Physiological and Emotional States
Assessment of Emotional States Through Physiological Signals and Its Application in Music Therapy for Disabled People
... the emotional state of the person to provide to the music therapist objective information in real-time about the adaptation of the user to the techniques and interfaces used in their ...of emotional ...
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Emotional State Recognition Based on Physiological Signals
... Galvanic Skin Response (GSR) is a feature of human body continuously change its electrical characteristics. In different sources it is also called skin conductance, elec- trodermal response (EDR), psychogalvanic reflex ...
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Comparative analysis of affective and physiological responses to emotional movies
... and physiological responses to the emotional movies. The emotional movies provide continuous feedback such as changes in saturation, brightness and contrast of the movie in response to users’ ...
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The effect of emotional states on theory of mind
... The present study did not explore intensity as a moderator of the effects of emotion on cognitive processing or Theory of Mind. Intensity, in this case, refers to the strength of an emotion, as well as the accompanying ...
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Physiological and emotional influence on heart rate recovery after submaximal exercise
... VOLUME 12 | ISSUE 1 | 2017 | 351 improve from the mood-boosting effects of exercise (Beedie, Terry, & Lane, 2000; Pronk et al., 1995; Schmikli, De Vries, & Backx, 2010), but there is also evidence that the quality of ...
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The Measurement of Emotional States present during Deception
... and emotional states it would be beneficial to conduct more experiments in which EDA and EEG measurement are ...between emotional and non-emotional stimuli it would be necessary to increase ...
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A review of wearable solutions for physiological and emotional monitoring for use by people with Autism Spectrum Disorder and their caregivers
... user’s emotional state, modify his/her affect, and interpret the emotional states of ...affective states), namely stress, sad, calm, happy, and excited and include a feedback control system ...
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An integrated telemedicine platform for the assessment of affective physiological states
... the medical history of the subjects as well as their facial animation videos. Results After the extraction process where the abovementioned feature extraction algorithms are applied, vectors of the desired features are ...
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How Attributional Ambiguity Shapes Physiological and Emotional Responses to Social Rejection and Acceptance
... affective states has been ubiquitous in psychological research, social evaluation has typically been examined within same-race interactions or without regard to the intergroup ...
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Bipolar Disorder Predictive Model: A Study to Analyze and Predict Emotional Change Using Physiological Signals
... 2.3 Social and Economic Burden Bipolar disorder is one of the world’s 10 most incapacitating disorders [ 15 ], and effects 5.7 million adults in United states alone. According to a systematic review, the ...
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Stress reappraisal and its effects on emotional bias, state anxiety, social performance and physiological measurements
... The Diathesis-Stress Model Many theorists and clinicians recognize the role of stress (distress) and stressful events as precursors to a variety of different mental illnesses. As proposed by Beck and other cognitive ...
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Hunger in Children in the United States: Potential Behavioral and Emotional Correlates
... the family has had the same experience, and even if the children have experienced food insufficiency, it does not follow that they have suffered from a clin- ically significant state of undernutrition. For now, however, ...
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Sleep Preserves Physiological Arousal in Emotional Memory
... control of cardiac activity shifts towards parasympathetic dominance with the onset of non- rapid eye movement (NREM) sleep, and this parasympathetic supremacy continues throughout the NREM period 31,32 . Given that NREM ...
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Analyzing Emotional Statements – Roles of General and Physiological Variables
... 6 Conclusion The work reported in the paper has presented different frequency statistics and observations with respect to emotions that are based on the three general variables such as intensity, timing and longevity as ...
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Emotional States and Illegal Acts
... I mean that whenever I found a case of illegal acts committed under emotional stress, I found something wrong with the person himself-an impaired mental machine or[r] ...
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Assessment of Physiological States of Plants in situ
... the physiological state of plant organisms, both in the diagnosis of disease and as a mean for supporting physiological ...the physiological state of ...
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Anxiety and stable emotional states in the structure of psycho-emotional wellbeing
... STABLE EMOTIONAL STATES IN THE STRUCTURE OF PSYCHO-EMOTIONAL WELLBEING The analysis of psychological concepts of wellbeing showed that hedonistic and eudemonic approaches were based on different ...
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Noncontact measurement of emotional and physiological changes in heart rate from a webcam
... High+Medium, Neutral] × 3 [Measure: ECG, Pulse Oximetry (PulseOx), Webcam]. 346[r] ...
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The effects of emotional states and traits on time perception
... presentation of positive stimuli. BAS Drive is associ- ated with strong and quick persistence to obtain goals. Perhaps this trait in particular is a measure of baseline arousal levels on which people vary their ...
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Influence of Unconscious Emotional Control Goals Priming on Anticipatory Anxiety and Physiological Activity
... Abstract Individuals frequently generate emotion during the anticipation process and the an- ticipatory emotion has an important adaptive significance, especially the negative an- ticipative emotion. Many researches used ...
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