Emotion Representation and Perception Across Cultures

Altarriba, Jeanette; Basnight, Dana M.; Canary, Tina M.

doi:10.9707/2307-0919.1033

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“…For example, life narratives are known to vary across contexts (e.g., Bruner, 1986), making them well-suited for studying the flexibility of the self across bilingualsÕ languages. Moreover, for emotion, naturalistic narratives do not restrict a bilingualÕs array of possible choices, and, compared to forced-choice tasks such as choosing among a list of labels to describe emotion, do not limit the cultural connotations that a label in another language may carry (Altarriba, Basnight, & Canary, 2003).…”

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Self-construal and emotion in bicultural bilinguals

Marian

Kaushanskaya

2004

Journal of Memory and Language

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Self-construal and emotion in bicultural bilinguals

Marian

Kaushanskaya

2004

Journal of Memory and Language

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“…Obviously, Norman's aesthetic experience in HCI. However, in Industrial Design and psychology, a lot of studies on emotion have been carried out [6], [7], [8], and [9]. Research shows that emotions have the motivational function, the organizational functions and the cognitive adjustment function.…”

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User's emotional reaction in search engine website

Lan

2013

IEEE Conference Anthology

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The emotional reaction (ER) is an important component of search engine website's user experience (UX). This study, by the experiment, explores 10 representative mainstream search engine websites. The results show that 1) the subjects experienced the whole basic human emotions except for determined; 2) the design of fonts, icons and illustrations on interface have a great influence on users' judgment of the degrees of clarity, control and satisfaction; 3) users' feelings of interest and pleasure are generated by the design of fonts, icons and illustration on interface; 4) an attractive advertising can make a user happy but reduce his impression on the website's function.

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“…The remaining variables mentioned above do not act as dimensions, but rather help to define the quadrants of the affective space. Despite the existence of criticism concerning the impact of different cultures in emotion expression and induction, as discussed by Altarriba [8], Russell's model is relative immune to this issue if the stimuli are correctly defined in a rather universal form. Having this in mind, the Circumplex Model of Affect was the emotion representation abstraction used in the proposed project.…”

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Biometric Emotion Assessment and Feedback in an Immersive Digital Environment

Silva

Vinhas

Reis

et al. 2009

Int J of Soc Robotics

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Affective computing has increased its significance both in terms of academic and industry attention and investment. Alongside, immersive digital environments have settled as a reliable domain, with progressively inexpensive hardware solutions. Having this in mind, the authors envisioned the automatic real-time user emotion extraction through biometric readings in an immersive digital environment. In the running example, the environment consisted in an aeronautical simulation, and biometric readings were based mainly on galvanic skin response, respiration rate and amplitude, and phalanx temperature. The assessed emotional states were also used to modify some simulation context variables, such as flight path, weather conditions and maneuver smoothness level. The results were consistent with the emotional states as stated by the users, achieving a success rate of 77%, considering single emotions and 86% considering a quadrant-based analysis.

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Emotion Representation and Perception Across Cultures

Cited by 28 publications

References 21 publications

Self-construal and emotion in bicultural bilinguals

Self-construal and emotion in bicultural bilinguals

User's emotional reaction in search engine website

Biometric Emotion Assessment and Feedback in an Immersive Digital Environment

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