Motivation and emotion by Samsuddin, Mohamad Zaki, Alias, Alizi

Subjects: “…BF511 Affection. Feeling. Emotion…”
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EEG emotion recognition system by Ma, Li Ya, Quek, Chai, Teo, Kaixiang, Abdul Rahman, Abdul Wahab, Abut, Huseyin

“…This chapter proposes an emotion recognition system based on time domain analysis of the bio-signals for emotion features extraction. …”
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Driver emotion profiling from speech by Kamaruddin, Norhaslinda, Abdul Rahman, Abdul Wahab, Abut, Huseyin

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Pre-and postaccident emotion analysis on driving behavior by Abdul Rahman, Abdul Wahab, Kamaruddin, Norhaslinda, M. Nor, Norzaliza, Abut, Huseyin

“…These errors may be transpired by the driver’s emotional state that leads to his/her uncontrolled driving behavior. …”
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Hot executive function: emotion and the development of cognitive control by Qu, Li, Zelazo, Phillip David, Kesek, Amanda C.

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Gamification as a methodological strategy for the development of emotional competence in Spanish as a foreign language: academic self-efficacy, achievement emotions and language learning by González Ruiz, Cristina, Masid Blanco, Ocarina

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Don't neglect the soul by Noor, Noraini M.

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Feasibility of healthcare providers' autonomic activation recognition in real-life cardiac surgery using noninvasive sensors by Kennedy-Metz, Lauren R., Bizzego, Andrea, Dias, Roger D., Furlanello, Cesare, Esposito, Gianluca, Zenati, Marco A.

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A study of students' perceptions of the compulsory AFIS course at IIUM by Daud, Nadwa, Chik, Abdul Rahman

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Person-centred approach to counseling : indicators of personal growth experienced by Malay clients by Mohamad, Mardiana, Abu Samah, Asnarulkhadi

“…The emergence of the themes suggests that the Malay clients in the study did move in the direction of personal growth and maturity in the non-directive, egalitarian person-centred counselling. The flow of emotion experienced by clients indicated that, in the safe climate of person-centred counselling, where the client' positive and negative feelings were accepted and understood accurately by the counsellor, a tremendous sense of relief and comfort were felt by the client, as found by Watson (2002).…”
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Feeling alive! : participatory visual arts programme and vitality in a nursing home – a Singapore case study by Tan, Michael Koon Boon

“…Inactive lifestyle in nursing homes can diminish the quality of life of residents and elicit negative emotions such as boredom, reinforced dependency, lowered self-esteem, and diminished morale. …”
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Trans-cultural nature of Islamic art by Zekrgoo, Amir Hossein

“…Studying, in depth, of the arts of a certain civilization is like reliving history: the realm of art is a multi-dimensional source of knowledge that not only involves our intellectual faculty, but touch our souls, engage our emotions and eventually provide a unique timeless experience that transcends the physical boundaries and unites us with the peoples that created them.…”
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The effect of progressive muscle relaxation using biofeedback therapy on engineering and technical students by Norizan, Yusof, Abdul Rashid, Abdul Aziz, Sawai, Rezki Perdani

“…The transition process facing by the students from secondary school to an engineering and technical institute of higher learning contributes to the challenges in emotional, social and academic aspects. At the same time, the changes in the environment of educational setting also gives a huge impact towards physiological status of the students. …”
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Dietary Zinc and the brain. by Rahman, Mohammad Tariqur

“…Acute human dietary deficiency of Zn is associated with symptoms such as anorexia, smell and taste dysfunction, emotional and cognitive disturbances, and loss of coordination and other brain functions, including learning and memory defects. …”
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