scenario, and the DailyPersuasion dataset, which encompasses a wide range of scenarios. The proposed framework achieved strong results for both datasets and demonstrated notable improvement in the persuasion success rate as well as promising generalizability. Notably, the proposed framework also excelled at persuading individuals with initially low intent, which addresses a critical challenge for persuasive dialogue agents. |
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| publishDate | 2026 |
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| spellingShingle | Enhancing Persuasive Dialogue Agents by Synthesizing Cross-Disciplinary Communication Strategies Nozue, Shinnosuke Nakano, Yuto Watanabe, Yotaro Takasaki, Meguru Moriya, Shoji Akama, Reina Suzuki, Jun Computation and Language Current approaches to developing persuasive dialogue agents often rely on a limited set of predefined persuasive strategies that fail to capture the complexity of real-world interactions. We applied a cross-disciplinary approach to develop a framework for designing persuasive dialogue agents that draws on proven strategies from social psychology, behavioral economics, and communication theory. We validated our proposed framework through experiments on two distinct datasets: the Persuasion for Good dataset, which represents a specific in-domain scenario, and the DailyPersuasion dataset, which encompasses a wide range of scenarios. The proposed framework achieved strong results for both datasets and demonstrated notable improvement in the persuasion success rate as well as promising generalizability. Notably, the proposed framework also excelled at persuading individuals with initially low intent, which addresses a critical challenge for persuasive dialogue agents. |
| title | Enhancing Persuasive Dialogue Agents by Synthesizing Cross-Disciplinary Communication Strategies |
| topic | Computation and Language |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.22696 |