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and reciprocally, behavior may, in turn, drive variation in those moods. For example, it is very intuitive that when feeling stressed, one would choose behaviors to reduce this stress. Studies using reinforcement learning and decision-making paradigms have shown that emotions (more specifically...
Decision making can be shaped both by trial-and-error experiences and by memory of unique contextual information. Moreover, these types of information can be acquired either by means of active experience or by observing others behave in similar situation
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It is created by learning and is reflected by the equipment, skills and site preferences used in the activity [3]. Subsequent researchers have successively proposed the inclusion of the individual's emotional attachment to the development of the activity and social benefit variables to evaluate ...
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As infinite distractions compete for our attention, companies are learning to master novel tactics to stay relevant in users' minds. (Ibid. 2) He then goes on to introduce the centerpiece of his book, the Hooked Model: "a four-phase process … to form habits" (Ibid. 8). The Hooked ...
KTech. [1: none; 2: basic; 3: intermediate; 4: expert]; Q. How would you rate your current level of knowledge on video, audio or home automation technologies? 4. Preferences and habits in relation to the content: a. Lfoot[5-point Likert scale from 1: not at all to 5: very muc...
While highlighting an interesting and important possibility, this explanation is limited because it is not yet clear whether the relevant aspects of colony life are governed by social learning. In this paper, we explore the two fundamental types of behavioural adaptation that can lead to a division...