Sentence examples for interpreting emotions from inspiring English sources

Moreover, because deficits in thinking about and interpreting emotions is central to alexithymia, we included an emotional mentalizing task to probe the meta-cognitive level.

As an illustrator, I most enjoy interpreting emotions.

Children with autism often have a hard time interpreting emotions in others, may learn to speak later and can experience hypersensitivity to noise, light and touch.

"We started by replicating past research, showing that older adults are typically worse than younger adults at interpreting emotions through facial expressions," Rauers said in a press release.

The Mind in the Eyes task 14 draws on systems for interpreting emotions (thus linked to orbitofrontal and superior temporal sulcus functioning 16), and so complements the narrative-based Strange Stories task.

And affective technology will always be limited by our own ability to interpret emotions, said Arvid Kappas, a professor of emotion research at Jacobs University Bremen in Germany and an editor of a coming handbook on the field.

December 9, 1899 New York City, New York June 27 , 1988New Milford, Connecticut Léonie Adams, in full Léonie Fuller Adams (born December 9, 1899, Brooklyn, New York, U.S. died June 27 , 1988 New Milford, Connecticut), American poet and educator whose verse interprets emotions and nature with an almost mystical vision.

However, brain computer interface (BCI) systems have not reached the desired level to interpret emotions.

However, parents represent one of the most influential sources by which adolescents learn to label, identify, and interpret emotions [53, 54].

The current study used point-light images to assess whether people with schizophrenia can interpret emotions from isolated patterns of facial movement in the absence of featural cues.

Sometimes the lips don't say what the heart feels, but instead of humanity working together on our own collective sense of caring and empathy, we have made the brave decision to build computers that can interpret emotions for us.