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Title Visually mediated valence effects in dialogue: an explorative study
Author/s Richard Andersson, Rasmus Bååth, Sverker Sikström
Department/s Department of Psychology
Humanities Lab
Cognitive Science
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Alternative location (URL) http://www.lucs.lu.se/LUCS/151...
Publication/Series Lund University Cognitive Studies
Publishing year 2012
Volume 151
Pages 1 - 16
Document type Journal article
Status published
Language English
Abstract English This is an exploratory study investigating potential effects of emotional valence in images and their influence on conversation in the presence of the images. We used latent-semantic analysis to generalize valence ratings of Swedish words to a corpus of spoken conversations. Each utterance in the conversation was given a valence rating, which represented how emotionally positive or emotionally negative the utterance was. We found no effects that indicate that valenced images have an effect on conversations. However, we find that valenced images in general, and positive images in particular, were considered more helpful by the participants who engaged in the conversations. Additionally, we find no results that interlocutors align over time in their use of valenced language.
Subject Languages and Literatures
Keywords emotions, valence, communication, dialogue, alignment, latent semantic analysis
ISBN/ISSN/Other ISSN: 1101-8453
Project Cognition, Communication and Learning
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