Together, the three sets of experiments establish clearly thathuman observers can detect low vs. high EI in humans androbots alike as we expected, which confirms the previousfinding in [4], and that robots with gender markers willtrigger gender-based stereotypes about EI in human observers:females are viewed as having higher EI than males, and thesame goes for robots that are viewed as gendered by humanobservers. When gender markers are removed, gender-baseddifferences disappear.