The Phenomenon of Negative Emotions in the Social Existence of Human

Pavlova, Tetiana; Бобиль, В. В.

doi:10.15802/ampr.v0i14.115314

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“…So a person with a sufficiently high cultural level and seeing oneself as a part of society, in addition to recognizing the regulations, rules, norms of the society, is emotionally connected with it. That is, one seeks to avoid negative emotions as a reaction to one's behavior on the part of society and oneself; therefore, in addition to other factors, such as respect for the law, personality, freedom, responsibility, and others, the emotional factor has a great influence on one's social behavior [Pavlova & Bobyl 2018].…”

Section: Concept Typology Of Emotions and Their Role In Cognitionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Moral Emotions Phenomenon With Positive Valence as a Social Behavior Incentive

Pavlova

Pavlov

Khmarskyi³

2021

Epistem. Stud. in Phil., Soc. and Pol. Sci.

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The study aims at determining the role and significance of such moral emotions as nobility, gratitude, admiration for the socially significant behavior of a person in society. That involves identifying a close relationship between those emotions and personality’s social behavior and that they can be one of the main incentives for socially significant behavior – theoretical basis. The importance of ethical emotions with positive valence when making decisions with their implementation in society determines the research’s theoretical and methodological basis. Those are studied in the cognitive dimension of human social activity, considering their subjective experience and objectification. The authors determined that ethical emotions with positive valence, pleasant emotions stimulate a person to experience them again and behave socially desirable as such behavior allows reliving those emotions and self-actualizing. Emotions with a positive valence are most desirable for a person and are the essential behavior incentives in society. A person can act actively to achieve them, to experience them repeatedly, which is the basis of motivation for socially desirable and meaningful behavior. From exclusively subjective experiences, those emotions move into objectification, i.e., those motivated to act in conditions of a definite or indefinite social continuum. In due time, these socially crucial actions acquire normative content, sometimes even a form, since they serve as a model for others. Moral emotions with positive valence, empathy, rule-making, high culture, and responsibility to oneself and others form a good way of a person’s self-realization through positive social behavior. Furthermore, moral emotions with positive valence are the most important incentive for such behavior.

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Section: Concept Typology Of Emotions and Their Role In Cognitionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Moral Emotions Phenomenon With Positive Valence as a Social Behavior Incentive

Pavlova

Pavlov

Khmarskyi³

2021

Epistem. Stud. in Phil., Soc. and Pol. Sci.

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“…However, a man as a transcendental being is characterized by freedom, his deed is an act of free will, which is independent of external determinations. It is necessary to say about the emotional component of ethics and law (Petra_ zycki, 1955;Pavlova and Bobyl, 2018). A man always feels certain emotions (positive or negative) regarding ethical and legal reality (Frijda, 2001;Benartzi and Thaler, 2013;Grynko et al, 2017), which has an impact on a decision-making process in many spheres of public life (Barreto, 2006;Mynhardt and Plastun, 2013;Khmarskyi and Pavlov, 2017;Sardak et al, 2017;Velychko and Velychko, 2017;Krupskyi and Grynko, 2018).…”

Section: Metamorphosis Of Practical Mind In Kant's Ethical and Legal Discoursementioning

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Ethics and law in Kant’s views: the principle of complementarity

Pavlova

Zarutska²,

Pavlov

et al. 2019

IJOES

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Purpose The purpose of this study is to consider the complementarity of ethics and law with regard to the problem of their common existence in society through the identification of common and different characteristics in the philosophy of I. Kant. Design/methodology/approach This study is based on the observation that in modern society ethics and law remain the main social regulators and their co-existence requires the definition of their interaction and complementarity. Also, as this problem is closely related to issues of freedom and obligation, it is necessary to show their role in ethics and law. Findings The results show that the complementarity of ethics and law is due to the obligation that unites them, and the categorical imperative is the only postulate of ethics and the rights to execute, which allows a person to always remain worthy of his name. Ethics also has the meaning of legal capacity, and law means the recognition of people moral independence by public authorities. Thus, the law must protect a person not only from arbitrariness on the part of other people but also from the state power. Originality/value This paper uses a philosophical approach, the utility of which is that ethics and law are studied as elements of normative regulation system of the society in terms of the phenomenal and noumenal nature of a man. It is proposed to consider ethics and law not only as different social regulators, which have their own specifics but also as complementary elements of a single social being, which should exist together and not attempt to substitute one another.

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“…This work leads to the identification of correct affects and their influence on society due to human behaviours. The human actions are the result of their thoughts generated due to affects (emotions) Pavlova and Bobyl (2018). Human Computer Interaction (HCI) Carroll (2001) contains multiple applications of Speech Affect Recognition (SAR).…”

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Transfer Learning based Speech Affect Recognition in Urdu

Durrani,

Arshad

2021

Preprint

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It has been established that Speech Affect Recognition for low resource languages is a difficult task. Here we present a Transfer learning based Speech Affect Recognition approach in which: we pre-train a model for high resource language affect recognition task and fine tune the parameters for low resource language using Deep Residual Network. Here we use standard four data sets to demonstrate that transfer learning can solve the problem of data scarcity for Affect Recognition task. We demonstrate that our approach is efficient by achieving 74.7 percent UAR on RAVDESS as source and Urdu data set as a target. Through an ablation study, we have identified that pretrained model adds most of the features information, improvement in results and solves less data issues. Using this knowledge, we have also experimented on SAVEE and EMO-DB data set by setting Urdu as target language where only 400 utterances of data is available. This approach achieves high Unweighted Average Recall (UAR) when compared with existing algorithms.

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The Phenomenon of Negative Emotions in the Social Existence of Human

Cited by 8 publications

References 14 publications

Moral Emotions Phenomenon With Positive Valence as a Social Behavior Incentive

Moral Emotions Phenomenon With Positive Valence as a Social Behavior Incentive

Ethics and law in Kant’s views: the principle of complementarity

Transfer Learning based Speech Affect Recognition in Urdu

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