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Showing 1 to 20 of 2368 for “"Emotion"”.
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CLASSIFYING EMOTION USING STREAMING OF PHYSIOLOGICAL CORRELATES OF EMOTION
The ability for a computer to recognize emotions would have many uses. In the field of human-computer interaction, it would be useful if computers could sense if a user is frustrated and offer help (Lisetti & Nasoz, 2002), or it could be used in cars to predict stress or road rage (Nasoz, Lisetti, …
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CLASSIFYING EMOTION USING STREAMING OF PHYSIOLOGICAL CORRELATES OF EMOTION
The ability for a computer to recognize emotions would have many uses. In the field of human-computer interaction, it would be useful if computers could sense if a user is frustrated and offer help (Lisetti & Nasoz, 2002), or it could be used in cars to predict stress or road rage (Nasoz, Lisetti, …
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EMOTION SUPPRESSION AND ITS IMPACT ON POSITIVE EMOTION EXPERIENCE.
… This thesis aimed to examine the impact of emotion suppression of negative material on subsequent reactivity to positive material with a group of MDD participants and healthy controls. A mixed design laboratory based experiment was used, where in the first condition participants firstly …
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Expressing emotion: how emotion is encoded in language and the role of emotion during conflict transformation
… analysis of a study about how language encodes emotion and how emotion is used during negotiation. I review canonical literature on emotions, and come to the conclusion that there are no empirical grounds to identify a set number of emotions. It is more appropriate to distinguish particular …
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Neural Networks for Music Emotion Recognition and Social Tags Emotion Representation
Music Emotion Recognition (MER), an important branch of Music Information Retrieval (MIR) systems, has become a very active research area, driven by the need to detect emotion in music automatically. A great deal of research has contributed to this area. With the emergence of neural networks, MER …
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Emotion Regulation and Cardiovascular Response to Emotion Provocation: Reappraisal versus Suppression
Emotion regulation is a process through which individuals alter the subjective, behavioral and physiological responses to emotional experiences. Within the emotion regulation model, reappraisal and suppression are two strategies that have been studied extensively. However, this research has largely …
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Pathways from parental adverse childhood experiences to child emotion regulation: The role of parent emotion regulation and emotion socialization
… study evaluates the mediating role of parent emotion regulation (ER) and parent emotion-related socialization behaviors (ERSBs) in the relation between parent adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and child ER. Caregivers of children ages 2 through 5 (inclusive) completed traditional and …
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Parenting style and emotion socialization strategies as predictors of children's emotion regulation
… and authoritarian parenting) and parents' emotion socialization strategies (e.g., supportive and non-supportive reactions to emotions) collectively impact children's emotion regulation. Data was collected from 51 mothers (mean age = 34.4 years) and their preschool-aged children (mean age = …
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Parental Stress, Emotion Regulation, Meta-Emotion, and Changes Following an MBSR Intervention
… & Richardson, 2006). Difficulties with child emotion regulation are often exhibited among children with DD, and the relationship between parental stress and child emotion regulation may be bidirectional. Previous studies have found that underlying thoughts about parent’s own emotions is an …
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Evaluating the Impact of a Brief, Emotion Regulation Intervention on Emotion Perception
… brief, behavioral intervention for problems with emotion perception, the ability to perceive other people’s emotions, across a range of psychiatric disorders. The intervention was delivered through an in-person training session in which participants learned a mindful breathing skill, followed by a …
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Emotion Recognition, Emotion Regulation, and Callous: Unemotional Traits in Incarcerated Male Youth
Youth with Callous-Unemotional (CU) traits represent an important subgroup of antisocial youth whose behavioral, affective, and cognitive functioning appear sharply different from other youth with conduct problems. However, few, if any studies have examined the interaction of cognitive control and …
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Emotion metaphors in Korean
There is no abstract available for this dissertation.
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Ageing and emotion regulation
… between older and<br/>younger adults’ emotion processing. Socio-emotional selectivity theory is introduced as one account of these age differences. Literature is reviewed which illustrates how certain emotion regulation strategies are utilised differently in older and younger adults. …
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Flowers, Interaction and Emotion
… is applied alongside Hochschild’s concept of emotion work (1979) and Gordon’s (1981) definition of sentiment, they can be identified as multifaceted institutionalised props, with interchangeable meaning, assisting in the management of a positive sentiment identity. Flowers also reaffirm …
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Metacognition of Emotion Recognition
… incorrect in their interpretation of another's emotional state? This question of whether or not individuals are capable of making accurate judgments about this ability was briefly explored in a handful of studies that concluded that individuals could not make such judgments. This finding did not …
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Emotion Recognition and Aging
… quickness. Specifically, research suggests that emotion recognition is just one of the many cognitive abilities that decreases as part of the healthy aging process. This paper summarizes the cognitive decline that accompanies aging, details evidence for the frontal lobe theory of cognitive …
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Emotion-driven interactive storytelling.
… with the characters and experiencing anenriched emotional experience (Pizzi and Cavazza 2007). This fails to satisfy potential users who are oriented to traditional media, such as movies (Louchart et al. 2008) and demographic groups who are interested in attractive and challenging stories (Duh et …
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Psychometric Properties of State Emotion Appraisal and Real-Time Associations with Emotion Regulation
A primary function of emotion is to motivate behavior and dysregulated emotion-behavior associations are central to many theories of psychopathology. Despite robust between-person associations between emotional and behavioral disturbances, results from studies examining state-level associations …
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Parented Emotion: A Study of Adult-Children's Emotion Socialization and Family Communication Patterns
… of Family Communication Patterns (FCPT) and Emotion Regulation Theory (ERT) of Meta-emotion, Parenting, and Child Outcomes, this dissertation sought to investigate adults' emotion socialization in their family of origin through an examination of multiple family schemata. Furthermore, the …
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Emotion mindsets and depressive symptoms in adolescence: The role of emotion regulation competence
Recent theories posit that emotion mindsets (i.e., the extent to which individuals believe emotions are malleable or fixed) play a crucial role in experiences of emotion and influence emotion regulation (ER) processes. Specifically, those with a fixed emotion mindset (FEM; beliefs that emotions are …
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