Titlebook: Sensing Emotions; The impact of contex Joyce Westerink,Martijn Krans,Martin Ouwerkerk Book 2011 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2011 a

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Physiological Computing: Interfacing with the Human Nervous System,h a computer system in real time. Physiological computing systems are categorized into five categories: muscle interfaces, brain-computer interfaces, biofeedback, biocybernetic adaptation and ambulatory monitoring. The differences and similarities of each system are described. The chapter also discu

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Physical Activity Recognition Using a Wearable Accelerometer,ublic health. Activity recognition requires the monitoring of physical activity in unconfined environments, using automatic systems supporting prolonged observation periods, and providing minimal discomfort to the user. Accelerometers reasonably satisfy these requirements and have therefore often be

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The Effects of Colored Light on Valence and Arousal,There are indications that the effect on arousal evoked by colored light should not be attributed to its hue, but to uncontrolled variations in lightness and saturation instead. Moreover, cognitive processes, such as associations, also play a role. Therefore, not only arousal but also valence should

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Audiovisual Expression of Emotions in Communication,c literature may be rather different from the actual expressions in reality, which are dynamic, spontaneous and potentially multimodal. In this chapter, we systematically compare posed and spontaneous emotional expressions, which were collected using an experimental language-based induction method i

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,Runners’ Experience of Implicit Coaching Through Music,en, for an optimal workout, the runner should speed up. Coaching is implicit, since the runner only needs to keep in sync with the music and no explicit instructions are given. We performed 2 experiments to evaluate how this implicit coaching was experienced in the actual context of running. The fir

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