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Showing 1 to 20 of 31 for “"Emotion Perception"”.
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How the brain resolves ambiguity in emotion perception
Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2024-09-16 without embargo terms
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Neuropsychological Effects of Hostility and Pain on Emotion Perception
Recent research on the neuropsychology of emotion and pain has indicated that emotion and pain are complex processes that may substantially influence each other. Disorders of negative emotion and pain are known to co-occur (Delgado, 2004); however, it is not clear whether negative emotional …
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Effects of Motion on Infants' Negativity Bias in Emotion Perception
… more to, and responding to more negative emotion information from the environment than positive emotion information. This study used a Tobii© T60 eye-tracking system to examine differences in 8- to 12-month-old infants' latencies to disengage from a centrally-presented face for three …
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A functional neuroimaging family study of facial emotion perception in schizophrenia
Deficits in facial emotion perception in schizophrenia may be a vulnerability marker for the disorder. Previous neuroimaging studies investigating these deficits were limited by confounding task demands that may recruit other impaired cognitive processes in schizophrenia. We used a family study …
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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 Perception in Early Childhood: Relations with Attachment Security and Internal Working Models
An Individual's ability to recognise emotional expressions from other affective displays is thought to be linked to early atypical environmental experience (Pollack, Klorman, Thatcher & Chiccetti, 2001; Pollack & Sinha, 2002), and adult close relationships (e.g Feeney, Noller and Callan, 1994; …
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Beyond static representations: development of a multi-channel, dynamic assessment of emotion perception
Research on the perception of emotion in humans has a long and rich literature base. Ekman’s (Ekman, 1972; Ekman & Friesen, 1971) research on the universal recognition of emotions represents some of the earliest work in the area of emotion recognition. However, with the exception of recent work on …
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Mind, Body and Race: A Look Into How Racial Biases and Interoceptive Cues Influence Emotion Perception
… role of implicit race-based biases in shaping emotion perception, and explored whether implicit race biases are moderated by level of interoceptive activity. A total of 78 White, Black and Asian participants took part in this study and completed an emotional Go/NoGo task in which they were …
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Emotion Perception in Asperger's Syndrome and High-functioning Autism: The Importance of Diagnostic Criteria and Cue Intensity
… with marked social dysfunction. Deficits in the perception of nonverbal cues of emotion may be related to this social impairment. Research has indicated that children with autism are limited in their emotion perception abilities, but studies that have addressed this issue with individuals with AS …
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The Effect of Mood on the Perception of Facial Expressions and Social Interaction in Adults
The present study examined how mood influences perception of facial expressions, and how emotion perception predicts differences in social interactions, in a sample of 75 young adults (49 females and 26 males, 18--37 years of age). Participants were assigned to one of the two experimental …
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The Role of Experience in the Human Perception of Emotion in Dogs
… the role of experience in interspecific emotion perception, humans with various levels of dog experience provided their interpretations of emotion in dogs using the dogs' visual signals (body language). First, a set of 30 short videos of dogs was assembled, and a panel of eight behavioral …
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Understanding the multimodal integration of emotional information during development
… to be effective visual cues for conveying emotional information. We usually perceive others' emotions from multiple modal sources in our daily lives, such as via the face, sounds and touch. As such, it is an important issue that we seek to understand how we perceive emotional cues as a …
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Psychometric Properties of a Multichannel Battery for the Assessment of Emotional Perception
<p>Perceiving the emotions of others is an important, even critical, skill for success in social interactions. The lack of this skill has been associated with decreased social competence and poor interpersonal relationships (Shimokawa et al., 2001). It frequently co-occurs with psychopathology.</p> …
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"...Bless her little heart!": The Culture of Honor and Emotion Recognition
… rules may explain differences in perceiving emotions (Matsumoto, Yoo, & Chung, 2010). The current study examined the display rule of masking within the Southern culture of honor. It was hypothesized that masking within the culture of honor negatively affects emotion perception sensitivity, …
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Contrast sensitivity and emotion recognition across the menstrual cycle
… demonstrate that certain aspects of female perception may be influenced by fluctuation in reproductive hormones associated with the menstrual cycle. Cyclic shifts in female mate preferences, facial recognition and low-level visual processing have been attributed to such hormonal variations. …
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Music and interpersonal communication: An in-depth view of Ani DiFranco and her lyrics
… fall into the psychological categories of emotion, perception, cognition, motivation, needs, and memory as well as the sociological categories which demonstrate how her messages reach society--through the folk categories of message, propaganda, and protest music.
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The integration of facial and auditory affect: An emotional McGurk effect?
Research investigating human emotion processing has typically studied either auditory (vocal) or visual (facial) information in isolation. However, speech perception literature supports integration of auditory and visual phonetic information by way of the McGurk effect. This study hypothesized an …
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The relationship between theory of mind, empathy and social functioning in people with a diagnosis of schizophrenia
… across different domains, including emotion perception, social perception, theory of mind and attributional style, and social problem solving. Each domain is reviewed separately, allowing comparisons to be drawn between different domains of social cognition. Studies combining …
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The influence of individual difference variables on vocal emotion processing
Extensive research has been done on vocal emotion processing and it has been repeatedly argued that individual difference variables can influence emotion processing. Few studies have, however, examined these differences systematically and comprehensively in the vocal emotion domain. Thus, three …
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Synthetic social relationships for computational entities
… a novel combination of simple models of emotion, perception and learning in an emotional memory-based mechanism for social relationship formation. The system also includes supporting technologies through which people may participate in and direct the relationships. The system was …
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