When the robot is in a physically distressed state, the caregiver may display empathy, showing sadness while comforting the robot.
For example, one of the subjects cried during the films, and her face displaying sadness throughout.
One-year-old infants are capable of displaying sadness in response to the prolonged absence of a parent.
But unlike Mr. Giuliani's emotional display of sadness and regret on Wednesday, when he abruptly announced that he and his wife were separating, the mayor returned yesterday to his more combative, and familiar, public persona.
An extreme display of sadness that seems ridiculous or funny.
The bridge of the song focuses on the dark corset scenes where the rain increases and Rowland's facial expressions display deep sadness.
Laboring to steady his emotions, his eyes filled with tears, a momentous instant because never before had I seen any of my teachers display unbridled sadness, especially a man.
In a second experiment, a blindsight patient was shown pictures of faces displaying happiness, sadness, anger, and fear.
Those in the latter group were willing to disclose more about their health and even displayed more sadness.
As predicted, compared to those who believed they were interacting with a human operator, participants who believed they were interacting with a computer reported lower fear of self-disclosure, lower impression management, displayed their sadness more intensely, and were rated by observers as more willing to disclose.
Sofia perhaps of all Treme's characters displays the sadness that we might expect in those environs, acting out as her mother (Leo, recent Academy Award Best Actress for The Fighter) worries.
