They can detect anger in a caller's voice and respond accordingly -- usually by routing the call to a manager.
Dunmore talks about her characters with affection, discussing their motivations as though they're as real as her two grown-up children, who are moving about upstairs, but am I right to detect anger in this book?
Right ltOFC has also been shown to be responsive to angry faces [24], which are common indicators that a violation of social norms has occurred [25], and some individuals with ltOFC lesions are unable to detect anger in facial expressions [23].
Lahr detects anger, frustration and revenge in the comic assaults on the libraries, but adds that jealousy played a crucial role.
Most of us are pitch-perfect in detecting anger in the first word of a telephone call, recognize as we enter a room that we were the subject of the conversation, and quickly react to subtle signs that the driver of the car in the next lane is dangerous...
Overall, participants detected anger correctly more often when play-acted than when authentic, whereas they detected sadness correctly more often when authentic than when play-acted [significant emotion × authenticity interaction, χ(3) = 28.63, p <.001; see Fig. 3].
It doesn't take public opinion polls to detect American anger at the plutocracy and the impunity with which it lords it over the country.
Their algorithm doesn't yet recognize confidence, or sarcasm, but what it does do (imperfectly, but better than the rest of the field) is detect fear, anger, joy and sadness in real time, without eating up so much processing power as to be impractical in a handheld device.
Applied to one of the 2012 presidential debates between Romney and Obama, it managed to detect practicality, anger, strength, provocation, cynicism and ridicule in Obama's tone – which is either unerringly accurate or completely wrong, depending on your own political allegiances.
Bucknell said he detected more anger than when the repatriations began.
Apparently this new blogging technology detects the anger, sadness, or whatnot in your voice and embeds it in the text data.
