Sentence examples for emotion terms from inspiring English sources

It was clearly stated that the participants needed to rate the likelihood of occurrence of each of the features when somebody who speaks their language describes an emotional experience with the emotion terms presented.

We did not directly assess whether these discrete emotions were evoked in participants, thus the emotion terms are intended to label emotional events consistent with the context in which they occur, according to the appraisal theory of emotions [29].

This research also explored how psychological traits related to emotional eating affected the emotion responses and found that in general higher emotional eaters selected a higher number of emotion terms (positive and negative).

And immediately following that: Given the lack of agreement in the community, EmotionML does not provide a single vocabulary of emotion terms, but gives users a choice to select the most suitable emotion vocabulary in their annotations.

The participants then did the "reading the mind in the eyes" test, in which they were asked to select which of four emotion terms most closely matches the expression of a person in a photograph.

The frequency and intensity of positive emotion terms was generally higher with more appropriate contexts, decreasing with the appropriateness ratings (and vice versa for the negative emotion terms).

They rated the likelihood that each of the 144 emotion features can be inferred when a person from their cultural group uses the emotion term to describe an emotional experience.

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the relationship of consumer acceptability and emotional response of sweeteners in tea using a 9-point hedonic scale, an emotion term questionnaire (explicit), and a facial expression response (implicit).

Regular patterns of collocation structure, in which an emotion term is a headword that co-occurs with its closest collocates, uncover regularities in Polish and English emotion content and corresponding behavioural correlates.

When faces were presented for 16 ms, which was subliminal (i.e. participants were at chance when identifying the faces) we did not see an effect of emotion in terms of confidence and accuracy (see Figure 3).

Hence, Mann-Whitney was used to test for differences between trials of different emotion in terms of confidence, and Pearson Chi-Square was used to test for differences in accuracy (correct or incorrect).