I'm one of those people who gets Seasonal Affective Disorder.
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That affective response matters — game consoles exist to be enjoyed.
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Kunis' prank is far more subtle and way more affective.
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In the end, whatever creates this affective experience is invaluable.
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It is more discursive than affective, more dogmatic than enigmatic.
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You may have heard the term seasonal affective disorder (SAD).
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Read more: Scientists Tested Therapy Against Antidepressants — Here's What They Found Light therapy could help with Seasonal Affective Disorder Light therapy is a treatment for a subtype of depression called Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD).
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Did it make you reflect on the affective labor of curation?
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"Our affective responses to the outside world drop off," he says.
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That research published in the Journal of Affective Disorders in 2011.
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In 1997, she published her findings in a book, Affective Computing.
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Responding in a bipartisan way is essential to any affective response.
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The mask can also be used to help with seasonal affective disorder.
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Probably the most famous example is this thing called Seasonal Affective Disorder.
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I wonder if it's created an affective experience for her that's working.
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He says the concepts of "emotional dissonance" and "affective labor" are key.
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His black and white photographs document the affective experiences of gentrification's toll.
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They also call them SAD lamps for people with seasonal affective disorder.
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"Out of Bed" is morbidly downtempo — it sounds like seasonal affective disorder.
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If so, maybe this cocktail will help rid you of Seasonal Affective Disorder.
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The group's work is described in the journal IEEE Transactions on Affective Computing.
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Today and tomorrow, you can join a health program exploring Seasonal Affective Disorder.
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The photos I've been describing have in common an affective approach to landscape.
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In both art forms, the affective impact of the work supersedes its meaning.
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Bake bread this weekend, and you'll strike a blow against seasonal affective disorder.
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But for women who do develop postpartum depression, "the risk of a later affective disorder is increased and the risk of a recurrent postpartum affective disorder episode is relatively high," said Rasmussen, a researcher with Statens Serum Institut in Copenhagen.
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THERE'S GOING TO BE BASICALLY MORE AFFECTIVE ADVERTISING, SO IT WON'T BE AS DISRUPTIVE.
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It's cold outside, dark, and seasonal affective disorder might be creeping up on you.
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I eat while sitting in front of my SAD lamp (for Seasonal Affective Disorder).
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Their work is published in the September issue of Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience .
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There's only one way to pull ourselves out of seasonal affective disorder: energy drinks.
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That's what a 2014 study in the journal Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience found.
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Her research examines the cognitive, affective, and physiological mechanisms behind intergroup conflict and discrimination.
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By the end, it's overwhelmingly affective, almost like a funeral chant for the planet.
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Seasonal Affective Disorder can be particularly acute if you enjoyed a sunny beach vacation.
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The manner is entirely objective, but the steps take on their own affective qualities.
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Probably not to the roughly 6 percent of Americans suffering from Seasonal Affective Disorder.
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In sexual touching, as distinct from the affective kind, touch seems driven toward necessity.
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"Individuals commonly assume their affective relationships to be reciprocal by default," the authors write.
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If only we could hibernate like bears to escape seasonal affective disorder's cold, hard grasp.
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And yes, curating is hugely about cooperation, communication, and negotiation — the bedrocks of affective labor!
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According to a 2005 study, outdoor exercise can be helpful in treating seasonal affective disorder.
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Though hardly a man of nuance, he had tapped into the subtleties of affective politics.
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" Affective labor is "historically associated with female qualities and is therefore usually expected of women.
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So I'm quite confident that there is affective polarization or emotional polarization in recent years.
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My eyes fogged with an affective memory of the Pit Crew dancing in their Rounderbums.
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Impreza provokes grins, even on those suffering from seasonal affective disorder after a long winter.
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For now, however, that might not be the safest way to fight your seasonal affective disorder.
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Affective empathy is the emotional kind, the one that allows you to feel another person's pain.
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But of course, penne with creamy tomato sauce is a very reliable seasonal affective disorder antidote.
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To understand how light therapy works, first you have to understand what causes seasonal affective disorder.
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Light therapy, or phototherapy, was prevalent long before seasonal affective disorder was considered an actual affliction.
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Some men are very skilled at reading affective cues, and some women find the task challenging.
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The show's visual spectrum runs from gray to olive, the affective one from dangerous to drab.
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"Affective forecasting is our ability to predict how events will make us feel," Dr. Gruman said.
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It's an even tougher time, though, if you experience seasonal affective disorder (SAD) or seasonal depression.
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What is real is the winter blues, more clinically known as seasonal affective disorder, or SAD.
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This could have been incoherent or unclear, but instead it's a compelling and affective tonal whiplash.
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There are two affective ideas here [patting the furry bunny ears of his Lapin Câlin chair].
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His poetry trades in more complexities and paradoxes of human experience than do his nevertheless affective paintings.
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When made transparent, the benefits of affective computing can certainly increase empathy in humans for one another.
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"There is often an affective bias, and it's often positive, but it can be negative," he says.
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Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a type of depression that's generally more severe in the winter months.
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For this group of voters, candidates have every incentive to inflame partisan negativity, further entrenching affective polarization.
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Winter depression — also known as seasonal affective disorder (SAD) — is a real problem for millions of people.
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Thatcher—political, but also affective—troubled me, because it cast a cold shadow over my filial love.
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Mason continued: Identity-based ideology can drive affective ideological polarization even when individuals are naïve about policy.
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I'd switch from clear liquors to brown in the winter months, to ward off seasonal affective disorder.
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It is a strenuous task to translate all the billions and gigatons into affective impact, into feelings.
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After seeing six psychiatrists, I was given a diagnosis of Bipolar Affective Disorder and a prescription for lithium.
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Seasonal affective disorder, or SAD, has come under similar scrutiny for wrongly suggesting that the holidays cause depression.
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By all logic, most Norwegians should be depressed with seasonal affective disorder by their long, dark, isolating winters.
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Not everyone is capable of affective empathy, and even those who are aren't always very good at it.
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"All together these symptoms seriously impair people's social, work, affective and interpersonal life and ... increase isolation," said Barbieri.
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Some people with seasonal affective disorder choose to wear yellow tinted glasses, which block out blue light rays.
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There are two types of empathy that augmented reality could help to foster: affective empathy, and cognitive empathy.
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Affective computing and emotional awareness in software are likely to come into common use sooner than in robotics.
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He was the first to describe and diagnose seasonal affective disorder and the light therapy that treats it.
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And for a minority of people who suffer from seasonal affective disorder (SAD), winter is quite literally depressing.
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It was probably the largest affective shot-chaser of my life, and it's left me a bit dizzy.
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No windows but it is right next to one of those Season Affective Disorder lamps, so that's something.
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But there is still much that can be learned about the role and affective impact of jihadist propaganda.
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If we are to decrease affective polarization in the United States, we need politicians that are politically moderate.
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Seasonal affective disorder was first given a name in 1984 by Dr. Norman E. Rosenthal and his colleagues.
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And I certainly would not be in a life that had an affective center based on one person.
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A moral emotion is something like hate or hope — an emotion that features normative judgment and affective mood.
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Seasonal Affective Disorder can be particularly acute if you enjoyed a sunny beach vacation over a winter holiday.
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Vautier's postmodern art thus aspires to employ the affective capability of popular sentiments, much as standard corporate culture does.
