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Blood pressure status, quality of life, and emotional states in adults with different disease awareness and treatment adherence. [PDF]

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Niknam M, Zolfagharypoor A, Cheraghi L, Izadi N, Azizi F, Amiri P.   +5 more
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Effects of Emotional States on the Spatial Perception of Youth Athletes with Different Alerting Efficiencies. [PDF]

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Wang L, Meng Q, Lipowski M.
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The interplay of fear of pain, emotional states, and pain perception in medical and nursing students: A cross-sectional study. [PDF]

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Romualdo JM, Borges E, Tavares I, Pozza DH.   +3 more
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Inchoative State of Emotions

2013
This paper provided two linguistic evidences to identify the inchoation of emotions: 開始kāishǐ ’begin’ and (不)起來(bu)qǐlai ‘literally (not) stand up, meaning (not) begin to’. It collected and annotated the data in Sinica Corpus and Gigaword Corpus based on some guidelines. Compared to Chang et al.
Shan Wang 0002, Chu-Ren Huang
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Expressed Emotion Trait or State?

British Journal of Psychiatry, 1995
BackgroundThis exploratory study addresses the question of whether expressed emotion (EE) is a response characteristic of the parent (trait) or a parental response to specific circumstances or persons (state).MethodSeventeen parents participated in two audiotaped interviews, using modified versions of the Camberwell Family Interview.
J L, Schreiber, A, Breier, D, Pickar
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Aging, emotional states, and memory

American Journal of Psychiatry, 1993
This study compared the relation between negative mood states and memory in young and elderly subjects.Forty-five normal, healthy young volunteers (ages 19-35 years) and 45 normal, healthy elderly volunteers (ages 60-78 years) were administered a verbal list-learning task and self-rated scales of affective states.The elderly group, but not the young ...
D, Deptula, R, Singh, N, Pomara
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Visual Recognition of Emotional States

2000
Recognizing and interpreting a human's facial expressions and thereby his mood are an important challenge for computer vision. In this paper, we will show that trajectories in eigenspace can be used to automate the recognition of facial expressions. Prerequisite is the exact knowledge of position and size of the face within a sequence of video images ...
Karl Schwerdt, Daniela Hall, James L. Crowley   +2 more
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Oral contraceptives and emotional state

Journal of Psychosomatic Research, 1978
Abstract The profile of Mood States [5] was administered to 67 young sexually-active women who were attending a Family Planning Clinic for the first time. A discriminant function analysis indicated that users of oral contraceptives (OC users, n=15) were older and higher scores on the Depression and Fatigue subscales of the POMS than non-OC users (n ...
A, Worsley, A, Chang
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An Emotional History of the United States.

The Journal of American History, 1999
Emotions lie at our very core as human beings. How we process and grapple with our emotions, how and what we emote, and how we respond to the emotions of others, constitute the essence of our social universe. In a very real sense, we exist only through the prism of our emotions.
Beth Bailey, Peter N. Stearns, Jan Lewis
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Emotion detection state of the art

Proceedings of the CUBE International Information Technology Conference, 2012
Emotion recognition and analysis has been extensively researched in neuroscience, psychology, cognitive science and computer science. In the absence of verbal and facial cues commonly associated with recognizing emotions, can emotions be detected via intelligently analyzing textual information?
Haji Binali, Vidyasagar M. Potdar
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