Cross-modal elicitation of affective experience

C. Mühl, D. Heylen
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Abstract

In the field of Affective Computing the affective experience (AX) of the user during the interaction with computers is of great interest. Physiological and neurophysiological sensors assess the state of the peripheral and central nervous system. Their analysis can provide information about the state of a user. We introduce an approach to elicit emotions by audiovisual stimuli for the exploration of (neuro-)physiological correlates of affective experience. Thereby we are able to control for the affect-eliciting modality, enabling the study of general and modality-specific correlates of affective responses. We present evidence from self-reports, physiological, and neu-rophysiological data for the successful induction of the affective experiences aimed for, and thus for the validity of the elicitation approach.
情感经验的跨模态引出
在情感计算领域,用户在与计算机交互过程中的情感体验(AX)引起了人们极大的兴趣。生理和神经生理传感器评估外周和中枢神经系统的状态。他们的分析可以提供有关用户状态的信息。我们介绍了一种通过视听刺激来引发情感的方法,以探索情感体验的(神经)生理相关性。因此,我们能够控制情感引发的情态,使研究情感反应的一般和特定情态相关。我们提出了来自自我报告、生理和神经生理数据的证据,证明了情感体验的成功诱导,从而证明了启发方法的有效性。
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