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Emotion Elicitation Oriented to the Development of a Human Emotion Management System for People with Intellectual Disabilities

2010

The integration of people with intellectual disabilities into working and social environments is one of the main issues in applying Information and Communication Technology (ICT) into Assistive Technology field. In order to solve this problem, the use of Intelligent Tutoring Systems (ITSs) is a fact among the attendance community. Human Emotion Management System (HEMS) enhances the performance of ITSs. In this work a HEMS is included in a new ITS system (LAGUNTXO) which adds user affective information. People with intellectual disabilities and elderly need physical and intellectual support. This may be achieved by a HEMS which attempts to solve critical situations, like those presented in b…

Knowledge managementEmotional Changesbusiness.industryInformation and Communications TechnologyComputer scienceAssistive technologyApplied psychologyAttendancebusinessEmotion elicitationField (computer science)Intelligent tutoring systemEmotion management
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Changing Induced Moods Via Virtual Reality

2006

Mood Induction Procedures (MIPs) are designed to induce emotional changes in experimental subjects in a controlled way, manipulating variables inside the laboratory. The induced mood should be an experimental analogue of the mood that would occur in a certain natural situation. Our team has developed an MIP using VR (VR-MIP) in order to induce different moods (sadness, happiness, anxiety and relaxation). The virtual environment is a park, which changes according to the mood to be induced. This work will present data about the efficacy of this procedure not only to induce a mood, but also to change after the mood is induced.

Relaxation (psychology)Computer scienceEmotional Changesmedia_common.quotation_subjectVirtual realitybehavioral disciplines and activitiesSadnessMoodMood inductionmental disordersHappinessMood statemedicineAnxietysense organsmedicine.symptommedia_commonCognitive psychology
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