A review on the experience of agency in humancomputer interactions

The feeling of being able to influence both one's body and the external world is known as agency. Although the feeling of agency has been widely researched, there are few studies in "real-life " circumstances. Human-computer interaction (HCI) seems to be a very important applied topic, since technology is being used in our daily agentive interactions. Indeed, the sense of control has long been acknowledged in HCI as a crucial element in how humans engage with technology. The goal of this study is to summarize and investigate the potential connections between feeling of agency and control understanding in HCI. For computer input modalities and system feedback, computer help, and collaborative activities between people and computers, we investigate the overlap between HCI and feeling of agency. How agency research may inform HCI and vice versa is an important concern. Finally, amid an ever-increasing society of technology users and intelligent machine interfaces, we explore the possible ethical implications of human responsibility.