In this paper, we present a Virtual-Suspect system which can be used to train inexperienced law enforcement personnel in interrogation strategies. The system supports different scenario configurations based on historical data. The responses presented by the Virtual-Suspect are selected based on the psychological state of the suspect, which can be configured as well. Furthermore, each interrogat...

General Practitioners catering for Service families need to be aware of the multiple influences on patients consultation. The children who attend frequently are those who have already been ill and those that attend a nursery school. The mother is influential if she has had experience in looking after children, if she has had employment out of the home and if her formal education was poor. The p...

This paper presents the French NSF project ”The Impact of a Domestic Robot on the Psychological and Cognitive State of the Elderly with Mild Cognitive Impairment” (ROBADOM). This project aims at conceiving a robot with emotions and language in order to support at home the elderly with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI), living alone at home, and suffering or not from depression. The objective of t...

This paper argues that a generalized model of social preferences must simultaneously pass two tests; the Variety Test (explain outcomes under variety, the V-test) and the Psychological Test (conform to psychological intuition, the P-test). It is shown that none of the models proposed to date unconditionally passes these tests. The paper extends the Fehr and Schmidt model of inequality-aversion ...

A humanistic computer teaching system is presented in this paper. The core of this system is the affective interaction between teacher and student. Based on theories in Psychology and the theory of Artificial Psychology, the emotion-learning model is developed. Four basic emotions and four types of learning psychology state are defined according to the Basic Emotion Theory, and two-dimensional ...

Methods This is a prospective & observational study. The total sample (120) was divided into two groups, Test (60) and Control (60). Both Test & Control group (Witnessed & Unwitnessed) were contacted over telephone, their psychological state was assessed using a standard stress assessment scale, The Impact of Event Scale (IES) by M. Horowitz et al. A structured proforma was prepared to record t...