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Chances are, at least someone in your circle has gone ahead and diagnosed themselves with seasonal affective disorder (SAD).
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" He's made a work that does this by using pieces of found footage in what he terms "affective proximities.
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Noé hopes that, like the films he idolizes, the affective experience will be enough to excuse any interior hollowness.
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Photo via Stone Cold Fox's Facenbook Are you getting hit with some really awful seasonal affective disorder around now?
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I don't think there are many spaces in our regular western affective lives where there is space for that.
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Almost everyone is familiar with seasonal affective disorder (SAD), a type of depression that is related to the seasons.
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These affective norms can be counterintuitive, especially considering how many of our jobs require employees to feign loving attention.
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These can help to alleviate the symptoms of seasonal affective disorder for those who aren't getting enough natural light.
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Her forthcoming book, Conversion Disorder, continues in this unconventional style of diaristic fantasies, affective intuitions, and astute structural readings.
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It's his affective and emotional approach, together with his reactionary stance on identity issues, that binds his supporters together.
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Despite being a minor one-hour shift, DST can interfere with our biological clocks and contribute to seasonal affective disorder.
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" Four years later, Dr. Kanner sent his diagnosis to the Tripletts, which included the phrase "autistic disturbances of affective contact.
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Seasonal Affective Disorder—aptly referred to as SAD—is depression that follows a seasonal pattern for at least two years.
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Maybe you're one of the 14 million Americans suffering from Seasonal Affective Disorder [SAD], or maybe you're just lowercase sad.
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At the University College of London, professor Nadia Berthouze is using affective computing to develop software that can measure pain.
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They would be able to form stronger affective bonds with their customers, and thus charge higher rates for their labor.
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Unity takes on a different tone in Ram Kumar's strikingly affective painting "Unemployed Graduates," created eight years later, in 203.
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It's easy to spot the cynical uses of affective computing, especially once it becomes readily available through consumer fitness monitors.
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When you do little or nothing to broaden your support beyond your core voters you will generate extreme affective reactions.
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He moved to Deschutes County from Los Angeles in 2002, carrying a particular type of seasonal affective disorder with him.
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The risk is that these works, placed together, create the same cognitive and affective overload as our social media feeds.
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With each section, O'Brien returns to the affective weight of being called, treating the urge to rephrase as his calling.
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The young student spent his days wandering the art galleries of the old SoHo and taking in what was most affective.
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It's officially winter, the holidays are over, and two distinct roads lay ahead before the seasonal affective disorder really kicks in.
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Monica Trigoso, 21, San Antonio, TX If I don't manage my seasonal affective disorder, my depression will carry on into summer.
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Well, probably a few books, a video game console, and one of those bright lamps for people with seasonal affective disorder.
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The videos' tonal juxtapositions settle into normality, largely because the incongruous affective experiences swiftly blend into one recognizable, and deliberate, aesthetic.
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Collage utilizes the affective histories of disparate images by putting these histories into conversation with one another and creating visual associations.
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There is seasonally appropriate food that tastes good without making your waistline grow as rapidly as your Seasonal Affective Disorder symptoms.
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Doris Salcedo is interested in replicating the indefinite, affective qualities of mourning — its weight, intangibility, absurdity, and reliance on personal associations.
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Supporters of the proposal, however, included groups representing cricket players, people with seasonal affective disorder, pub owners, dog breeders and environmentalists.
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Here, though, the disorienting effect of audio and visual synchronicity feels more affective because of the religious content of the chants.
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Winter here in Russia is not so much a natural phenomenon, but rather a state of mind, it's much more affective.
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This "affective polarization" means we don't just disagree with one another but dislike and distrust those who don't share our views.
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What's striking about "Black Girl's Window," in contrast with those previous experiments, is how much more grounded and affective it is.
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A 2014 medical record from a South Korean hospital showed that he had been given a diagnosis of bipolar affective disorder.
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In 1943, however, he published a seminal article titled "Autistic Disturbances of Affective Contact" describing 11 such children; Donald was Case 1.
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But it makes sense to Hedy Kober, an assistant psychology professor at Yale University, who runs its Clinical and Affective Neuroscience Laboratory.
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Reaching the conclusion For their study, which was published in the journal Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience, the researchers conducted several tests.
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And if you're someone with seasonal affective disorder (aka SAD), then you may be brainstorming ways to combat the winter blues already.
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But it makes sense to Hedy Kober, an assistant psychology professor at Yale University, who runs its Clinical and Affective Neuroscience Laboratory.
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The distinction is what political scientists might call the difference between operational or philosophical ideology and symbolic, affective or identity-based ideology.
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This kind of affective computing has been around for decades, but industry experts say that in entertainment it's becoming even more common.
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It was his eyes that determined if Boyd Fortin's eyes in the portrait photograph were hauntingly affective and exactly what he wanted.
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According to Lisa Feldman Barrett, the director of Northeastern University's Interdisciplinary Affective Science Laboratory, emotions are not something that happen to you.
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Doris Salcedo is more interested in replicating the indefinite, affective qualities of mourning — its weight, intangibility, absurdity, and reliance on personal associations.
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Rafael Calvo thinks affective computing can do better than to make us vulnerable to companies that want to prey on our emotions.
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In the "moderate" lane — where Biden, Buttigieg, Klobuchar, and Bloomberg are battling it out — the effort to address trust is largely affective.
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To be considered seasonal affective disorder, a person needs to be experiencing at least five symptoms of depression, Gehrman tells Changing America.
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The 33rd São Paulo Biennial, Affective Affinities, at the Ciccillo Matarazzo Pavilion (Ibirapuera Park, Gate 3, São Paulo, Brazil) closes December 9.
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Instead, we need a politics that goes 'all the way down,' that is attentive to the dark places of affective and erotic life.
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A meta-analysis in the Journal of Affective Disorders last year found that paternal depression may be present in about 8% of men.
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Past research also suggests that people who tan may be at an increased risk of elevated stress and seasonal affective disorder - or SAD.
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Seriously, I'm one more spandex-in-springtime experience away from dropping the "seasonal" from seasonal affective disorder and never leaving my couch again.
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I found these suggestions playing out in the 33rd São Paulo Art Biennial which opened on September 7 under the title Affective Affinities.
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When I went to see my psychiatrist, she said the underlying cause was likely not the acne medication but Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD).
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He suggested I buy a "happy lamp," a bright light often used to treat seasonal affective disorder, to help me feel more rested.
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One market research firm predicted the global affective computing market to grow from $12.2 billion in 2016 to almost $54 billion in 2021.
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The fan scholar Mark Duffett has suggested that "fan screaming may be a form of 'affective citizenship,' " a communal defiance of ladylike behavior.
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However it critiques ideological extremes, the film's half-hearted embrace of opposing aesthetic and affective poles convolutes more than it calls to arms.
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Poulin is the COO of Sensaura, a Montreal-based software startup that proposes to bridge the gap between consumer wearables and affective computing.
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"If there were creatures on Uranus — and I don't think there are — seasonal affective disorder would be a lifetime thing," Dr. Hammel said.
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Seasonal affective disorder, or SAD, affects millions of people every year, mainly during the winter and those who live in cold northern climates.
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"Individuals commonly assume their affective relationships to be reciprocal by default," Two factors play an important role in social influence, reciprocity and directionality.
