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Proceedings Computer Animation 1999, 2003
The ability to express emotions is important for creating believable interactive characters. To simulate emotional expressions in an interactive environment, an intelligent agent needs both an adaptive model for generating believable responses, and a visualization model for mapping emotions into facial expressions. Recent advances in intelligent agents
Magy Seif El-Nasr +4 more
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The ability to express emotions is important for creating believable interactive characters. To simulate emotional expressions in an interactive environment, an intelligent agent needs both an adaptive model for generating believable responses, and a visualization model for mapping emotions into facial expressions. Recent advances in intelligent agents
Magy Seif El-Nasr +4 more
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Stability of Emotionality Scores
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1991We hypothesized the stability of scores on emotionality given by 111 young adults, whose mean age was 16.6 yr., 132 adults, whose mean age was 29.9 yr., and 48 older adults, whose mean age was 53.3 yr. Significant correlations were obtained between scores given to 210 words across age and sex groups.
A, Campos, E, Sueiro
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Emotionally reactive television
Proceedings of the 12th international conference on Intelligent user interfaces, 2007When is an interface simple? Is it when it is invisible or very obvious, even intrusive? From the time TV was created, watching TV is considered as a static activity. TV audiences have very limited choices to interact with TV, such as turning on/off, increasing/decreasing volume, and traversing among different channels.
Chia-Hsun Jackie Lee +4 more
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On the Dominance of Attitude Emotionality
Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 2016Many situations in our lives require us to make relatively quick decisions as whether to approach or avoid a person or object, buy or pass on a product, or accept or reject an offer. These decisions are particularly difficult when there are both positive and negative aspects to the object.
Matthew D, Rocklage, Russell H, Fazio
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Catastrophe Reaction and Emotionalism
2017The catastrophic reaction (CR; a disruptive and uncontrolled behavior triggered by anger, irritability, and hostility) and emotionalism (a condition of uncontrolled crying or laughing) are disorders of the emotional regulation and expression, the prevalence of which is underestimated in neurology.
Antonio, Carota, Julien, Bogousslavsky
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2009
AbstractMoral judgements are anything but indifferent and this is exemplified in this chapter through the comparison of asking opinion about capital punishment in which a common answer would be the feeling that it is unjustifiable. If it is turned into the question of one's feeling about trees, the answer would probably not be that one feels they ...
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AbstractMoral judgements are anything but indifferent and this is exemplified in this chapter through the comparison of asking opinion about capital punishment in which a common answer would be the feeling that it is unjustifiable. If it is turned into the question of one's feeling about trees, the answer would probably not be that one feels they ...
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The New Emotionalism in Research
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, 1955(1955). The New Emotionalism in Research. Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists: Vol. 11, No. 9, pp. 344-345.
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Maternal emotionality, multiple mothering, and emotionality in maturity.
Journal of Comparative and Physiological Psychology, 1963D R, OTTINGER +2 more
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