Abstract This study investigates how partners’ money management strategies are associated with the experience of financial disagreements among older couples (60–80 years old). Money is a broad concept, and this operationalizes whether partners pool all money, some one partner manages (and gives share to other for personal spending), or keep separate. The data comprise subsample from Swedish Gen...

Abstract Majority voting and averaging are common approaches used to resolve annotator disagreements derive single ground truth labels from multiple annotations. However, annotators may systematically disagree with one another, often reflecting their individual biases values, especially in the case of subjective tasks such as detecting affect, aggression, hate speech. Annotator capture importan...

To what extent do classical chamber musicians converge in their characterisations of just happened live duo performance, and to audience members agree with the performers’ characterisations? In this study a cello-piano performed Schumann’s Phantasiestücke, Op. 73, no. 1 as part conservatory studio class which critique performances development. Immediately after, listeners players individually c...