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Only about 6 percent of the population has seasonal affective disorder, a form of depression that is commonly understood as a winter affliction.
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The respondents, who were just taking a routine survey, weren't primed to think about seasonal affective disorder, nor did they have any expectation biases.
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If all this sounds familiar, you might be wondering whether you have a case of the winter blues — or, more seriously, seasonal affective disorder.
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When similar experiences begin to take place with companion robots or other affective devices, companies will risk losing customers on an even greater basis.
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The stimuli include showing images meant to spur attention and emotion from the International Affective Picture System database or asking subjects to rate risks.
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The study participants had a variety of diagnoses including schizophrenia, bipolar affective disorder, psychosis, depression, anxiety disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder and personality disorder.
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While Blue Monday may be mostly a myth, seasonal affective disorder, a type of depression that occurs this time of year, is very real.
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The appointment of Nagato, who is currently president of Japan Post Bank Co, the banking unit of Japan Post Holdings, is affective April 1.
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Here is Brehm's original language: Psychological reactance is an aversive affective reaction in response to regulations or impositions that impinge on freedom and autonomy.
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More From Tonic: It turns out that nearly a tenth of people who experience seasonal affective disorder feel their depressive symptoms in the summer.
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I currently tan off and on through out the year, mostly during the winter I tan to help combat symptoms of Seasonal Affective Disorder.
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Performers call the New York Public Library home for this particular installment of the regular comedy series, promising a cure for seasonal affective disorder.
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Still, they write, "studies that investigate O.S.A. management and the risk of developing affective disorders may yield strategies for effective prevention and intervention practices."
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There is also emerging research and evidence for seasonal affective disorder (SAD) which can affect mood due to lack of sunlight in winter months.
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I'm curious what all this means for affective computing, or the startups that try to analyze your facial expression to figure out how you're feeling.
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One, because I was sad, and two, because I have SAD — seasonal affective disorder, which renders me more hopeless and useless with each passing snowstorm.
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But getting out of town sounds like the perfect antidote for our mounting seasonal affective disorder: We want a vacation, and we want it now.
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Winter tomatoes exist, and if you approach them differently than you'd approach summer tomatoes, they can blast even the strongest seasonal affective disorder to shards.
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But before your seasonal affective disorder is fully triggered, you might want to hear what Sephora has waiting for you at the end of August.
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The surprising connections that emerge between visual inversion and a sense of the world turned on its head can yield different registers of affective response.
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"It's very likely that things like seasonal affective disorder involve this pathway," Jerome Sanes, a professor of neuroscience at Brown University, told NPR in December.
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Well, that affective experience is the body's way of informing you that the decision your analytic mind came to is at odds with your instinct.
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Such affective distance is the exact cause and effect that closes off this work to current realizations of icebergs as visual indicators of global warming.
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This can mean more electricity use and more symptoms of seasonal affective disorder — not to mention less after-work shopping, which takes an economic toll.
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A 2012 study published in Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience found that participants who meditated performed better in executive functioning tasks than those who didn't.
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His brothers asserted in court filings that Mr. Kwok had bipolar affective disorder and argued that the condition should disqualify him from running the conglomerate.
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How to combat seasonal affective disorder According to Dr. Shah, the easiest way to start taking action against SAD is to focus on light exposure.
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The risk for suicide is high among children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, according to a study data published in the Journal of Affective Disorders.
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If it's still dark outside when you wake up, Dautovich recommends turning on a strong light, like the ones used to treat seasonal affective disorder.
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But if affective computing and other technology in this area were adjusted slightly in their goals, they hold the potential to revolutionize the science of emotion.
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As far as affective reaction and satisfaction were concerned, this second group of volunteers agreed with the first group about which gifts would elicit what response.
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But in the near future, multiple devices equipped with facial, vocal and biometric sensors utilizing affective computing will be competing to analyze and influence our feelings.
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Together these monumental performances of subjection mount an intense and affective discourse on human existence, its relation to systems of control, to time, and to nature.
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The best thing about living in the South is that my seasonal affective disorder doesn't hang around throughout the spring like it did in New York!
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Under the watchful eye of infrared thermography, ear temperature could be used to assess positive or negative affective states in dogs in other — less straightforward — contexts.
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But their affective beauty and collectivist ethos show an American reality absent from the over-curated, individualistic delusions that pass for cultural self-representation these days.
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She adds complex tonal layers of affective nuance to their superbly rich surroundings, which themselves are bursting with art historical references and a wealth of knowledge.
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Figuratively Snowing Frosty Last year due to a fun little bout of Seasonal Affective Disorder ( S.A.D LOL) I put off Christmas shopping until December the 23rd.
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Every album on the Genero roster is a developed concept with a cohesive, affective experience, which is agreed upon by the audio, graphic, and visual artists.
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Webster, writing with Abramowitz, argued in a 2017 paper, "The Ideological Foundations of Affective Polarization in the U.S." that ideology plays the central role in partisanship.
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Fortunately in Germany today we have a very vigorous intellectual culture and can say what we want in order to resist this affective moment of denial.
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Shakespeare's seasonally affective romance will be brought to shelters, correctional facilities and community spaces throughout the five boroughs before arriving back home at the Public Theater.
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Gehrman says he's heard of people who moved from places close to the equator to places farther from the equator and subsequently developed seasonal affective disorder.
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Loss and forgetting are intimately bound to the affective life of married love, with its intricate temporality, its persistent (though sometimes hard-won) lack of closure.
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The "aesthetic" key analyzes an artwork's formal properties, while the "experiential" key highlights the affective and psychological impact a work can have on viewers across time.
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On Refusal gives us Rasheed inside of what the gallery's press release calls an "affective space," which is the simply the arena of emotion, attitude, and mood.
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His work has been overlooked since his 1996 death, only receiving recognition in 2018, including a solo presentation at the 33rd Bienal de São Paulo: Affective Affinities.
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There's a good chance you've heard of seasonal affective disorder (SAD), which is a type of depression with a seasonal pattern, according to the American Psychological Association.
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"Psilocybin experiences were reported as highly meaningful and spiritual, and associated with positive cognitive, affective, spiritual and behavioral effects lasting weeks to months," said the NYU study.
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It is melted snow and perpetual hat hair, chapped lips and Seasonal Affective Disorder, SantaCon and coming to terms with how shitty you are at wrapping presents.
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I'm arguing for a different kind of affective value, one that asks you to put your labor into better understanding yourself, not exhaustively (and exhaustingly) understanding another.
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For people already suffering from depression and/or seasonal affective disorder (SAD), NYE can worsen unpleasant feelings and moods that are already present, according to Dr. Kubiak.
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By the end of our conversation, he suggests I consider taking Wellbutrin, a "pretty clean drug" that's used to treat major depressive disorder and season affective disorder.
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Winter depression, seasonal affective disorder and regular depression can range from mild to debilitating, but Rosenthal has tips that have helped his patients overcome its disabling effects.
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Seasonal hormonal changes are more pronounced in people with seasonal affective disorder (SAD), a condition characterized by apathy, increased appetite, social withdrawal, and increased sleep and fatigue.
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Pellman writes that fall is one of the most stressful seasons for employees — daily routines change with dwindling sunlight, and seasonal affective disorder is in full swing.
