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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Arousal Ratings"”.

  1. The Automatic Prediction of Pleasure and Arousal Ratings

    … to construct an emotion index for subjective ratings of music. The dimensions of pleasure and arousal exhibit high reliability. Eighty-five participants’ ratings of 100 song excerpts are used to benchmark the predictive accuracy of several combinations of acoustic preprocessing and statistical …

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  2. Alexithymia subscales have distinct roles in both the variability of arousal ratings and in associations with anxiety and psychological inflexibility

    … inconclusive, including subjective emotional arousal ratings, arousal-relevant clinical symptoms, and risk factors for mental illness. We proposed that this inconclusiveness was due partly to differences across alexithymia models and questionnaires. In a behavioral study (N=241), participants …

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  3. The Effects Of Mood On Semantic Memory For Word Emotional Content

    … of mood states that varied in valence and arousal, participants rated the valence and arousal of a list of words. Ratings were obtained immediately after mood induction and two days later. The positive mood induction groups rated words as more positive and more arousing than the negative …

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  4. Modern Health Worries and Emotional Reactivity to Images of Air Pollution

    … state emotional reactivity (i.e., valence and arousal) to MHW-related stimuli (i.e., images of air pollution). Combining these stimuli with other stimuli varying in valence and arousal allowed us to examine whether MHW are specifically associated with emotional reactivity induced by MHW-related …

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  5. Cocaine Use Disorder: Anhedonia and Emotional Flattening

    … images more neutrally, regardless of valence or arousal, and that this emotional flattening would extend to physiological responses, including heart rate reactivity and facial muscle activity (corrugator EMG). To test this, 53 participants (83% male) diagnosed with moderate-to-severe CUD based on …

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  6. Examining Relations among Sleep, Slow Wave Variables, and Next-day Emotional Processing in School-age Children

    … including self-reported affect and valence and arousal ratings for positive affective images. Approximately one week later, children completed two consecutive nights of partial sleep restriction (7 and 6 hours, respectively), the first of which took place at home, and the second of which took …

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  7. Exploring associations between neuroimaging, neurodevelopment, and emotional reactivity in individuals with or without congenital heart disease

    … stimuli on one of two dimensions: emotional arousal (i.e., how strongly an evoked emotion is felt) or affective valence (i.e., how positive or negative the evoked emotion is). The MEDIC Image Set demonstrated a) elicit a range of emotional arousal and valence ratings, b) have excellent …

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  8. Emotion word processing: evidence from electrophysiology, eye movements and decision making

    … in this thesis were defined by their valence and arousal ratings. The questions asked here concerned early stages of processing of emotional words, the attention capturing properties of such words, any spill-over effects which would impact the processing of neutral text presented subsequently to …

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