It requires you to be aware of body language, facial expressions, mood, and natural behavioral tendencies.
In ambiguous schematic facial expressions, mood, as induced with music, affects classification: whereas participants in a positive mood are more likely to judge the expression of an ambiguous face as positive, participants in a negative mood will judge that same face to have a negative emotional expression [15], [16].
How the therapist made use of the participants' remaining abilities to enhance residents' expressions, mood and cognitive and sensorimotor functioning within sessions.
Also effective and non-intrusive sensoring of facial expressions, moods and gestures are needed to fully support socialization in SLEs.
Marc's "Playing Dogs," a stylized study in color and composition, endows his creatures with expression, mood and grace.
Take one gorgeously indignant (almost apoplectic) mouse, one (almost unfeasibly) laid back bear and that (Almost Entirely Only) One Rhyme and what you get is a picture book that reads with breathless ease: an object lesson not only in rhyming repetition, but visual repetition within which there is to be found a riot of variety of colour, expression, mood and character interplay.
We also identified a highly conserved sequence 21 kilobase 5' of BP4 that we called BE5.2, which contains rs12273363, a polymorphism associated with decreased BDNF expression, mood disorders, and cognitive decline.
Music therapy refers to the practice of a board-certified music therapist working with a client (or a group) to use music - usually live, improvised music - as a means of achieving goals relating to areas such as self-expression, mood regulation, communication, interpersonal relationships, or reaching developmental milestones.
Every scene of hers is a wonder of naturalism on the screen, drawing the audience in the way she would in any other format, expressing in those added frames the most subtle expressions of mood and emotion, as though she were a real person sitting right in front of you.
We will continue to make decisions for you by paying close attention to the ways you communicate to us, with your eyes, facial expressions, and mood.
In a postmortem study [ 34], the authors detected decreased EAAT3 and EAAT4 transcripts expressions in mood disorders, which is possibly secondary to a medication effect.
