Participants indicated their choice by verbally naming the selected emotion.
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After watching a video of either a human or speaking robot, the evaluator was asked to select the emotion most conveyed, among happiness, anger, sadness, and fear.
At the conference, Facebook said that rephrasing the multiple choice answers to sound more "conversational" -- switching "embarrassing" to "it's embarrassing" -- decreased the likelihood we'd give up on reporting the photo (from 13 to 11percentt) and increased the likelihood we would select an emotion over "other" (from 50 to 78percentt).
Participants watched each video and selected which emotion or emotions were present in that expression from a list of eight: joy, love, fear, surprise, sadness, disgust, anger, and curiosity.
People do not make you angry, neither do events, it is you that selects that emotion.
In the practice session (42 trials), a micro-expression was presented and the participant had to select the corresponding emotion out of seven emotions.
On the other hand, if users select a specific emotion type, the content with selected type is set to 5 while the rest are set to 1.
Next, emotional values of 50 users in 10 time periods are selected to make emotion classification analysis for micro-blog users by using the fuzzy clustering algorithm, and F testing method is used to calculate an optimal classification.
