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In this review we consider research on social cognition in which implicit processes can be compared and contrasted with explicit, conscious processes. In each case, their function is distinct, sometimes comple- mentary and sometimes oppositional. We
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that was threatened by a poverty of good experimental data. Another crucial field ... People respond automatically to the presentation of a fearful face with a fear ...
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Positive and negative affect scale (PANAS). Relationship quality: Post-âinteraction/Rapport questionnaire (IRQ). Future interaction questionnaire (FIQ). Inclusion of other in the self scale (IOS). Nonverbal synchrony: Visual images from the video r
(spatial and long-term) provided solutions towards a dynamical profiling of visitors and social communication fostering through visitor interactions with the system. First promising results show that after refinement, those ap- proaches could become
