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Neuropeptide Y: Role in Emotion and Alcohol Dependence
CNS & Neurological Disorders - Drug Targets, 2006Neuropeptide Y (NPY) is considered to be an important neuromodulator in the regulation of emotional behavior. For example, NPY is consistently involved in anxiety-related behaviors and there is increasing support for a role of this peptide in mood disorders such as depression. Furthermore, recent evidence suggests that NPY has a significant role in the
C, Carvajal, Y, Dumont, R, Quirion
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Crossmodal Integration of Emotional Stimuli in Alcohol Dependence
2012Face–voice integration has been extensively explored among healthy participants during the last decades. Nevertheless, while binding alterations constitute a core feature of many psychiatric diseases, these crossmodal processing have been very little explored in these populations.
Maurage, Pierre +2 more
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Emotional attitudes in adult insulin-dependent diabetics
Journal of Psychosomatic Research, 1975THE inter-relation between insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus and emotional stress in both the subject and their family, particularly in children, is well recognized and well reviewed by Treuting [l] and Kravitz et al. 121. Not only do emotional upsets produce instability of diabetes but the emotional consequences of the disease often produce changes ...
K, Sanders +3 more
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The Acoustic Correlates of Valence Depend on Emotion Family
Journal of Voice, 2014The voice expresses a wide range of emotions through modulations of acoustic parameters such as frequency and amplitude. Although the acoustics of individual emotions are well understood, attempts to describe the acoustic correlates of broad emotional categories such as valence have yielded mixed results. In the present study, we analyzed the acoustics
Michel, Belyk, Steven, Brown
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Rationality, emotions and reference dependent
Journal of Economic and Social Thought, 2022Abstract. This study provides the results of induced estimation of reference dependence based on the original model that included empathy and expectation, personal anger and jealousy, and anger over social justice in the utility function, and clarified the relationship between emotion and reference dependence. The conclusions obtained are the following
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A Program of Research on the Dimensions and Antecedents of Emotional Dependence
Child Development, 1956The problem set for this paper is to outline a program of research which focuses upon an assumed continuity between early childhood conditions and those consequent social behaviors of children which typically have been labeled "emotional dependence." In particular, emphasis is placed upon behaviors which are employed apparently to gain such positive ...
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Reconsidering the American emotional culture: Co‐dependency and emotion management
Innovation: The European Journal of Social Science Research, 1997Abstract Popular images of Americans often portray them as placing considerable value on feelings. Scholarly work reveals a more nuanced picture, in which a rhetoric of emotional intensity and authenticity conceals a moderate ‘emotional culture’. This paper examines the dissemination of that culture through a popular self help group called Codependents
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Speech Enhancement Using Emotion-Dependent Codebooks.
2012Several speech enhancement approaches utilize trained models of clean speech data, such as codebooks, Gaussian mixtures, and hidden Markov models. These models are typically trained on neutral clean speech data, without any emotion. However, in practical scenarios, emotional speech is a common occurrence, which brings into question the suitability of ...
Naidu, D.H.R., Srinivasan, S.
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