Sentence examples for perceived mood from inspiring English sources
To examine whether expectations regarding the benefits of exercise influence perceived mood changes post-exercise, by virtue of memory biases.
No main effect was found on performance for the mood of the participant and the perceived mood of the music.
From the results, we conclude that it takes repeated light exposure session to foster the positive effects on the psychological aspects, as we observed an increase of subjectively perceived mood only in the longitudinal study, not for the crossover design study.
Further more, instead of exclusively picking songs with agreement of several annotators upon perceived mood, a full collection of 69 double CDs, or 2 648 titles, respectively, is processed.
They were further instructed to annotate according to the perceived mood, that is, the "represented" mood, not to the induced, that is, "felt" one, which could have resulted in too high labelling ambiguity: while one may know the represented mood, it is not mandatory that the intended or equal mood is felt by the raters.
In the cases of these mind-bending architectural photos, the perceived mood he amplifies is one of disorientation, confusion, and acceptance of the beautiful unknown.
In view of the mentioned applications, we are interested in the perceived song mood (not the induced mood), annotation per song (not per part of a song), and annotation by average users (as opposed to expert annotators).
Eyebrows made a big difference in how people perceived the mood of the woman in the picture.
One disturbing tendency in the recent commentary is an insistence on conformity with the perceived national mood.
The aim of this study was to examine the effect of a caffeinated energy drink on leg pain perception, perceived exertion, mood state and readiness to invest effort pre, during and post 60 min cycling exercise.
We hypothesized that participants randomized to CBSM would report improvements in perceived stress, mood, quality of life, and CFS symptomatology from pre- to postintervention compared to those receiving a psychoeducational (PE) seminar control.