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First came Larriquerrí, serving what his son Gabriel calls "affective memory cuisine:" family recipes he and his brother, Guilherme, grew up eating from their mom's (Rosa) kitchen.
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The growing strength of the kind of partisanship that is widespread today — whether you call it visceral, expressive, affective or tribal — undermines the workings of democratic governance.
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"If you think they look angry then you may respond angrily," said Abigail Marsh, the director of the Laboratory on Social and Affective Neuroscience at Georgetown University.
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As a result of the wintertime lethargy known as Seasonal Affective Disorder, or SAD, I tend to become an unproductive gloomy Gus whenever the sun goes away.
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According to a study published in the Journal of Affective Disorders in August, moderate and high-intensity exercise demonstrated a greater beneficial impact than low-intensity forms.
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The project is intellectual, involving a change in beliefs, but it is not only intellectual — and its intellectual character is inseparable from its affective and motivational character.
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A photograph of Beuys and the hare starts off the exhibition at Shin, setting the stage for other works struggling with effective (and affective) means of communication.
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If you too need rosé to dust off those last remnants of seasonal affective disorder and get pumped for sandal and fresh seafood season, we've got you covered.
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"This was a research project by my graduate student, Megan Traffanstedt," he clarified, before explaining that he didn't necessarily set out to lay seasonal affective disorder to rest.
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I have a nasty case of Seasonal Affective Disorder, the hilariously aptly acronymed SAD, which basically makes me feel like shit during the long, cold, dark winter months.
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There is perhaps nowhere better to meditate on the ambitious mission of the Biennial than atop "Personal Plots" (2019), American artist Andrea Zittel's quietly affective bench-like contribution.
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John Kasich Positives: Likelihood of running, elite support, electability, competence, political experience, stature/popularity Negatives: Ideology, Trumpism, not NeverTrump, conservative media, age/vigor/charisma, affective partisanship Ohio Gov.
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The new study, published in May in the the Journal of Affective Disorders, strengthens that association by adding data from South America, where little had been previously documented.
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"The risk of postpartum affective disorder (AD) among women with no previous psychiatric disease is low," lead study author Marie-Louise Rasmussen told Reuters Health in an email.
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It's around the time of the year when people start to talk about seasonal changes to their mood and energy level — most commonly, seasonal affective disorder, or SAD.
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That overestimation was most likely a result of something called affective forecasting, said Jamie Gruman, a professor and senior research fellow at the University of Guelph in Canada.
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"If there were creatures on Uranus — and I don't think there are — seasonal affective disorder would be a lifetime thing," the planetary scientist Heidi Hammel told The Times.
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Unlike a healthy theory, which must correspond with empirical facts, a healthy emotion is one that contributes to neurochemical homeostasis or other affective states that promote biological flourishing.
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First, this is measuring "affective polarization" — that is to say, the difference between how warmly people view the political party they favor and the political party they oppose.
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MMSphere's last color, amber, doesn't have much of a skin care benefit, but it may be a mood booster, and is sometimes used to treat seasonal affective disorder.
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"If there were creatures on Uranus — and I don't think there are — seasonal affective disorder would be a lifetime thing," Heidi Hammel, a planetary scientist, told The Times.
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How to Cope With Seasonal Affective Disorder Here are a few ways for patients and their doctors to address the disorder, ranging from most to least widely used.
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These documents give a sense of Buchanan's professional life, self-deprecating humor, and working methods, as well as her interest in the affective value of materials, methods, and means.
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KS: I think what's interesting is seeing how each group is really tailoring its practice to be more impactful or affective or coherent with the institution that they're challenging.
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In order to help us concentrate on the excitement of the season and avoid slipping into fits of seasonal affective disorder, Starbucks is giving customers a special deal today.
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I think that the marriage of the domestic fake news operations, the domestic RNC Republican allied data, you know, combined with the very affective capabilities that the Russians brought.
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Blinking hard, I rotate the knob on my pink Himalayan sea salt lamp to counteract the already dawning dose of S.A.D. or seasonal affective disorder (self-diagnosed, of course).
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Statistically, studies suggest between two and five percent of Canadians and as many as nine percent of Alaskans will experience Seasonal Affective Disorder at some point in their lives.
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In other words, Naong appeared to be capable of "affective forecasting," or the ability to predict the outcome of never-before-experienced situations by recombining parts of past situations.
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Spike Jonze's projection of our intensified personal relationships with virtual assistants assumes that gender, heterosexuality, and feminized affective labour will continue to exist even beyond human and corporeal relationships.
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That phrase may stir up bad memories of the final season of "Game of Thrones," but there is a greater risk with the changing seasons: seasonal affective disorder (SAD).
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Service work constitutes a higher percentage of American labor than it has in the past, which means more "affective labor, the work of feelings," is required of today's workers.
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In the same way, these paintings are a kind of emotional cartography; they exist as markers of psychological states, of ecstatic moods, much like the affective role of music.
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Such a gesture, while it doesn't shift policy, has affective worth: it offers a visual representation of who we stand with and a recognition of who stands with us.
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Darkened, dramatically spotlit, and replete with affective staging, Savage Beauty did the praise-worthy work of recreating the resplendent vision of a beloved designer who left us too soon.
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Neuroscientists at the University College London's Affective Brain Lab put 4 people in scenarios where they could repeatedly lie and get paid more based on the magnitude of their lies.
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The M.S. in Arts Administration is yet another example of how we are working together to perpetuate both inspiration and affective action to further the creative and expressive arts industry.
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By joining together in communal bonds of solidarity, adherents often staked everything they had — all their material wealth, as well as their affective energies — on the survival of the group.
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"I think that the take-home for me is that we're going to need a multi-pronged approach to gun violence prevention in this country for it to be affective."
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Back in 2015, Cyrus told Marie Claire that Hannah Montana was "like Toddler and Tiaras" and that she had anxiety issues and seasonal affective disorder from working 12-hour days.
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Brain Power is just one of several competing boutique startups in the fast-growing market of affective computing, which now also includes companies like Emotient, Realeyes, Beyond Verbal, and Sension.
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Many times, inadequate, disrupted sleep can lead to less productivity throughout the day, and even affect people in ways they may not predict -- from sleep deprivation to seasonal affective disorder.
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Around 4 to 6 percent of people may experience seasonal depression, and up to 20 percent may experience mild seasonal affective disorder, according to the American Academy of Family Physicians.
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In it he may suggest, in the spirit of Rammellzee's Ikonoklast Panzerism, that the most important thing to be is part of armed networks, assemblages, and environments that produce affective responses.
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Meanwhile, Cornell psychiatrist William Frosch, author of "Moods, madness, and music: Major affective disease and musical creativity," was able to connect the creativity of groundbreaking musical artists to their psychiatric disorders.
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Her manager was mostly positive, encouraging her to work remotely for the winter season in a sunnier location to curb her seasonal affective disorder and scheduling monthly mental health check-ins.
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However forthcoming the participants, Rowe's artistic talk therapy contributes to a growing body of work, including Marina Zurkow's and Una Chaudhuri's Dear Climate project, that grapples with climate change's affective implications.
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People who experience seasonal affective disorder, aka SAD, in the summer (totally a thing) might notice that they have a decreased appetite as well as trouble sleeping, weight gain, and anxiety.
