FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W4386979610> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W4386979610 abstract "Abstract Theories of human emotion, including some emotion embodiment theories, suggest that our moods and affective states are reflected in the movements of our bodies. We used the reverse process for mood regulation; modulate body movements to regulate mood. Dancing is a type of full‐body movement characterized by affective expressivity and, hence, offers the possibility to express different affective states through the same movement sequences. We tested whether the repeated imitation of a dancer performing two simple full‐body dance movement sequences with different affective expressivity (happy or sad) could change mood states. Computer‐based systems, using avatars as dance models to imitate, offer a series of advantages such as independence from physical contact and location. Therefore, we compared mood induction effects in two conditions: participants were asked to imitate dance movements from one of the two avatars showing: (a) videos of a human dancer model or (b) videos of a robot dancer model. The mood induction was successful for both happy and sad imitations, regardless of condition (human vs. robot avatar dance model). Moreover, the magnitude of happy mood induction and how much participants liked the task predicted work‐related motivation after the mood induction. We conclude that mood regulation through dance movements is possible and beneficial in the work context." @default.
• W4386979610 created "2023-09-24" @default.
• W4386979610 creator A5002973973 @default.
• W4386979610 creator A5026973623 @default.
• W4386979610 creator A5051539633 @default.
• W4386979610 creator A5078874822 @default.
• W4386979610 creator A5084123895 @default.
• W4386979610 date "2023-09-22" @default.
• W4386979610 modified "2023-10-18" @default.
• W4386979610 title "Mood induction through imitation of full‐body movements with different affective intentions" @default.
• W4386979610 cites W1546080376 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W1556541525 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W1894963037 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W1963810178 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W1983804848 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W1990254102 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W1996250085 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W1997753914 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2001937197 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2003220763 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2003238582 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2005962568 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2009375902 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2012035200 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2012758188 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2014760358 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2017030853 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2022756493 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2024221294 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2024266097 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2028672858 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2029334490 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2038375842 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2040571285 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2041595782 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2045210573 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2056751493 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2075227139 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2082981966 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2083721444 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2085003717 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2085486249 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2085972280 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2087407704 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2087484885 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2113921716 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2118388729 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2126733087 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2126913007 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2128126978 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2128271954 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2130811603 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2132664937 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2137412454 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2147996559 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2148233570 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2149628368 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2149771063 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2152928398 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2237657896 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2274688981 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2397434427 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2480848806 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2525979364 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2531247636 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2538626945 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2550910960 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2551878850 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2562839262 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2580084920 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2604255570 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2610383445 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2755139377 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2765589044 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2790812169 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2794174306 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2802369647 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2816116354 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2903722088 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2921964242 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2949017716 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2950247511 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2952517310 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2965754008 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W2999253800 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W3013475176 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W3016066451 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W3022265466 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W3048768425 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W3109079030 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W3112202550 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W3122482011 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W3128068725 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W3164869916 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W4213120795 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W4234565301 @default.
• W4386979610 cites W4250298649 @default.
• W4386979610 doi "https://doi.org/10.1111/bjop.12681" @default.
• W4386979610 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37740117" @default.
• W4386979610 hasPublicationYear "2023" @default.

• next