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Determinants of Parents' Sideline‐Rage Emotions and Behaviors at Youth Soccer Games1
Journal of Applied Social Psychology, 2008 The present research extended and tested a motivational model of anger and aggression, derived from self‐determination theory. It was hypothesized that control‐oriented parents would exhibit more ego defensiveness, feel more pressure, and thus report higher levels of sport parental anger and aggression.
Jay Goldstein, Seppo E. Iso‐Ahola
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THE EFFECT OF EMOTION, SHAM RAGE AND HYPOTHALAMIC STIMULATION ON THE VAGO-INSULIN SYSTEM
American Journal of Physiology-Legacy Content, 1941 E. Gellhorn, R. Cortell, J. Feldman
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Book Review: Violent Emotions: Shame and Rage in Marital Quarrels [PDF]
Families in Society: The Journal of Contemporary Social Services, 1994 Glenn Shields
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Comparative Analysis of Text based Emotion Detection on GoEmotions Dataset
2023 5th International Conference on Advances in Computing, Communication Control and Networking (ICAC3N), 2023Today’s environment relies heavily on social media, blogs with customer reviews, tweets, and comments for important communication. Understanding the feelings conveyed through these tweets and comments is crucial for improving a variety of fields, such as
Vinod Kumar, Akshit Bansal, Umang Gupta
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Hashtagged #ZimShutDown on Twitter, protests erupted in Zimbabwe in January 2019 in response to a widespread national economic crisis and a drastic fuel price hike.
K. Vanyoro
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Hashtagged #ZimShutDown on Twitter, protests erupted in Zimbabwe in January 2019 in response to a widespread national economic crisis and a drastic fuel price hike.
K. Vanyoro
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Recurrent Neural Network Based Human Emotion Recognition using EEG brain signals
2023 3rd International Conference on Computing and Information Technology (ICCIT), 2023In daily lives, human experience a different emotion i.e.- sadness, angry, happiness. and rage that are very closely related tits behavior and play an important role in their daily routines.
Qamar Nawaz +3 more
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“RAGE-Control”: A Game to Build Emotional Strength
Games for Health Journal, 2013Emotional regulation is an important skill, and some children require extra support to develop that skill. To address this need, we have built an active biofeedback videogame and incorporated the game into a cognitive behavioral therapy. Our approach requires that players simultaneously attend to a demanding task and still maintain emotional control ...
Alexander Rotenberg +3 more
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Emotions and Violence: Shame and Rage in Destructive Conflicts.
Contemporary Sociology, 1992 David D. Franks +2 more
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Social/Emotional Needs: The Rage of Gifted Students [PDF]
Gifted Child Today, 2001 The experiences of gifted students in school are quite varied and reflect a wide variety of factors. For 17 years, I have written about their experiences from two perspectives, that of a researcher and, using their own words, that of the students themselves. I have come to believe that the lived experiences, or Lebensvelt, of gifted students in school
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Human Computer Interface Application for Emotion Detection Using Facial Recognition
2022 IEEE International Conference on Current Development in Engineering and Technology (CCET), 2022An essential tool for describing human emotion is facial expression. From morning tonight, people go through a broad spectrum of emotions that may be caused by their mental or physical health.
Kishore Kanna R +5 more
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