Sentence examples for classic emotion from inspiring English sources

Please note that we disregarded studies on empathy for pain because pain, although possessing an affective dimension, is not considered a classic emotion (Izard 1971; Ekman 1982).

Later transmissions comprise more complex signals that support categorization of a larger number of socially specific categories (i.e., the six classic emotions).

Do facial expressions transmit diagnostic signals simultaneously to optimize categorization of the six classic emotions, or sequentially to support a more complex communication system of successive categorizations over time?

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Furthermore, our results only indicate comparability of the classic basic emotions as described by Ekman [1].

Our results demonstrate that it is possible to create virtual expressions of the classic basic emotions that are recognized as well as, or sometimes even better than natural emotional expressions.

Classic theories of emotion posit that awareness of one's internal bodily states (interoception) is a key component of emotional experience.

To allow the classic feel and emotion of the games to carry on into the future".

This is a classic example of emotion taking over logic.

This distribution of emotions across 4 quadrants is at first sight broadly consistent with the classic differentiation of emotions in terms of "Arousal" (calm-excited axis for component 1) and "Valence" (positive negative axis for component 2).

For decades, Soviet or Russian pairs could be counted on for dominant performances built on great speed, unison, strength, emotion and classic ballet line, their blades whispering across the ice on swift and nearly silent crossover moves.