A systematic literature review about technologies for self-reporting emotional information

Fuentes, Carolina; Herskovic, Valeria; Rodríguez, Iyubanit; Gerea, Carmen; Marques, Maíra; Rossel, Pedro O.

doi:10.1007/s12652-016-0430-z

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“…This technique can be used for measuring empathetic response, by requesting players evaluate the emotional state of the characters in a game. A systematic review of literature on self-reporting interfaces by Fuentes et al [14] discovered 26 different named self-reporting interfaces between them. Of particular note is a selfreporting interface called AffectButton [15], which allows users to select a facial expression using a single mouse click.…”

Section: Behaviour Analysis Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Serious Games

2017

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Domestic violence is a persistent and universal problem occurring in every culture and social group, with lack of empathy identified as a contributing factor. On average, one in three women and girls in the Caribbean experience domestic violence in their lifetime. In this paper we demonstrate the techniques used during the creation of a low-cost, violence prevention game titled None in Three, targeted at enhancing empathy and awareness among young people in Barbados and Grenada. A research trip was undertaken to gather photographic reference and to meet with young people. Methods to measure the emotional state of players and awareness of characters in-game were explored. Costsaving measures such as asset store purchases were evaluated. Custom tools were created in order to speed up production, including a bespoke event editor for multiple-choice dialogue sequences, and the use of motion capture libraries and auto-rigging tools to speed up character animation workflows.

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Section: Behaviour Analysis Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Serious Games

2017

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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“…There are two main approaches to gather emotional information, objective and subjective [17]. Objective information can be collected by using sensors that record physiological data or facial recognition, whereas users themselves report subjective data.…”

Section: Tangible User Interfacesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Tangible Communication of Emotions with a Digital Companion for Managing Stress

Jingar

Lindgren

2019

Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Human-Agent Interaction

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The purpose of this research is to explore how an intelligent digital companion (agent) can support persons (human) with stress-related exhaustion to manage daily activities. In this paper, we explore in particular how information about a person's emotions can be communicated to the agent with means of non-verbal communication through tangible interfaces. The purpose is to explore how different individuals approach the task of designing their own tangible interfaces for communicating emotions with a digital companion, and the range of different preferences and expectations. Six participants were interviewed and created tangible prototypes during a co-creation workshop. The data was analysed using theories about human emotions and activity, and translated into a generic user model, an architecture for a multiagent system and interface design proposals. The results include increased understanding of how different individuals would like to express their emotions with tangible interfaces, and informed the design of the information models regarding representing emotions. The study illuminated the importance of personalisation of functionality and interface design to address the diversity among individuals, as well as the design of the adaptive behaviour of a digital companion. Future work includes further studies involving additional participants, the development of the stress management application and conducting user studies where prototypes are used in daily activities. CCS CONCEPTS • Human-centered computing → User models; Participatory design; Interface design prototyping; • Computing methodologies → Multi-agent systems; Intelligent agents.

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“…Self-reporting one's affective states is the most traditional method used to collect a person's emotional data within research [12]. Still, a systematic literature review [7] established that the self-report of emotional states was under-researched and that additional studies involving users in real contexts and interfaces with new interaction styles are needed.…”

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Self-Tracking Emotional States through Social Media Mobile Photography

Nave

Romão

Correia

2018

Electronic Workshops in Computing

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This paper presents a preliminary breakdown of the results obtained in an exploratory study conducted through the mobile application Instagram. Our goal was to inspect the potential benefits of combining the self-reporting of emotions with everyday mobile photographic practices to learn more about users' experiences. To do so, we instructed 25 participants to assess and report their emotional states using Instagram, during a 4-week period, according to a pre-established set of instructions. Participants also filled in pre and post-study questionnaires. We then analysed the 291 submissions obtained and the results from the questionnaires, focusing on three aspects: the categories of the photographs taken, the emotion labels used, and the feedback provided by the participants. We end by presenting and discussing a set of insights that might be useful in the design of mobile apps to improve emotional self-awareness and wellbeing.

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A systematic literature review about technologies for self-reporting emotional information

Cited by 38 publications

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