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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"emotional communication"”.
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The Role of Infant Locomotor Onset in Shaping Mother-Infant Communication
… the relation between infant locomotor onset and emotional communication during prohibition scenes. Forty-one infants were videotaped at home with their mothers when the infants were 6 and 8 months of age. At 6 months all infants were pre-locomotor. At 8 months 23 infants were creeping on hands …
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Communication of Emotion in Mediated and Technology-Mediated Contexts: Face-to-Face, Telephone, and Instant Messaging
This dissertation work considers communication between people. I look at coordinating dyads (couples in relationships) and people in working relationships to develop an understanding of how people engage in high-stakes, or emotional communication via various communicative media. The approach for …
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Family-peer linkages: The role of affective exchanges between children of varying degrees of social acceptance and their parents and peers
"This study focused on the role of children's emotional communication skills as a possible link between the quality of children's interactions with parents and peers. Participants were forty-five preschool children and their mothers and fathers. Sociometric peer acceptance data and teacher ratings …
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The interplay of collaborative technology with learner characteristics: Conceptual and empirical examinations
… processes (task-related and socio-emotional communication activities) and outputs (learning performance and socio-related outcomes) relevant to the use of CTs in learning groups. Based on several theoretical lenses including the functional and psychodynamic perspectives, a …
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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 …
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The communication of emotion across languages and cultures: an exploration of display rules in foreign language learning
… to contend that “the problem is not with emotionality but with the appropriateness of emotion and its expression” (p. xiv). Disentangling the various factors involved in cross-cultural emotional communication and particularly misinterpretation can seem a herculean task, given that the …
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Evoked emotional responses in the performance practices of selected Yorùbá dùndún ensembles
The study aims to investigate and describe the communication of emotion through dùndún music of the Yorùbá ethnic group of Nigeria. The two-pronged focus is on (a) the strategies that dùndún performers employ to potentially arouse emotions in their listeners, and (b) the responses elicited in the …
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Investigating the effect of depression, stress, and attachment style on leftward cradling bias.
… bias. The right hemisphere's specialization for emotional processing is believed to explain the bias as it would facilitate emotional communication between the parent and child. Thus, it is of scientific and clinical interest to investigate the disruptors of leftward cradling bias. This study …
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First-year student retention: MAP-Works[superscript]TM early warning and intervention relationships
… domestic students Cumulative GPA, Socio-Emotional, Test Anxiety, Peers, Homesickness: Distressed, Academic Integration, Social Integration and Environment were able to be associated significantly with retention from fall-to-spring semester. For international students GPA, Self-Efficacy …
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Application of Intermediate Multi-Agent Systems to Integrated Algorithmic Composition and Expressive Performance of Music
… agent has an affective state (an “artificial emotional state”) which affects how it performs the music to other agents; e.g. a “happy” agent will perform “happier” music. The agent performance not only involves compositional changes to the music, but also adds smaller changes based on …
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Perceptions of Positive Growth Following Breast Cancer in Survivor Couples
… relationships including physical functioning, emotional climate, sexual intimacy, and relational closeness. Several of these disruptions were compounded by difficulties related to partners’ abilities to establish mutually comfortable ways of communicating about emotions, which resulted in …
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A multidimensional study of adolescent suicidal ideation.
… recent findings from research on mother-child emotional communication. The writer argued that suicidal ideation in adolescence may occur as a result of life-long frustration of maternally-gratified empathy needs which foster cognitive, relational, affective, regulatory and volitional deficits …
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Efectos de la comunicación emocional del asistente con personas con diversidad funcional. Trabajo de investigación alumno UOC Practicum I. Estudio cualitativo del personal especializado y con diferente experiencia en relación a la comunicación emocional en la atención en centros especializados y su repercusión en la atención.
Las mejoras en los centros de asistencia y programas de apoyo a las personas con diversidad funcional son numerosas. En toda organización que trabaja con personas desfavorecidas la comunicación es en lo funcional indispensable. Sin embargo la literatura sobre la comunicación emocional es escasa o …
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Family Communication between Parents and AYAs in the Childhood Cancer Context
… adjustment to the cancer diagnosis. Family communication allows family members to share thoughts and feelings openly and clearly with one another, particularly regarding stressful situations. Studies have shown the importance of family support and communication for maintaining psychological …