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Browsing G. Georgia Technology Institute School of Psychology by Subject "Facial expressions"

Browsing G. Georgia Technology Institute School of Psychology by Subject "Facial expressions"

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  • Emotion and motion: age-related differences in recognizing virtual agent facial expressions 
    Smarr, Cory-Ann (Georgia Institute of Technology, 2011-10-05)
    Technological advances will allow virtual agents to increasingly help individuals with daily activities. As such, virtual agents will interact with users of various ages and experience levels. Facial expressions are often ...
  • Emotion recognition in context 
    Stanley, Jennifer Tehan (Georgia Institute of Technology, 2008-06-12)
    In spite of evidence for increased maintenance and/or improvement of emotional experience in older adulthood, past work suggests that young adults are better able than older adults to identify emotions in others. Typical ...

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