Clothing and People - A Social Signal Processing Perspective

Aghaei, Maedeh; Parezzan, Federico; Dimiccoli, Mariella; Radeva, Petia; Cristani, Marco

doi:10.1109/fg.2017.71

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“…In general, artifactual communication can be realized through clothing and cosmetics. Aghaei, et al (2017) state that clothing carries a clear communicative message in terms of social signals, influencing other people's impressions and behavior towards someone. Khozyainova (2017) states that because of the influence and characteristics of the clothing effect, clothing acts as one of the elements of forming a core impression.…”

Section: Non-verbal Communication: Artifactualmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cross-Cultural Communication Understanding in Business and Economics ESP Teaching

Pratiwi

2022

English Education and Literature Journal

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Language teaching should have portions for cultural reviews and studies that are relevant to the topics and learners’ needs. This research was qualitative descriptive aimed to describe the cross-cultural understanding implementation in business and economic ESP class. It is significant to describe the class realization toward cultural aspect understanding since the findings are expected to enhance future class preparation. Better cultural-based-prepared material is believed to bring a better social impact on learners. Lecturers’ and students’ perspectives based on several interviews were the basis for final finding construction. Three English lecturers were involved. Snowball sampling was the sampling method employed resulting in 40 students involved in interviews. In the context of business and economics ESP in Universitas Putra Bangsa, lecturers provided material related to cross-cultural understanding in verbal realization i.e. in the level of words, phrases, clauses, and sentences. The above levels were introduced by the lecturers with cultural and contextual approaches. Students expected more strategic-applicable utterances for daily communication in a workplace setting. Lecturers delivered the general importance of non-verbal cross-cultural understanding in the form of kinesics (eye contact and gesture), proxemics, and artifactual in a workplace setting. Kinesics was prominent, while proxemics and artifactual were least prepared. Students found practical activities in non-verbal cross-cultural understanding realization were interesting and challenging. Keywords: communication; cross-cultural understanding; English for specific purposes

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Section: Non-verbal Communication: Artifactualmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cross-Cultural Communication Understanding in Business and Economics ESP Teaching

Pratiwi

2022

English Education and Literature Journal

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“…Uniting computational and psychological research in the field of clothing and impression formation was first proposed by Aghaei et al [5]. In their position paper, they argued that clothing-focused research in computer science and machine learning has the methods to venture beyond superficial categorizations (e.g., into colors or cuts [49,87]) towards processing the social signals within clothes.…”

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Psychological trait inferences from women’s clothing: human and machine prediction

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People use clothing to make personality inferences about others, and these inferences steer social behaviors. The current work makes four contributions to the measurement and prediction of clothing-based person perception: first, we integrate published research and open-ended responses to identify common psychological inferences made from clothes (Study 1). We find that people use clothes to make inferences about happiness, sexual interest, intelligence, trustworthiness, and confidence. Second, we examine consensus (i.e., interrater agreement) for clothing-based inferences (Study 2). We observe that characteristics of the inferring observer contribute more to the drawn inferences than the observed clothes, which entails low to medium levels of interrater agreement. Third, the current work examines whether a computer vision model can use image properties (i.e., pixels alone) to replicate human inferences (Study 3). While our best model outperforms a single human rater, its absolute performance falls short of reliability conventions in psychological research. Finally, we introduce a large database of clothing images with psychological labels and demonstrate its use for exploration and replication of psychological research. The database consists of 5000 images of (western) women’s clothing items with psychological inferences annotated by 25 participants per clothing item.

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“…Moreover, clothing has the ability to convey an individual's taste, identity, or affiliation with a specific group. Furthermore, one's social status can be discerned through their choice of attire [14]. Unfortunately, the younger generation's appreciation for cultural heritage has diminished in parallel with the globalization of contemporary culture despite Indonesia's abundant cultural diversity.…”

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An analysis of the dress of the female warriors of the palace of Mangkunegara I at the 1991 palace festival

Utami,

Sunarmi,

Adi Prabowo

2023

Dewa Ruci J. Pengkaj. dan Pencipta. Seni.

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The military apparatus in each region is established to maintain its sovereignty. The Prajurti women of the Mangkunegara Palace were an elite group of soldiers who participated in Raden Mas Said's struggle. As an extraordinary group of warriors in Mangkunegaran history, they have unique clothing that needs further research. The palace attire is one of the important cultural heritages that must be preserved. In Javanese culture, it is taught that dressing appropriately is in accordance with guidelines, situations, and conditions. This article discusses the attire of the Prajurti women of the Mangkunegara Palace, which was reintroduced during the Keraton Festival in 1991 by Trenggono. The research used descriptive analysis techniques, describing the research subject through collected data without analysis or drawing conclusions. The approach used was the aesthetic morphology approach of Thomas Munro. Based on this, this research explains the women's clothing of the Mangkunegara Palace Soldiers by Trenggono, which was displayed at the 1991 Palace Festival. The result shows that there is a discrepancy between the description of the attire of the Prajurti women of the Mangkunegara Palace in Serat Babad Nitik Mangkunegara I and II and the attire created by Trenggono.

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Clothing and People - A Social Signal Processing Perspective

Cited by 6 publications

References 41 publications

Cross-Cultural Communication Understanding in Business and Economics ESP Teaching

Cross-Cultural Communication Understanding in Business and Economics ESP Teaching

Psychological trait inferences from women’s clothing: human and machine prediction

An analysis of the dress of the female warriors of the palace of Mangkunegara I at the 1991 palace festival

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