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Brandon Hidaka, a researcher at the University of Kansas who wrote a paper on "Depression as a disease of modernity," published in the Journal of Affective Disorders, has some informed guesses.
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That said, the rhetoric swirling around Brexit has escalated to such an extreme that it is best understood by focusing on the affective or psychological currents at play, such as nostalgia.
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If you live somewhere that's warm all year, you have it even worse—watching holiday movies with snow incepts an insidious FOMO on the spine chills, shivers, and Seasonal Affective Disorder.
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We were going to be OK. However, as I learned throughout our lunch, the clouds I felt hanging over Buress extend a bit beyond just a touch of seasonal-affective disorder.
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Turn on a light box Light therapy is an effective treatment for seasonal affective disorder (SAD), but experts agree that it works to treat symptoms of major depressive disorder as well.
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But with FOMO, that regret can be broadcast into the future, what's referred to as "affective forecasting"—trying to predict how we might feel based on events that haven't happened yet.
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So far, progress in affective computing has depended on facial recognition software, which reads people's emotions pretty much the same way that people do: by looking at their faces for cues.
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However, installed for the first time in Poland and at a museum focused on history of Polish Jews in Warsaw, his works veer more towards elegy, the affective, and the ineffable.
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Without relying on often pornographic representations of anti-Black violence, the diptych is a deeply affective representation of the incalculable loss of Black life at the hands of white racial terror.
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Researchers agree that cleaning out your detritus is good for you in general and may be extra helpful in the springtime, when many people are still shaking off seasonal affective disorder.
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Congratulations on your new LifeBrite Sadness Lamp, clinically proven to treat seasonal affective disorder ( SAD ), as well as depression that just seems to get worse over time, regardless of the season.
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You've probably heard of seasonal affective disorder, but here's a refresher: SAD occurs when cold-weather changes, such as shorter daylight hours, set off a major depressive episodes in some people.
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But now that bone-chilling temperatures and seasonal affective disorder have fully settled in, it's time for a stiff drink, but one that reminds us of sunnier times and hard bodies.
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" The Star Wars actress pointed Alex to the various groups that are available for people with affective disorders (depression, bipolar, etc), reminding the writer that "we have been given a challenging illness.
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The book is divided into three sections: documentation of artworks that incorporate or intervene in blockchain protocols, creative works including speculative fictions that explore the technology's affective potential, and a theory section.
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It could possibly occur in two consecutive winters by chance—and that, coupled with the cultural expectation [of seasonal affective disorder] could be enough to convince someone that their depression is seasonal.
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One possible culprit for feeling low this time of year is seasonal affective disorder: It's typically associated with winter, but warmer temperatures and brighter days aren't always enough to lift the blues.
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Some researchers and critics argue that any claims that algorithms can make judgements based on perceived mood or facial reaction (sometimes called "affective computing") amount to little more than modern day phrenology.
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Another study found that roughly 5 percent of the population suffers from Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), a condition that can often be remedied by spending time outdoors along with daily physical activity.
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Another possible culprit for feeling low this time of year is seasonal affective disorder: It's typically associated with winter, but warmer temperatures and brighter days aren't always enough to lift the blues.
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Psychologists often classify it as a secondary emotion—one that follows from a primary reaction, such as fear or shame, and can take many affective forms, from tears to screaming to silence.
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In line with other work on "affective forecasting," the people in the control condition overestimated their positive emotions and underestimated the intensity of their negative emotions over the course of the month.
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As opposed to starting with a gene mapped to a behavior in nonhumans where I can never be certain that this is really affective of the condition that I want to treat.
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Over and above the personal benefits of meditation one can imagine that populations engaged in such practices would expand their awareness of the inadequacy and futility of some of our affective responses.
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It's the exhausted 75 percent, people who are defined not by any common ideology but by an affective state — they are simply worn out by the endless war between these two armies.
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The consortium provides the bulk of the lab's annual budget of about $75 million to conduct research on technologies such as "wearable computing, tangible interfaces, and affective computing," according to MIT's website.
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" —Jennifer L. Taitz, PsyD, LA-based clinical psychologist "Whether you suffer from seasonal affective disorder or not, the evidence is strong that getting outside just for a little bit can be very helpful.
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On the one hand, harnessing artificial empathy is considered an essential step toward integrating robots and artificial intelligences into human society as it will allow for more fluid and affective human-robot interaction.
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Seasonal affective disorder — a form of low-grade depression that usually happens when it's dark and cold — is common, but suicides are actually more likely to happen in the spring and early summer.
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Mercury retrograde has a bad reputation; however, there are affective ways to work with the energy: focus on old projects instead of starting new ones, and slow down and make time to unwind.
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And because the answers to the survey are self-reported, individuals who have conditions like schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder or bipolar affective disorder, may have a diminished ability to do so accurately, Cooney said.
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While you might have heard the term 'winter blues' before, there is a more severe form of winter depression known as seasonal affective disorder (SAD) that affects about 10 million people each year.
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It can encompass the nebulous and the scientific, the affective and the effective alike: sound baths and crystal healing, face masks and pore strips, therapy and traditional internal medicine, CBD and, well, TBD.
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In an effort to outrun more than a year of depression and grief, and the seasonal affective disorder that swamped me most winters since childhood, I had become a 37-year-old snowbird.
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This story originally appeared on WIRED UK. For the small subsection of the population who experience full-blown seasonal affective disorder (SAD), it's even worse—winter blues mutate into something far more debilitating.
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The ephemera provide an important history lesson, especially for a war that is disappearing from America's collective memory, but the exhibition's most affective works are those that convey the pathos of the experience.
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There's a weird background assumption in these discussions that economic/employment benefits and losses are real, while public health is a "social" benefit, a kind of affective bonus that makes lefties feel good.
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Our prefrontal cortex—the part of the brain responsible for planning, personality, and moderating social behavior—dozes off when we drink alcohol, according to new research published this week in Cognitive, Affective, & Behavioral Neuroscience.
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Because seasonal affective disorder is often linked to light exposure, they looked to see whether respondents in the northernmost regions of the country (with low light exposure) reported being depressed at a higher rate.
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"Centurión's form of activism and resistance was intimate and affective, focusing on love, spirituality, and humor — the shelter, or abrigo, that art can provide in a hostile world," said exhibition curator Gabriel Pérez-Barreiro.
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Whether or not you have seasonal affective disorder (SAD), a type of depression with a seasonal pattern, at some point in the fall and winter months, you may have considered purchasing a therapy light.
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Ted Cruz Positives: Ideology, stature/popularity, fundraising, affective partisanship Negatives: Electability, elite support As the runner-up to Trump for the Republican presidential nomination, Cruz is a logical figure to potentially challenge the president.
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Some people with seasonal affective disorder choose to wear yellow-tinted glasses to feel better, and others have used light therapy that gives them the feeling of standing outside on a pleasant sunny day.
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He began collecting the words that she and other patients used most frequently, organizing this vocabulary into categories, in an attempt to capture pain's temporal, sensory, and affective dimensions, as well as its intensity.
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She saw parallels between problems computers had with facial recognition and those of people with autism, and so she grounded her early research in using affective computing to assist autistic people with emotion identification.
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Going viral introduces a fair degree of complexity into our affective relation to viruses: feared, when we become their targets and possible hosts; desired, when they are our instruments for reaching a sizable audience.
