Sentence examples for difference in emotion from inspiring English sources

For each study the effect size (Cohen's d) was calculated for the difference in emotion recognition performance between the patient group and the control group.

Cultures that show a high score on Uncertainty Avoidance should show lower levels of expression and perception of fear, and cultures that score high on Masculinity should show higher levels of gender difference in emotion expression and perception.

There was a significant interaction F [1], [34] = 9.5, P<0.005 that was characterized by a larger effect of emotion on high confidence old judgments after a 24h retention interval than immediately after encoding t [34] = 3.29, P<0.002, but no difference in emotion's effect on low confidence judgments over time.

One trial [ 52] showed no statistical difference in the emotional level between the two groups but meta-analysis of the two trials showed a significant difference in emotion.

This suggests that the age group difference in emotion ratings reported above is specific to reported emotions elicited in response to a counterfactual comparison between chosen and unchosen alternatives.

Our preceding findings (Derntl et al., 2008a,b) showed a significant difference in emotion recognition performance across the menstrual cycle, with higher accuracy during the follicular phase which was further supported by a significant negative correlation of progesterone levels with recognition accuracy.

Neuroscience is often used as evidence for the biological basis of gender difference in emotions.

As these factors contribute to the endocrine milieu, taking them into account may serve to reduce the variability and seemingly contradictory findings among different studies on sex differences in emotion regulation.

Subjects did not indicate different degrees of presence in the virtual scene in the different conditions, and there were no differences in emotion either, as reported with the Self-Assessment Manikin.

In addition, to shed light on behavioral emotional processing, we aimed to clarify differences in emotion regulation strategies, as described by Gross & John [20].

Furthermore, behaviours measured are often not specific to emotion, or sensitive to subtle differences in emotion.