Cross-linguistic differences in emotionality of autobiographical memories were examined by eliciting memories of immigration from bilingual speakers. Forty-seven Russian-English bilinguals were asked to recount their immigration experiences in either Russian or English. Bilinguals used more emotion words when describing their immigration experiences in the second language (English) than in the ...

Certain facial expressions have been theorized to be easily recognizable signals of specific emotions. If so, these expressions should override situationally based expectations used by a person in attributing an emotion to another. An alternative account is offered in which the face provides information relevant to emotion but does not signal a specific emotion. Therefore, in specified circumst...

Facial emotional expressions can serve both as emotional stimuli and as communicative signals. The research reported here was conducted to illustrate how responses to both roles of facial emotional expressions unfold over time. As an emotion elicitor, a facial emotional expression (e.g., a disgusted face) activates a response that is similar to responses to other emotional stimuli of the same v...

Psychology suggests highly synchronized expressions of emotion across different modalities. Few experiments jointly studied the relative contribution of facial expression and body posture to the overall perception of emotion. Computational models for expressive virtual characters have to consider how such combinations will be perceived by users. This paper reports on two studies exploring how s...

The social cultural norms that guide parental practices regarding emotion socialization are determined by meanings ascribed to emotion, expression, regulation, and larger goals. majority of the empirical research on has been carried out in US Western European countries. current article aims at understanding Indian context interweaving broader views parenting socialization, goals, ancient modern...

Dr. A. K. Deshmane Principal, JSPM’S, B.I.T,, Bharshi (Maharashtra), India Abstract— Emotion of a person plays important role in life because we cannot express our feelings or emotions in words, facial expression or gesture to express emotions. A human face does not only identify an individual but also communicates useful information about a person’s emotional state. Facial Expression gives imp...

Face is a primary focus of attention in social intercourse, playing a major role in conveying identity and emotion. Human face recognition plays an important role in many user authentication applications in the modern world. Facial expression recognition can be utilized for automated analysis of human emotion. The system is commenced on convolving a face image after preprocessing the image at d...

We develop a method for ooine and online recognition of the emotional state of a person deliberately expressing one of eight emotions. In terms of ooine recognition, this paper presents recent improvements to a method previously developed in the MIT Media Lab, which involved recognition using physiological data collected from an actress over many weeks. The improvements involve (1) more robust ...

Increasing evidence suggests that the visual representations of different emotional facial expressions overlap. Here we used an adaptation paradigm to investigate overlap of anger, disgust and fear expressions. In Experiment 1, participants categorized faces morphed from neutral to anger or neutral to disgust after adaptation to expressions of anger, disgust, and fear. Adaptation to expressions...