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The most emotionally affective writing in this collection, in fact, comes from one of its longest entries: a recollection of the author's father, written during a trip on the 5,772-mile Trans-Siberian Railway.
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Some even succumb to seasonal affective disorder, a form of depression that tends to occur at higher rates in colder regions and is hypothesized to be related to the lack of daylight in those regions.
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From the softest ambient textures to the loudest industrial noise, Hosono spent much of the 1980s experimenting with the outer limits of recorded audio as a medium for both affective enjoyment and for big ideas.
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Although Zoe's project is really grounded in an early twentieth century industrial imaginary, for me Kate Valk's role haunts Zoe's film with the kind of affective versatility and erratic rhythms that characterize 21st-century work.
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Affective partisanship: Trump may have had limited ties to the Republican Party, but he owed much of his appeal to the Republican base to his over-the-top attacks on Barack Obama and other Democrats.
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And because sunlight triggers the release of serotonin (the "happy hormone" that's important for feeling alert and stable), life in the dark puts your buddy at an increased risk of depression and seasonal affective disorder.
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Yellow's mood improving qualities could be assumed to help seasonal affective disorder -- a specific type of depression that reoccurs each year during fall and winter, and is believed to be influenced by lack of sunlight.
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As its name suggests, seasonal affective disorder is a "depressive disorder or mood disorder that occurs most often in the winter," Sharkey told me, though psychiatrists also have records of patients suffering from summer depression.
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To see the applicable research you'd have to search for scientists working on Affective Computing, Positive Computing, Behavior Change, Addiction, Neurosignaling, Neuroplasticity, Neurosensing, Attention Network Training, Cognitive Training, Epigenetics, HRV, GSR, Artificial Intelligence and more.
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In better moments, art can give form and weight to the structural drivers of catastrophe that are typically so large as to be inconceivable — lending affective power to the inconvenient truths we'd rather not visualize.
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Seasonal affective disorder, or SAD for short, is the feeling of depression that many experience during the cold months of winter, when the days are shorter and exposure to natural sunlight is at a minimum.
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CannabisPhoto: Ethan Miller (Getty Images)It might take just one puff of cannabis to quickly if temporarily dull depression, depending on the strain, suggests a new study published this month in the Journal of Affective Disorders.
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On the other hand, Hermann Nitsch's bloody-hell-good "Untitled" (1984–1998) painting/combine seemed a circumspect zone of glorious past combat, while Berlinde de Bruyckere's affective "Aanéén" (2003) sculpture, the human result of that combat.
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Despite being a minor shift, DST has some significant consequences — it can disrupt our biological clocks and contribute to seasonal affective disorder, so it's important to get enough sleep as your body acclimates to the change.
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" Because of the way that online technologies open up these degrees to which people can participate in an affective networking of paranoia or of a particular kind of feeling, you're not necessarily saying, "I'm feeling paranoid.
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And if you've ever suffered from Seasonal Affective Disorder during the dreary, gray days of what may seem like a never-ending winter, you know that the promise of increased sunlight truly is cause for celebration.
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Yellow's mood-improving traits can be assumed to help seasonal affective disorder, a type of depression that occurs each year during fall and winter, believed to be influenced by lack of sunlight, or the color yellow.
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It's that wonderful time of year that signals your brain to push just a little bit more and your lingering season affective disorder will soon be lost to sunshine and 75-degree days at the ballpark.
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According to the team, its discovery could have far reaching clinical applications, particularly for those with sleep disorders such as jet lag, seasonal affective disorder, and other disorders which mess with the suprachiasmatic nucleus' circadian clock.
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If he becomes president, that's what you are going to get: someone who's very interested in affective toughness, totally unconcerned with policy issues, and blithely confident that the worse things get the better off he'll be.
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The experience is startlingly affective in works like "What happened on that day really set me on a path (red and blue)" (2018), which appears to depict a man and young woman walking among a crowd.
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It's impossible to say whether drinking alcohol or using marijuana causes violence, but several studies — including a recent analysis published in the journal Cognitive, Affective, and Behavioral Neuroscience— suggest a link between alcohol and violent behavior.
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As we enter the shortest, darkest month of the year, the streaming services of the world have banded together to provide us with a varied, colorful array of viewing options to stave off seasonal affective disorder.
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He's released seven studio albums since his first in 20163 and embarked on a number of tours (including the 24-stop "Surfjohn Stevens Christmas Sing-A-Long: Seasonal Affective Disorder Yuletide Disaster Pageant on Ice" in 2012).
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And that could lead to sleep deprivation, depression, and, ultimately, a more severe, chronic version of these symptoms called seasonal affective disorder, which already affects 9% of Alaskans, compared to just 6% of the entire United States.
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So a team from Sweden's Karolinska Institutet and Britain's University College London used national register data to look at more than 1.3 million people in Sweden, and tracked diagnoses of non-affective psychotic disorders among the population.
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Tester, a member of the Senate Indian Affairs Committee, says said he's more focused on issues affective Native American communities, such as poverty, health services and access to clean water, than Warren's claims of American Indian ancestry.
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Light therapy, a long-standing treatment for seasonal affective disorder in which patients sit for half an hour in front of a very bright light box, is often used for several mornings after the initial all-nighter.
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" Webster replied: I'd be more inclined to say that negative partisanship has helped to perpetuate and exacerbate the degree of partisan polarization that we have in the U.S. Iyengar contended that "affective divergence exceeds policy-related divergence.
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"We say that someone has winter depression or seasonal affective disorder if they have this pattern of depressive symptoms consistently in the winter months," says clinical psychologist and associate professor Philip Gehrman of the University of Pennsylvania.
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"The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart," an import from the National Theater of Scotland, arrives on these shores to teach Americans plagued by seasonal affective disorder how to soar on the wings of a rambunctiously told yarn.
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It should work like a passageway, through which a blurred idea — as it is breathing its new form through color, line and light — elicits an affective response in the viewer that paves the sense of personal responsibility.
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Yet, as the biennial's title Affective Affinities, suggests, one is expected to come to each curated section, each solo project, each discrete discussion led by one's feelings, discovering a rapport with the work (or not) over time.
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Now, however, seasonal affective disorder is considered to be a subset of major depression, says Sabrina Brem, a family nurse practitioner and assistant professor at the Columbia University School of Nursing, whose research focuses on anxiety and depression.
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Now, it's intruding an AI Programming with Python nanodegree, as well as a Computer Vision program (which it created with Nvidia and Affective) and a Natural Language Processing nanodegree build in partnership with Amazon Alex and IBM Watson.
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"I think people's sense is that there is some connection between online misinformation and polarization, especially the emotional or affective component of polarization, where people just have a dislike for their out-group or out-party," he said.
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Much more affective than just adding it by credit card on his account because we printed out the graphic and put it in a card for him and he was able to add it to his own account.
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Notably, Leeners' research did not look at the disorder known as premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD), a severe clinical mood disorder that consists of a number of affective, behavioral, and somatic symptoms that recur monthly during the menstrual cycle.
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Using Twine, a new generation of writers has bloomed, creating seriously surreal, affective, speculative, and highly personal playable fiction on subjects that don't normally get a lot of purchase in the games world: bodies, gender, sex, and depression.
