Following the decisive change of the 1980s which was marked by a veritable explosion of scientific study of emotion, emotion is now considered to be a determining explanatory factor in human behavior. In this context, it seems important for any area of research into the functioning of psychological processes and their modeling, as is the case in informatics, to consider current theories and con...

Introduction: Mental disorders are considered to be the most significant threat public health. Mitigation effects of urban green spaces have been widely documented. However, conclusions inconsistent because representativeness original data. Method: We measured mental perception using geospatial big data instead field observation or questionnaire Street view were applied calculate space characte...

Reappraisal and distraction, unlike suppression, are known to decrease the intensity of negative emotion in the short term. Little is known about long-term characteristics associated with emotion regulation strategies, however. In a longitudinal study, we examined the relation between the strategies people reported using to regulate emotions during a stressful situation and their later memory f...

BACKGROUND Certain facial configurations are believed to be associated with distinct affective meanings (i.e. basic facial expressions), and such associations are common across cultures (i.e. universality of facial expressions). However, recently, many studies suggest that various types of contextual information, rather than facial configuration itself, are important factor for facial emotion p...

Abstract Maladaptive daydreaming is an excessive form of which causes significant distress and functional impairment to the affected individuals. Research on maladaptive has intensified in recent years, but its pathogenesis not yet been clearly elucidated. The aim study was examine attachment characteristics difficulties emotion regulation among normal daydreamers. 717 individuals were recruite...