Being Happy, Healthy and Whole Watching Movies That Affect Our Emotions

Chambel, Teresa; Oliveira, Eva; Martins, Pedro

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-24600-5_7

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“…with [5] that reports greater preference of females for happy-mood films and males for higharousal films, and can inform personalization and recommendation features. It was also interesting to note some tendency in preferences of emotions like surprise, fun, feeling good, happiness, and mostly, imagining, dreaming, inspiration and motivation towards the search of engagement and meaning [9] beyond positive emotions, and suggesting the need to address wider models of emotional impact.…”

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“…For more details on the power of emotions and on the emotional impact of movies, that form the motivation behind the research around iFelt, this study context and results, you may refer to Ref. [9].…”

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“…The induction of emotions using movies has been largely used in psychology studies [4] and in health-related studies. In fact, experimental studies confirmed that positive emotions can have a beneficial effect on physical health [4,9]. The development of new mechanisms to catalog, find and access movies based on emotions could help to assess videos' emotion impact, and to find movies or scenes that tend to induce a certain feeling in the users.…”

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“…Emotions influence the way we think and act, our health and sense of well-being, having a central role in our lives [9]. One of the greatest strengths of video and movies is their power to generate attitudes and emotions.…”

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Accessing movies based on emotional impact

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Emotions play a central role in our daily lives, influencing the way we think and act, our health and sense of well-being, and films are by excellence the form of art that exploits our affective, perceptual and intellectual activity, holding the potential for a significant impact. Video is becoming a dominant and pervasive medium, and online video a growing entertainment activity on the web and iTV, mainly due to technological developments and the trends for media convergence. In addition, the improvement of new techniques for gathering emotional information about videos, both through content analysis or user implicit feedback through user physiological signals complemented in manual labeling from users, is revealing new ways for exploring emotional information in videos, films or TV series, and brings out new perspectives to enrich and personalize video access. In this work, we reflect on the power that emotions have in our lives, on the emotional impact of movies, and on how to address this emotional dimension in the way we classify and access movies, by exploring and evaluating the design of iFelt in its different ways to classify, access, browse and visualize movies based on their emotional impact.

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“…By combining diverse symbol systems, such as images, texts, music and narration to tell stories, movies often engage viewers perceptually, cognitively and emotionally, having great power to affect us [2]. Technological advances are enabling the access to movies on the Internet, in social media, and through video on demand services on iTV, changing the way users search, browse and view videos and movies [5].…”

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Going Through the Clouds

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Silva

Duarte

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Proceeding of the 16th International Academic MindTrek Conference

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Movies are one of the biggest sources of entertainment, in individual and social contexts, and increasingly accessible as enormous collections of videos and movies over the Internet, in social media and interactive TV. These richer environments demand for new and more powerful ways to search, browse and view videos and movies, that may benefit from video contentbased analysis and classification techniques. In this paper, we present and evaluate extended features of content processing, search, overview and browsing in the MovieClouds, from overview clouds at the movies space down to the movies, based on the information conveyed in the different tracks or perspectives of its content, especially audio and subtitles where most of the semantics is expressed. Tag clouds are adopted as a unifyingparadigm, complemented with other approaches, to extend to movies the power, flexibility, engagement and fun usually associated with clouds, in a consistent way. Evaluation results were very encouraging, reinforcing the previous approach and reflecting the improvements and new features.

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Intercultural differences in issue interpretation: Effects of emotions and framing

Neumann

Wulf

2022

European Management Journal

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Being Happy, Healthy and Whole Watching Movies That Affect Our Emotions

Cited by 13 publications

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Accessing movies based on emotional impact

Accessing movies based on emotional impact

Going Through the Clouds

Intercultural differences in issue interpretation: Effects of emotions and framing

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