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Journal For Family & Society Research Gated Peer-Reviewed
Artificial Intelligence in Child and Adolescent Mental Health: Prevention, Diagnosis, and Treatment in Hybrid Human–AI Care Models
University of Calgary + 1 more
Mental health disorders among children and adolescents have become increasinglycommon and burdensome, with conditions such as anxiety, depression, suicidality,and trauma-related disorders contributing significantly to disability and death. Whiletimely identification and intervention are vital, progress is often limited by thescarcity of trained providers, ongoing stigma, and dependence on subjectiveevaluation methods. Against this backdrop, artificial intelligence (AI) […]
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2026 Child Development Gated Peer-Reviewed
Children’s affect: Automated coding, context effects, relations with maternal affect, and heritability
Arizona State University
Abstract This study examined genetic and environmental influences on twins’ and parents’ positive and negative affect during a parent–child conflict discussion and a positive discussion, captured by automated facial coding. Associations with internalizing, externalizing, and ADHD symptoms were examined. Twins (N = 560 50.94%; female; Mage = 9.72, SD = .94; data collected 2017–2020) and parents (N = 302; 583 videos) were […]
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2026 59th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences Open Access Peer-Reviewed
Even Better than the Real Thing: How Imperfection Shapes Trust and Engagement with Digital Humans
University of Sydney + 2 more
This study challenges the assumption that more realism in digital humans always leads to greater trust and engagement. Using eye-tracking and postexposure surveys, we compared viewer responses to three video presenters: a highly realistic digital human, a real human, and an imperfect altered human, represented by a real presenter altered to have unblinking eye contact. […]
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2026 Humanities and Social Sciences Communications Open Access Peer-Reviewed
Concert formats influence how audiences experience live classical music
Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics + 2 more
Abstract Many people enjoy listening to live music. But what exactly does a live context contribute to people’s experience, and do different types of concerts influence the musical experience in different ways? In this study, we focus on the Western classical concert, which has been claimed to be in an existential crisis. One way in […]
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2026 Self Published Open Access
Real-time Facial Communication Restores Cooperation After Defection in Social Dilemmas
New York University Abu Dhabi
Facial expressions are central to human interaction, yet their role in strategic decision-making has received limited attention. We investigate how real-time facial communication influences cooperation in repeated social dilemmas. In a laboratory experiment, participants play a repeated Prisoner’s Dilemma game under two conditions: in one, they observe their counterpart’s facial expressions via genderneutral avatars, and […]
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2026 AHFE international Open Access Peer-Reviewed
An Intelligent Smart Mirror Framework for Real-Time Emotion Awareness and LLM-Based Reflective Guidance
Imam Mohammad ibn Saud Islamic University
Recognizing and interpreting emotional states in real time remains a challenge for individuals seeking to improve psychological resilience and emotional self-awareness. This paper presents Istibtan, a human-centered mobile framework designed to support reflective emotional awareness through real-time facial expression recognition (FER) and personalized feedback.The system employs a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) trained on the FER-2013 […]
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2026 Journal of Nonverbal Behavior Gated
Do High and Low Habitual Suppressors Differ in Their Momentary Expressive Suppression Effort and Success?
Queen’s University, Kingston
Expressive suppression (ES) is generally thought to be a maladaptive emotion regulation strategy because frequent ES use is associated with negative psychosocial functioning. However, these findings are typically based on trait-level questionnaires to capture ES use, and fail to capture functional features of ES use in the moment, such as effort and success, and emotion […]
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Q Open Gated Peer-Reviewed
Preferences for olive oil between taste and healthiness: an incentivised experiment in Morocco and Tunisia
James Hutton Institute + 11 more
Abstract Olive oil is a major agri-food product in North Africa, yet local diets have been shifting toward less healthy, sweeter-tasting oils. To assess consumers’ preferences, we conducted an experimental auction with product tasting in Morocco and Tunisia. We focused on national brands of extra virgin olive oils (EVOOs) that varied in polyphenol content—linked to […]
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2026 Journal of International Crisis and Risk Communication Research Open Access
Evaluating The Comparison Of Different Body Locations For Data Collection Using Galvanic Skin Response Of Forensic Chemistry Students When In Lecture And Laboratory Environments
University of Central Florida
Anxiety is the response that humans can have when exposed to a stimulus. It can be caused by a multitude of factors, such as psychological, biological, or physiological stimuli. Anxiety can be presented as a state or as a trait in a person. Trait anxiety is typically seen as a more stable personality trait, whereas […]
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2026 Journal of Public Transportation Open Access Peer-Reviewed
User acceptance of autonomous shuttle systems: A UTAUT2-based analysis with simulated driving tests and physiological measurement
European Association of Craft, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises + 4 more
Autonomous shuttle buses offer significant potential for improving public transportation, enhancing traffic safety, and reducing environmental impact. However, their successful implementation depends not only on technological development but also crucially on user acceptance. While previous studies have primarily investigated acceptance based on surveys of individuals without direct experience, especially in critical traffic situations, our study […]
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