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Auditory mood detection for social and educational robots

2008 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation, 2008
Social robots face the fundamental challenge of detecting and adapting their behavior to the current social mood. For example, robots that assist teachers in early education must choose different behaviors depending on whether the children are crying, laughing, sleeping, or singing songs.
Paul Ruvolo, Ian R. Fasel, Javier R. Movellan   +2 more
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Mood Congruity of Social Judgments

2020
This chapter reviews an emotion-network theory and associated research showing several domains in which social judgments and choices are influenced in a mood-congruous direction. In recent years, a relatively large research literature has accumulated investigating the impact of emotional states on social judgments and choices.
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Social Mood and Financial Economics

Journal of Behavioral Finance, 2005
The general level of optimism/pessimism in society is reflected by the emotions of financial decision-makers. Because these emotions are correlated across economic participants, our hypothesis leads to three important outcomes. First, social mood determines the types of decisions made by consumers, investors, and corporate managers alike.
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“Influence of diet on mood and social cognition: a pilot study”

Food & Function, 2020
Diet, mood & social cognition.
L. Ugartemendia, R. Bravo, M. Y. Castaño, J. Cubero, V. Zamoscik, P. Kirsch, A. B. Rodríguez, M. Reuter   +7 more
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A Literature Review of Social Mood

Journal of Behavioral Finance, 2006
Emotions exert a significant influence on financial behavior. The "socionomic hypothesis" posits social mood, the collective mood of individuals, as a primary causal variable in financial and social trends. In order to provide a scientific basis for the study of social mood, this article reviews psychological research on major mood-related elements of ...
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Social Support and Depressed Mood: A Structural Analysis

Journal of Health and Social Behavior, 1999
Current literature on social support identifies social structure as a source of distress. However, past efforts tend to operationalize structure in terms of demographic characteristics. The present paper argues that structure should be conceived of as participation and involvement in community and social relations. Structure may include community ties,
N, Lin, X, Ye, W M, Ensel
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Social Desirability and Self-Reports of Mood: A Rejoinder

Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1975
Warehime and Jones found moderate correlations between social desirability and short-term mood level scores on the Wessman-Ricks Personal Feeling Scales. They suggested that it might be valuable to study patterns of dissimulation in self-reports of immediate feeling states.
B S, Gorman, A E, Wessman, D F, Ricks
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Perceived social inadequacy and depressed mood in adolescents

Journal of Adolescence, 2002
The goal of the study was to examine stability in, and the relationship between, perceived social inadequacy and depressed mood in a sample of community adolescents. The Checklist of Adolescent Problem Situations (CAPS) and Children's Depression Inventory (CDI) were administered to 224 high-school students on two occasions 4 months apart.
Frank J, Elgar, Christine, Arlett
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Moods, Social Cognition and Motivation

1993
In the last decade, there has been considerable experimental research on the influence of moods on social cognition. It has been shown that both positive and negative moods affect several social-cognitive processes, such as the way people evaluate themselves and others, the amount of social support they perceive, and the degree to which they are ...
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Impact of moods and social context on eating behavior

Appetite, 2001
The relationship of moods and social context to energy and nutrient intakes was examined to ascertain if these variables interact or function independently. The subjects were 78 predominantly white, obese women participating in weight-loss studies. Mean age was 36.7 (SD=7.6) and mean Body Mass Index was 32.1 (SD=3.6). Subjects completed 2-week baseline
K A, Patel, D G, Schlundt
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