objectives: emotion regulations refer to the ability of experiencing emotions as a basic human capacity and the experience of the basic emotions happiness, anger, sadness and fear are considered as reular characteristics among nations. in school-age children, problems in socioemotional development typically shows themselves as challenging, socially disruptive paterns of behavior. the purpose of...

Expressions of emotion abound in user-generated content, whether it be in blogs, reviews, or on social media. Much work has been devoted to detecting and classifying these emotions, but little of it has acknowledged the fact that emotionally charged text may express multiple emotions at the same time. We describe a new dataset of user-generated movie reviews annotated for emotional expressions,...

Hochschild (1983) described the term “emotional labor” as handling of feelings “in order to sustain the outward countenance that produces in others the sense of being cared for in a convivial and safe place”. “Emotional dissonance” or “surface acting” (Hochschild 1983) has been defined as to display positive (or negative) emotions that “do not correspond to what is felt in the situation” (Zapf ...

Abstract Many people are reluctant to report sexual objectification at work. We tested whether emotions determine how respond In Study 1 ( N = 159) women recalled a time that they had experienced Participants then rated their in this situation and responded. Anger positively shame-based emotion (rejection) negatively predicted taking action against the perpetrator (active response). contrast, s...

In this paper we describe our work in progress for exploring the role of emotions in the behaviour and decision-making of artificial agents in modeling and simulation systems. The computational model of emotions we are using is based on a multi-level theory of emotions that accounts for the three layers identified in the human emotional system: the sensory-motor level, the schematic level and t...