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Though all his compositions straddle abstraction, Twombly is so much better, so much more richly psychic, when he stays within two-dimensional, collaged space so as to create unexpectedly affective territories where connections are made to be undone.
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Scientists at the University of Siena in Italy found that regular, early-morning use of a light box – similar to those used to combat Seasonal Affective Disorder or SAD - helped men increase testosterone and improved their sex lives.
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At its core, it's a deeply affective letter from a son to his mother, colored by memories of migration, loss, intergenerational trauma, and the kind of love that leaves you in tears, alternating between deep gratitude and rage.
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These, in fact, are the affective heart of the book, and allow Ortberg to summon the joy of transition without getting mired in agonized (and self-flattering) disclaimers over what it means to adopt the mantle of maleness.
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"Playing a casual video game even briefly can restore individuals' affective abilities, making it a suitable activity to restore mood in response to stress," researchers concluded, according to the abstract published by the National Center for Biotechnology Information.
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Technically, only about 6 percent of the population of the United States has Seasonal Affective Disorder, a form of depression that is commonly understood as a winter affliction, though it can occur at other times of the year.
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Her national "sentimentality quartet"—The Anatomy of National Fantasy, The Queen of America Goes to Washington City, The Female Complaint, and Cruel Optimism—addresses precarious publics and the aesthetics of affective adjustment in the contemporary U.S. and Europe.
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The sad part is we can't seem to tell a story past the one about reducing the black body from being full and affective citizens of the U.S. We're still going in circles because of the historical context.
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"We suspected that there may be a basic biological principle of how our brain works that contributes to this phenomenon," said co-author Tali Sharot, director of the Affective Brain Lab at University College London, at the briefing.
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Researchers say that the fact that Naong could predict whether different flavour combinations would taste good was key, as it shows "affective forecasting"—the ability to predict whether a situation will be pleasurable or not by remembering previous experiences.
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Teaching your child empathy is important, but there are actually two kinds of empathy: cognitive empathy (being able to take the perspective of another person) and affective empathy (understanding of your own feelings and being able to articulate them).
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"The internet environment immerses us in different affective states where validation, endorsement, guilt, social shaming, humiliation, vitriol, and rituals of bullying can provide a motivation to gaze at others and follow them through their everyday life journeys," says Ibrahim.
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Researchers from the National Institutes of Health and Ohio State University published their findings in Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience after studying the effects of the drug on between 80 and about 120 college students across three different experiments.
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In the first part, Americans who scored high on an empathy scale showed higher levels of "affective polarization"—defined as the difference between the favorability rating they gave their political party and the rating they gave the opposing party.
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Fact-checking is like exposure therapy for partisans, and there is some reason to believe in what researchers call an "affective tipping point," where "motivated reasoners" start to accept hard truths after seeing enough claims debunked over and over.
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Psychologists who study how our feelings and behaviors have evolved over time maintain all our affective states (such as moods and emotions) have a useful role: They alert us to states of the world we need to respond to.
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A study from 2016 looked at every person born in Denmark from 1983 to 2002 and found that those with infections treated with anti‐viral medications and those requiring hospitalizations were more likely to have schizophrenia and affective disorders.
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Both sexes were also asked to predict how much of an "affective reaction", as psychologists label such things as smiles and hugs, the receiver would show in response to a particular gift and which would create the greater long-term satisfaction.
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I'm not going to tl;dr his argument, but I will tell you that he reminds us to separate affective empathy and cognitive empathy, and to think about the effect each has when we value the concept as a whole.
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This intellectually imposed structure overwhelms the emotional undercurrent of the novel, the more dramatic, affective, one-way arrow of bodily time: Andret's aging beyond the young years when great mathematics generally is done, his slow path from cirrhosis to death.
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While some types of depression, such as seasonal affective disorder or other climate-triggered mood disorders, may improve by moving to a different location, for many cases of depression, it's not so much where you live as how you live.
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Wrestling reactions are most akin to that moment when you jump in a video game and find yourself jerking a controller; you are being played by the game as much as vice versa, locked in a reciprocal relationship of affective manipulation.
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The so-called affective turn was propelled, in no small part, by a series of essays, starting in the mid-nineteen-nineties, by the late Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick, who had become fascinated by the work of the psychologist Silvan Tomkins.
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Ephemera provides an important history lesson, especially for a war that is disappearing from America's collective memory, but the most affective works in World War I and the Visual Arts are those that convey the pathos of the war experience.
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While I strongly support trying to understand how and why people think the way they do, relying on affective empathy—feeling another's pain—causes us to focus on anecdotes, favor individuals similar to us, and harbor other irrational and dangerous biases.
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If you and your seasonal affective disorder relate more to the latter experience, however, might I suggest welcoming a new addition to your Christmas movie canon: It's time to watch Paul Thomas Anderson's Phantom Thread, the ultimate anti-Christmas movie.
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The linguist Dan Jurafsky writes of a phenomenon called semantic bleaching, in which words, most often in the affective realm, lose their power with the passage of time, so that the "awe" fades from "awesome" and "horrible" becomes merely unpleasant.
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Photography is still held to have some measure of honesty, or a documentary nature to the images it captures (or, more accurately, creates); yet smell is less objective, since it conjures up memories and associations in immediate, primal, and affective ways.
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So it wouldn't matter if you're black or a quarter black, whether you just came from Africa or the Caribbean, what would matter is that wherever we are, we are allowed to be full and affective members of the society.
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Researchers also had study participants complete a survey known as the Empathy Quotient, often used to measure both cognitive empathy (the ability to recognize another person's thoughts and feelings) and affective empathy (the ability to respond appropriately to those thoughts and feelings).
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Insomnia affects between 40 and 80 percent of overweight and obese men, said Serge Brand of the Center for Affective, Stress and Sleep Disorders at the Psychiatric Clinics of the University of Basel in Switzerland, who was not part of the new study.
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In 1980, the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, published by the American Psychiatric Association, redefined manic-depressive psychosis, in which patients swing alternately between major depression and mania, as bipolar affective disorder, in part as a result of Dr. Fieve's research.
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"Wide Sargasso Sea" excavates the deep veins of sadness running beneath an otherwise opaque act of angry destruction, and Plath's poems are invested in articulating the complicated affective braids of bitterness, irony, anger, pride and sorrow that others often misread as monolithic sadness.
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For example, psychology has lately started to let go of its once-sharp distinction between "cognitive" and "affective" parts of the mind; it has started to see that feelings are so finely intertwined with thoughts as to be part of their very coloration.
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Our affective connection to the painting instead must come through imagining the weight of Hercules's club on his shoulder and his satisfaction as he surveys the defeated King Geryon, face down before him – or through understanding the emotional expressiveness of male buttocks.
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Beguiled by the affective fallacy, he's made several miscalculations in crafting his meticulously arranged musical vapor cloud; inducing hypnosis in a listener requires higher levels of energy and sonic thickness, because inducing anything in a listener requires aesthetic intensity of any sort.
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While both sides in the debate over "affective" versus "ideological" partisanship marshal reams of survey data in support of their positions — often data from the same surveys — one thing both sides are in full agreement on is that partisan hostility has reached new heights.
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"While nobody knows for sure why people get summer depression, there are two main culprits: light and temperature," says Norman Rosenthal, a clinical professor of psychiatry at Georgetown University Medical School and one of the researchers who first coined the term Seasonal Affective Disorder [SAD].
