Vignette 5: Maori Emotion

Strongman, K. T.; Strongman, Luke

doi:10.4135/9781446221952.n13

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“…There are more than 30 recognised theories concerning emotions from different disciplines (Strongman, 2003); however, the Plutchik's circumplex has the quality of being simple as well as allowing the measurement of the level of intensity of emotions. EnCicla users pointed out on the circumplex which of Plutchik's 32 emotions were felt during each stage of their EnCicla route.…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A user-centred assessment of a new bicycle sharing system in Medellin

Bejarano

Ceballos

Maya

2017

Transportation Research Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviou

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A user-centred assessment of a new bicycle sharing system in Medellin

Bejarano

Ceballos

Maya

2017

Transportation Research Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviou

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“…Biological Emotions began to be of interest and to be studied at the end of the 19th century, when attempts to elucidate their operating principles, their biological objectives, and the physiological processes that they trigger, were started [21][22][23][24][25][26][27].…”

Section: The Role Of Emotionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Decentralized Blockchain for Autobiographical Memory in Cognitive Robotics

Porras

Sánchez-Escribano²

2022

ACRT

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Memory in biological beings is as complex as the rational complexity of that concrete being requires. Clearly, memory helps to conform knowledge bases to serve the needs of the specific natural being. To analogize from Robotics concepts, it seems that the degrees of freedom in the biological being’s memory are higher or lower depending upon the rationality of each living being. Robots and artificial systems appear to require analogous structures. That is, to build a reactive system, the requirement of memory is not highly demanding with respect to the degrees of freedom. However, the required degrees of freedom seems to grow as the ability of the artificial system to deliberate increases. Consequently, to design artificial systems that would implement cognitive abilities, it is required to rethink memory structures. When designing a Cognitive Artificial System, memory systems should be thought of as highly accessible discrete units. In addition, these systems would require designs in the form of distributed architectures with non-linear features, such as those of human thought. In addition, they should allow for complex mixed types of data (text, images, time or so). Blockchain has attracted great interest for a few years now, especially since the appearance of Bitcoin. A blockchain is a distributed ledger that combines an append-only data structure designed to be resistant to modifications, with a consensus protocol [1, 2]. This innovation can be thought of as a sequence of containers, the blocks, that store two things: the information of a “system” and the “service” that such system provides [2], and it provides an interesting starting point to rethink memory systems in robots.

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“…Personal focus refers to whether a medium is capable of conveying information about the emotional state of the sender. Since senders have greater presence in an exchange if they are able to communicate feelings and emotions, richer media create a more positive affective state in the receiver than leaner media (Daft & Lengel, 1986;Daft, Daft & Lengel, 1986;Daft, Lengel, & Trevino, 1987;Lengel & Daft, 1988;Daft, 1988;Strongman, 1996).…”

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Media Richness in Online Consumer Interactions

Pollach¹

2008

Information Resources Management Journal

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Consumer-opinion Web sites provide people with unparalleled opportunities to articulate their opinions on products and services, read those of others, or interact with other consumers. The success of such Web sites is limited by three challenges: the quality of contributions, users' motivation to participate, and readers' trust in the writer's competence. Drawing on the concept of media richness, this article investigates how such Web sites could provide richer and more useful exchanges to both consumers and companies. The results suggest that consumer-opinion Web sites can provide richer exchanges when they separate the tasks of information exchange and social interaction and support them with appropriate levels of richness.

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Vignette 5: Maori Emotion

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A user-centred assessment of a new bicycle sharing system in Medellin

A user-centred assessment of a new bicycle sharing system in Medellin

Decentralized Blockchain for Autobiographical Memory in Cognitive Robotics

Media Richness in Online Consumer Interactions

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