IDEST: International Database of Emotional Short Texts

Kaakinen, Johanna K.; Werlen, Egon; Kammerer, Yvonne; Acartürk, Cengiz; Aparicio, Xavier; Baccino, Thierry; Ballenghein, Ugo; Bergamin, Per; Castells, Núria; Costa, Armanda; Falé, Isabel; Mégalakaki, Olga; Fernández, Susana Ruiz

doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0274480

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“…Perceived aggression was an important variable in prediction of the victorious individual. In the research by Kaakinen et al (2022), it was found that based on the experienced arousal, the process of reading texts is impacted. The arousal makes it difficult to read texts and may emerge from the negative experience or aggressiveness of the text.…”

Section: Perceived Aggressiveness and Experienced Arousalmentioning

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Brand anthropomorphism’s impact on real estate purchase decisions of young buyers in India and the underlying reliance on spatial memory

Rodrigues

Godwin

George

2023

IJHMA

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Purpose Assessing anthropomorphic tendency in relation to real estate purchase decisions and analysing the elements of friendliness, aggressiveness, pleasure and arousal as a link to the spatial memory of the consumer. This study aims to help brands and advertisers in the real estate industry to create meaningful consumer relationships by using elements that are associated with positive spatial experience. By formulating a detailed questionnaire with adapted variables from proven research and a multilayered approach of theoretic and practical analysis, this paper situates the identified variables in the plane of space and customer experience. Design/methodology/approach By using structural equation modeling, this study analyses a sample data of 411 consumers and their response to elements of housing. Findings The findings of this study showed that variables of friendliness, aggressiveness, pleasure and arousal significantly impact consumer’s real estate purchase decision; however, anthropomorphic tendency does not have a significant impact. Through theoretical analysis, it was found that spatial memory may have a role in the visual and display of the variables. Originality/value The merit of this paper lies in the discussion it has raised with regard to the intersection between theoretics of space and the chosen variables. In the field of business and management, often philosophical implications of spatiality may not be actively associated with numerical computation. This paper not only looks at brand anthropomorphism’s impact on real estate purchase decisions but also looks at friendliness and other mentioned variables as significantly impacting purchase decisions and linked to memory, space and affiliation.

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Section: Perceived Aggressiveness and Experienced Arousalmentioning

confidence: 99%

Brand anthropomorphism’s impact on real estate purchase decisions of young buyers in India and the underlying reliance on spatial memory

Rodrigues

Godwin

George

2023

IJHMA

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Fluctuation in cognitive engagement during listening and reading of erotica and horror stories

Ballenghein

Kaakinen

Tissier

et al. 2023

Cognition and Emotion

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An effective method for measuring text legibility in XR devices reveals clear differences between three devices

Kilpeläinen,

Häkkinen

2023

Front. Virtual Real.

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Reading is a crucial aspect of the extended reality (XR) experience across various professional and recreational contexts. Legibility, which is defined as the ease with which a character can be recognized, is an essential determinant of readability. As legibility on a specific device cannot be deduced from technical specifications alone, an efficient perceptual method for measuring legibility is needed to measure the legibility of text presented in XR. In this study, we present a method for comparing the legibility limits of XR devices, where single letter legibility is measured with fast and precise psychophysical methods. We applied the method to compare the legibility in three commercial XR headsets (Varjo VR-2, HTC Vive Pro Eye, Oculus Quest 2) in experiments with human observers. Our results show that the single letter legibility methods presented here provide an effect size approximately ten times higher compared to the widely used method of reading speed. This allows for the use of fewer observers and the detection of smaller differences, making it a more efficient and effective approach for comparing the legibility limits of XR devices.

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IDEST: International Database of Emotional Short Texts

Cited by 4 publications

References 67 publications

Brand anthropomorphism’s impact on real estate purchase decisions of young buyers in India and the underlying reliance on spatial memory

Brand anthropomorphism’s impact on real estate purchase decisions of young buyers in India and the underlying reliance on spatial memory

Fluctuation in cognitive engagement during listening and reading of erotica and horror stories

An effective method for measuring text legibility in XR devices reveals clear differences between three devices

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