This literature on neuroscience describing the value of emotions for perception and reasoning process informed the focus of the study on the influence of different representations given with more or less emotions involved (such as image, figure, formula, definitions).
It is worth to note that the standard deviation values of emotion classes are high, and this might be the reason for the moderate inter-evaluator agreement in the categorical space.
(c) Classification analysis of micro-blog user emotions The numerical value of emotional information is defined as the range of [−1.1], and when the emotional value is greater than 0, the user's emotion is taken as the positive emotion, on the contrary, the emotional value which is less than 0 was for the negative emotions.
Magic is the ritualized representation of useful emotion, not for the sake of catharsis, but for the practical value of the emotion.
A skilled actor, his faux Adriana navigates the blurry lines between illusion and reality and discovers the value of honest emotion.
You can't: there is no line on any p&l I've ever seen that weighs the value of cultural emotion in with sales figures and plant costs.
It's OK to cry in front of your children and show the value of expressing emotions and having shared emotions among family members.
Such connections often underlay the long-running debate inherited by the early moderns about the epistemic, eudaimonistic and ethical value of the emotions, a central issue of which is the degree to which we can govern our emotions.
In melancholy, the puritan distrust of sensual pleasures meets the romantic value of extreme emotions.
So one epistemic value of religious emotions is that of bringing the subject into perceptual acquaintance with truths as the religious tradition conceives them.
Descartes particularly emphasized the functionality of our passions, first for practical, but also for theoretical reasoning, and suggested that proper discipline should allow us to maximize the epistemic value of the emotions.