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The bulk of the BRIC Biennial will be exhibited at BRIC House and will focus on the theme "Affective Bodies," drawing from affect theory, which places emphasis on bodily experience rather than on learned knowledge, highlighting artists who address the lived experience of these neighborhoods.
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In a forthcoming paper, "Policy Over Party: Comparing the effects of candidate ideology and party on affective polarization," Yphtach Lelkes, a political scientist at the University of Pennsylvania, reports that voters in primary elections prefer candidates who are willing to take more extreme positions.
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"When people are letting their minds wander is when certain affective states can creep in, and it's a time when we can ruminate on prior stressors or we can get anxious about future events," said Kevin LaBar, study co-author and head of the university's neuroscience program.
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While we may have applied AI based on the modeling of our left brain, which is associated with logic, reasoning and can effectively replace our left brain, the strong AI or full AI (also called affective computing) that combines logic, cognition, emotion and empathy is largely unexplored.
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Lisa Feldman Barrett, the lead author on the study and the director of Northeastern University's Interdisciplinary Affective Science Laboratory, introduced the concept of "emotional granularity," or the notion that the better you are at finely tuning and communicating your feelings, the more precise emotions you'll experience.
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But the devil is in the details, and the kind of details photographs are good at are visual and affective, different from the kind of details we might call "political," which have to do with laws, fine shades of linguistic meaning and the distribution of power.
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ICA/Boston's current exhibition, When Home Won't Let You Stay: Migration Through Contemporary Art, presents recent sculpture, installation, painting, and video works by 219 contemporary artists — many of them immigrants or members of the African diaspora — that highlight the affective and material traces of current migration events.
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And through the determined, and indeed deliberate, legislative failures of his first few terms in office, King succeeded in creating the conditions for today's right-wing uprisings—in fostering the toxic resentment and affective rage that has supplanted any legitimate governing impulse in the mindset of congressional Republicans.
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Ilana especially got more character development than she has in a long time: This season explored her depression and seasonal affective disorder, gave her a serious boyfriend in Lincoln (Hannibal Buress, a returning MVP), and helped her get over crippling Trump-related anxiety so she could have orgasms again.
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"We know there are scents in particular and types of music that are seasonally affective or preferred, and we know that if we have the wrong cues at the wrong time of year, they can actually be detrimental to the kinds of behaviors that retailers want," Spangenberg said.
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"Much research on nature experience assumes that too few generations have passed for natural selection to shift the adaptedness of affective and cognitive functioning from the conditions of hominid evolution, and that humans are therefore poorly adapted to living in urban environments, broadly defined," Kahn and Hartig write.
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Her national sentimentality trilogy — The Anatomy of National Fantasy (1991), The Queen of America Goes to Washington City (1997), and The Female Complaint (2008) — has now morphed into a quartet, with Cruel Optimism (2011) addressing precarious publics and the aesthetics of affective adjustment in the contemporary U.S. and Europe.
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His children like to make fun of his pronunciation (he says " nwauw -se-ating" and "be- coss "), and he and his wife, a warm, wry, dark-blond Californian who can seem like his affective opposite, have a running dispute about how to say names such as Craig and Carrie.
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Will affluent white liberals, whose expressive or affective partisan identification has been with the Democratic Party, continue to be steadfast members of the left coalition if they perceive imminent threats to their economic well-being, their property values, their children's educational opportunities and their own relatively homogeneous neighborhoods?
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The default setting for primate social organization in these movies, human and otherwise, is patriarchal, and while a few female apes and a young human girl appear on screen, the filmmakers' inability to flesh out the familial and affective dimensions of an otherwise richly rendered reality is frustrating.
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Hogan's popularity shows how ultimately tenuous the progressive coalition that sustains the Democratic Party really is: Remove affective conservatism—reactionary culture-war-stoking and blunt appeals to white supremacy—from the plutocratic agenda, and well-off liberals may find themselves far more receptive to a right-wing politician.
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"If you ask people to lie, they will do it differently and show very different behavioral cues than if they truly lie, knowing that they may go to jail or face serious consequences if caught," Maja Pantic, a Professor of Affective and Behavioral Computing at Imperial College London, told New Scientist.
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And, most frightening, in a time of extremely high partisanship, driven more and more by affective loyalties and fear of the other party, we don't know how much democratic transgression Republicans (in Congress, the media, and in the mass public) would tolerate if it meant keeping Democrats from gaining power.
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Google searches for "lamp for seasonal affective disorder" have skyrocketed since 2016, according to Google Trends — perhaps not surprisingly, people tend to look into buying these products in November and December, and people in northern states with rough winters, like Minnesota and Michigan, are the ones driving the most search traffic.
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Personal lines and small-business insurers could enhance their robo-adviser capabilities with investments in rapidly evolving cognitive technologies, including human-computer interface tools such as gestural computing (algorithms interpreting human gestures), affective computing (recognizing and simulating human emotions) and augmented reality (duplicating real-world environments in a computer program).
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And her affective framework was a means of understanding larger manifestations of these suspicions, too: the Occupy movement, which began in September, 2011, could be seen as a response to the cruel optimism of capitalism, the pent-up outrage of citizens realizing that they'd been chasing nothing more than a dream.
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Moments in narrative when, as in the case of Humphrey's shower, a narrator's voice seems — ironically or otherwise — to take on the verbal quality or affective tone of a character whose experience it narrates, free indirect style reveals the novel's assumptions about the close but distant relation between inside and out.
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With a careful attention to the affective qualities of ambient music, acts like Rolling Acres and G. S. Schray have established a sort of small-town midwestern regional sound on the imprint, Talons', in the meantime, has carried its songwriter to Chicago, New York, and eventually Madrid for grad school.
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Calvo's guiding principle is that affective computing should promote human autonomy, such as tutoring software that knows how the student feels and adjusts accordingly to create appropriate challenges, or programs that make it easier for workers in "male-dominated industries" to overcome the stigma of seeking help for mental health.
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For one thing, some words in the affective and evaluative categories seem interchangeable—there's no difference between "frightful" in the former and "horrible" in the latter, or between "tiring" and "annoying"—and all the words share an unfortunate quality of sounding like a duchess complaining about a ball that didn't meet her standards.
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"It's really important to get outdoors and do some activities that take advantage of what sunlight is out there," Isaacson added, especially considering that seasonal affective disorder, or SAD, is more prevalent after the shift away from Daylight Saving Time as our days appear to be shorter and it becomes darker much earlier.
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Rosenthal says that while there are no formal studies on summertime depression that he's aware of (which he attributes to lack of research funding) there have been some assessments—which he describes in his book, Winter Blues—done on who experiences seasonal affective disorders in the winter as compared to the summer.
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Plus, while this recent study questions whether seasonal affective disorder is an illness separate from depression, the anecdotal evidence remains: The winter months bring out the worst in some of us, so it becomes imperative to figure out ways to live happily with ourselves and the people with whom we choose to face the winter.
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" They argue that instead of treating polarization in the general electorate as a conflict over competing policies, the better measure is "affective polarization," which is their term for the way voters "not only increasingly dislike the opposing party," but are also willing to "impute negative traits to the rank-and-file of the out-party.
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