Sentence examples for emotion reporting from inspiring English sources

We found that mixed emotion reporting increased between early- and post-puberty for social emotion scenarios, and showed no relationship with age, whereas there was no change in mixed emotion reporting for basic emotion scenarios across age or puberty groups.

To reduce cognitive load due to emotion reporting, separate annotation sessions were conducted following music listening/EEG recording sessions.

The temporal continuity of emotion reporting in our experiments led to a higher granularity in emotion capturing compared to the DEAP dataset, which could be the underlying reason why the emotion recognition using our dataset had achieved higher performance over the chance level than that using the DEAP dataset.

To preserve the intensity of the fear and emotion reported by participants, Williams chose to present their questionaire responses in poetic structures.

In the DEAP dataset, multiple extracted features from each video were labeled using the single emotion reported by each subject.

A study published in the journal Emotion reports that performing acts of kindness may help people with social anxiety to feel more positive.

To date, the most recent association study [29] failed to replicate an association between the candidate gene NPY and stress response and emotion (reported by Zhou [30], using instruments other than the EPQ).

The only other emotion reported more than once on the "fill-in-the-blank" portion of the question was "Annoyed".

Results showed that (1) middle-aged individuals use more control strategies based on emotional regulation and goal disengagement than younger and older individuals, (2) individuals who deploy more control strategies focused on emotions report lower levels of anxiety, and (3) cognitive resources moderate the relation between age and control strategies deployment.

But this man who had such a talent for tender emotions reported as many failures as victories, and perhaps we should remember that his hero Fabrizio del Dongo (The Charterhouse of Parma) shared with other elect souls his belief that the condition of being in love was superior to the cruder pleasures of consummation.

Stanford University's research on emotional suppression shows why it's so difficult to hide your true feelings: Subjects instructed to conceal their emotions reported feeling ill at ease, distracted and preoccupied.