Global ETD Search
Search theses and dissertations gathered from participating repositories worldwide. Every result links back to the library that holds it. No account is needed.
Results
Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"emotion communication"”.
-
Physiological Linkage and Communication of Emotion via Touch
Previous research has demonstrated that communication of emotion via touch is possible and occurs well-above chance levels, though the potential mechanism whereby this occurs has yet to be determined. The current study aimed to determine if physiological linkage, or the synchrony between various …
-
Real-time expressive internet communications
This research work "Real-time Expressive Internet Communications" focuses on two subjects: One is the investigation of methods of automatic emotion detection and visualisation under real-time Internet communication environment, the other is the analysis of the influences of presenting visualised …
-
Affective Matter: A Haptic Material Modality for Emotion Regulation and Communication
Our emotions do not always surface into our awareness, making it difficult to put them into words. When emotions do not reach our cognitive awareness they can still express themselves as physiological changes in our body, often unperceived by ourselves and by others. To facilitate emotion …
-
Differential Perception of Auditory and Visual Aspects of Emotion in 7- to 15-Month-Old Infants
Infant-directed registers are emotion communication, conveying feelings and intentions to infants and toddlers that may facilitate and modulate attention and language learning. As infants are attracted to emotion, it is essential to understand how infants process emotional information. This study …
-
Effects of Facial and Vocal Emotion on Word Recognition in 11-to-13-month-old infants
… believed to have multiple functions, including communication of emotion and highlighting linguistic aspects of speech. However, these two functions are most often studied separately so that the influence of emotional prosody (the changes in intonation and vocal quality that relate to emotion) on …
-
Dialogisuus ja kohtaaminen : Tutkimus kristillisten koulujen toimintakulttuurista kasvatussuhteen näkökulmasta
… reflected the absolute value of each student. Communication skills were viewed as essential in the building of relationships, which also included emotion communication skills as a broader view. The teachers expressed their comprehension of the meaning of the dialogue in the building of a …
-
Feeling Good, Being Green: The Emotional Drivers of Proenvironmental Action
… substantial collective action. The power of emotions in driving proenvironmental action is receiving increased research attention; however, less is known about which distinct emotions most strongly influence behavior. Emerging research suggests that anticipating positive emotions, such as …
-
I Can See What You Are Feeling, but Can I Feel It? Physiological Linkage while Viewing Communication of Emotion via Touch
Past research has demonstrated that emotions can accurately be communicated via touch (e.g., Hertenstein, Keltner, App, Bulleit, and Jaskolka, 2006). In stranger female dyads, physiological linkage plays a role in the mechanism whereby this successful communication occurs, as touch strengthens and …
-
Základ úspěšné motivace týmu
Tématem této práce je zjištění, jaké motivační faktory ovlivňují vyšší pracovní nasazení ve společnosti T-Mobile Czech Republic a.s. Zajímaly mě především důvody, které vedou k nedostatečné pracovní motivaci zaměstnanců a jak je možné tuto motivaci zlepšit. Bylo provedeno dotazníkové šetření. …
-
Performance on Natural Dissemblance Tasks in 7-11 Year-Old, Language-Impaired and Typically Developing Children
… Children with LI were more likely to display emotions, and the typically developing children were more likely to have non-committal and dissembled responses. These tasks were pilots, and further research is suggested.
-
Recognition of Facial Expressions of Six Emotions by Children with Specific Language Impairment
… at the relationship between language ability and emotion understanding by examining the recognition of facial expressions in children with specific language impairment (SLI) and their typically developing peers. As such, this study is a follow-up investigation of the work done by Spackman, Fujiki, …