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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Emotion Identification"”.
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Data Analysis for Emotion Identification in Text
This thesis investigates how to identify emotional sentences in an article using data analysis technologies. Two types of methods are proposed to solve the problem. A straightforward method of identifying emotional sentences is to formulate it as a classification problem. A classifier based on …
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Adult Attachment and Emotion Identification: A Cognitive Evaluation
… vital role in human development, communication, emotion recognition and comprehension, and the development of appropriate mental representations of emotional experiences (Denham et al., 2002; Greg & Howe, 2001; Raikes & Thompson, 2006). Because attachment is considered a somewhat stable trait, it …
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Emotion Recognition of Dynamic Faces in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder
Studies examining impaired emotion recognition and perceptual processing in autism spectrum disorders (ASD) show inconsistent results (Harms, Martin, & Wallace, 2010; Jemel, Mottron, & Dawson, 2006), and many of these studies include eye tracking data. The current study utilizes a novel task, …
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Ability of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders to Identify Emotional Facial Expressions
Previous research on emotion identification in Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) has demonstrated inconsistent results. While some studies have cited a deficit in emotion identification for individuals with ASD compared to controls, others have failed to find a difference. Many studies have used …
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A Book and its Cover: The effects of dynamic and static facial expressions on the perction of personality traits
… to examine the influence of motion on emotion identification and stereotype activation, specifically the Halo Effect, in older adults (55-85 years). To that end, two hypotheses emerged: 1) older adults will be more accurate in identifying facial expressions when viewing dynamic facial …
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Improving Understanding of Emotional Speech Acoustic Content
… cochlear implants show deficits in identifying emotional intent of utterances without facial or body language cues. A known limitation to cochlear implants is the inability to accurately portray the fundamental frequency contour of speech which carries the majority of information needed to …
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Recall Reading Intervention for Children in Preschool and Kindergarten with Moderate to Severe Language Delays
… a completion, open-ended, wh-, wh-inference, or emotion identification question after each page. Results suggest that when children are provided more opportunities to respond (prompts), they increase number of responses. However, improvement in joint attention was not tied to the intervention …
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Cognitive function and social cognition in young first-episode psychosis patients
… cognition tests (the Hinting Task and the Facial Emotion Identification Test (FEIT)) explained by different cognitive functions for the clinical group. Studies have examined the relationship between cognitive function and social cognition in schizophrenic patients, but relatively few studies have …
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Mentalized Affectivity and its Role in Acculturative Adjustment and Well-Being
… mental health field. Specifically, assessment of identification with either one’s ethnic culture or the dominant culture remains a robust way to capture acculturative adjustment (Chance, 2015). More recently, emotion regulation has emerged as an important construct in understanding wellbeing. …
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A Study of Three Artificial Neural Networks Models' Ability to Identify Emotions from Facial Images
<p>Facial expressions conveying emotions are vital for human communication. They are also important in the studies of human interaction and behavioral studies. Recognition of emotions, using facial images, may provide a fast and practical approach that is noninvasive. Most previous studies of …
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Children’s recognition of emotional tone-of-voice
… children demonstrate lower recognition in vocal emotion recognition tasks across past literature. This thesis explored if the quality of stimuli used in assessing recognition (of anger, fear, happiness, sadness, pleasant-surprise, and neutrality) could meaningfully influence (8-to-11-year-old) …
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Examining empathy in Autism Spectrum Disorders: cognitive, subjective and physiological correlates of the perception of pain
… Empathy is defined as the sharing of another's emotion (affective empathy), understanding others' mental states (cognitive empathy), and regulation of one's own emotional state (self-regulation). Empathy can also lead to muscle mimicry and empathic concern for another's wellbeing. I argue that …