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  • Communication Skills Training Intervention Based on Automated Recognition of Nonverbal Signals
    Open AccessLondon Metropolitan University + 208/05/2021

    There have been promising studies that show a potential of providing social signal feedback to improve communication skills. However, these studies have primarily focused on unimodal methods of feedback. In addition to this, studies do not assess whether skills are maintained after a given time. With a sample size of 22 this paper investigates whether […]

  • A User Study on User Attention for an Interactive Content-based Image Search System
    Open AccessUniversity of Bedfordshire19/03/2021

    User attention is one of the fundamental indications of users’ interests in search. For content-based image search systems, it is important to understand what users pay attention to, and thus engage users more in the search process. It remains a big challenge to design a user-centered interactive interface that serves well for both user interaction […]

  • Engaging Learners in Synchronous Online Training Using Facial Expression Analysis Technology
    GatedUniversity of Bridgeport12/05/2021

    The rapid growth of digitalization and the rise in the number of remote work environments have amplified the importance of remote training using online learning platforms. The effectiveness of online training relies on factors such as training content, methods, trainer skills, and technology platforms. In addition to these internal, and generally, controllable factors, various uncontrollable […]

  • Bicyclists’ behavioral and physiological responses to varying roadway conditions and bicycle infrastructure
    GatedOregon State University + 201/05/2021

    Population growth increase of vehicle ownership, and development patterns have resulted in greater levels of congestion, pollution, and crash frequency. A proposed solution to lessen current transportation system demands is to increase the share of bicycle trips. Furthermore, as cycling is perceived by some as both a dangerous and stressful mode of transportation, understanding the […]

  • Processing of infant emotion in mothers with mood disorders and implications for infant development
    GatedUniversity of Copenhagen + 201/04/2021

    Background Atypical neurocognitive responses to emotional stimuli are core features of unipolar depression (UD) and bipolar disorder (BD). For mothers with these mood disorders, this may influence interactions with their infants and consequently infant development. The study aimed to investigate psychophysiological and cognitive responses to infant emotional stimuli, and their relation to mother–infant interaction and […]

  • Sounds Healthy: Modelling sound-evoked consumer food choice through visual attention
    Gated01/09/2021

    Food choice is a multifaceted construct that is not solely guided by our internal incentives. In fact, sensory scientist, consumer psychologists, and marketers have demonstrated that external ambient cues, including background music, can influence myriads of subconscious consumer behaviors, effectively leading to increased sales of food and beverages. However, the vast majority of literature in […]

  • Forecasting Advertisement Effectiveness: Neuroscience and Data Envelopment Analysis
    Gated05/04/2021

    This research used a novel method in which biometric data and data envelopment analysis (DEA) (a statistical tool generally used for multi-criteria decision making) were used to assess advertising effectiveness. Facial detection and eye-tracking analyses were used to measure participants’ reactions to 14 real estate advertisements. Each of the 14 advertisements had been suggested to […]

  • A new approach towards evaluating the performance of maritime officers by the utilization of mobile eye tracking system and facial electromyography
    GatedMaritime University of Szczecin10/01/2013

    The following paper presents the use of simulators in maritime training development, with an emphasis on ship bridge operations during the training and assessment phase using Mobile Eye Tracking System (METS) and Facial EMG (fEMG). In the maritime field research on human factors, the goal is to implement metrics of eye motions and facial muscle […]

  • Investigation of eye tracking, electrodermal activity and facial expressions as biometric signatures of food reward and intake in normal weight adults
    GatedUniversity of Leeds + 405/04/2021

    Pervasive exposure to a vast and varied food repertoire has contributed to the obesity epidemic. Within this issue, there is a need for a better understanding of the psychophysiological responses to food cues that precede food choice and food intake to establish how these responses contribute to the link between food availability and increasing obesity […]

  • EXPRESS YOURSELF: FACIAL EXPRESSION OF HAPPINESS, ANGER, FEAR, AND SADNESS IN FUNDING PITCHES
    GatedCarson College of Business + 305/03/2021

    We build upon theory from evolutionary psychology and emotional expression, including basic emotion theory and the dual threshold model of anger in organizations, to extend knowledge about the influence of facial expressions of emotion in entrepreneurial fundraising. First, we conduct a qualitative analysis to understand the objects of entrepreneurs’ facial expressions of four basic emotions […]

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