Ekman Paul. 1992. An argument for basic emotions, Cognition and Emotion, 6(3-4):169-200.An argument for basic emotions. Cognition and Emotion 6:169–200 - Ekman - 1992 () Citation Context ...nd procedure layers
An argument for basic emotions-英文文献 Pwcholosical Review COPYrilhll992 by Ihe American Ps~hololic.1 ssoc.aon. Ine. 1992. VoI. 99. No. 3. SSO-SS3 0033·29SX/92/$3.00 Are There Basic Emotions? Paul Ekman University of California, San Francisco Ortony and Turners (1990) arguments agai...
as adults, and the conditions that elicit their expressions are similar to those that elicit the comparable expressions in grown-ups, this outcome adds weight to the genetic argument. As it turns out, babies smile when their needs are met, grimace when they are in pain, and in general make...
A strong argument for a biological basis for emotion also came from the pioneering studies of Ekman and Friesen (1986), in which a universality of six emotions was proposed based on extensive cross-cultural work on facial expression: happiness, surprise, fear, sadness, anger, and disgust combine...
self and in others. To identify emotions, one has to be able to gather, combine and process different types of emotional information: facial, postural and physiological cues, behavioral and cognitive manifestations, and triggers of emotions (e.g. Ekman,1994; Ekman & Friesen,1978; Scherer,2000...
Paul EkmanCognition & EmotionEkman, P. 1992 An argument for basic emotions. Cogn Emotion 6, 169-200.Ekman, P.. An argument for basic emotions. Cognition & emotion, 6(3-4), 169- 200 (1992).Ekman, P. (1992). An argument for basic emotions. Cognition and emotion, 6(3-4), 169-...
Despite the argument regarding Trait EI models hav- ing neurobiological correlates (Mikolajczak & Luminet, 2008), they might not measure anything fundamentally different from the Big Five (Davis & Humphrey, 2014) and therefore would not constitute a new form of intelligence (Matthews et al., ...
With a similar argument, Albertus Ölingerus (Underricht der Hoch Teutschen Sprach, 1573) intended his grammar to help French speakers learn German. Johannes Clajus (Grammatica Germanicae Linguae, 1578) followed Albertus and Ölingerus in explaining German using Latin categories. A side-by-...
The evolutionary argument for this preparedness in learning is that primates who differentially learned to avoid snakes, spiders, and other potentially harmful stimuli had a greater chance of survival than those who did not. In addition to these basic ways in which affective processes can be ...
(1997), who made a strong argument for a physically accurate rendering based on measurements of the material properties of real-world objects and on deep understanding of the human visual system. A crucial step forward for physically based rendering was Veach’s work, described in detail in his...