Self-images, emotions, and music videos: studying reflexivity and the emergence of subcultural selves for 'emo kids' in Singapore by Lim, Samuel Judah Kye

“…In this thesis, I investigate the ways that interactions with music videos shapes emotions and sense of self for participants of the emo subculture in Singapore (comprising those who self-identify as ‘emo kids’). …”
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Risk perception of biased AI-enabled technologies in healthcare: investigating the role of negative cognition, negative emotion, and reactance by Yi, Sue Hyon

“…Also, negative cognition and negative emotion interact with message frames in predicting perceived severity. …”
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The effect of maternal mood on mother-infant emotional synchrony and infant affective social referencing: a preliminary study in different cultural settings by Rozhko, Maria

“…Emotion synchrony allows a young child to simulate and learn vicariously about culturally appropriate emotional responses to unfamiliar objects and events in the environment, providing the basis for her own actions and interaction. …”
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Childhood parental discipline: exploring the factor structure, associations with behavioral problems, and experiences by Won, Ying Qing

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Study of mental state recognition using physiological signals in virtual environment by Bilgin, Pinar

“…Advances via affective computing to recognize, process and simulate emotions which involves both emotion recognition and emotion elicitation, allows neurofeedback-based control of EEG signals that can be used as cost-effective, non-pharmacological treatment options for regulation of mental states. …”
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Deep neural networks for identifying causal relations in texts by Chen, Siyuan

“…Emotion-Cause Pair Extraction (ECPE) aims to extract emotion and cause clauses underlying a text and pair them. …”
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The political in the poetic : an alternative reading of the Jendela Art Group's nascent years (1997-2003) by Nor Jumaiyah Mohamed Khamsin

“…I examine how Jendela constructs a poetical art language for their work and uses this visual and aesthetic language to create art which engages emotion, invites reflection and inspires imagination. …”
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Fake review detection by fusing parameter efficient adapters in pre-trained language model by Ho, See Cheng

“…Additionally, by fusing adapters, with the introduction of external knowledge such as contextualized emotion and sentiment knowledge, we improve the model further, while reducing storage utilization and improving parameter efficiency. …”
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Examining message-modality effects in the context of flu vaccination by Ng, Janelle Shaina Hui Yi

“…Message content and materials were developed and pretested with 62 participants to reduce the influence of confounding factors like emotion and ensure comprehension. Due to safety restrictions imposed to prevent the spread of COVID-19 at the time of study execution, the planned on-site procedures had to be converted to online surveys. …”
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Speaking into an app or not? : Exploring the relationship between WhatsApp use and intergenerational communication in aging Singapore by Zhou, Yichen

“…The study focuses on how elderly people in Singapore perceive the role of WhatsApp in the communication with their adult children, how elderly people’s usage of WhatsApp eventually leads to emotional bonding between generations, and how the use of WhatsApp contributes to the six different dimensions of intergenerational solidarity, both positively and negatively. …”
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Unpacking the talk: investigating how multiparty face-to-face collaborative discourse forges learning and collaboration by Chua, Victoria Yi Han

“…In Chapter 1, we identified participation equity, reciprocal interaction, mutual understanding, information density and emotional rapport as important constructs of productive collaboration. …”
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Conceptualising health from an Abui perspective by Chan, Wan Ting

“…The implication of this would be that healthcare providers who tend to Abui patients are expected to treat more than just the patient’s physical symptoms and also pay attention to the spiritual or emotional needs of the patient. Likewise, influence of the Abui language on fever concepts show that the Abui community understand fever differently from the biomedical definition of the condition. …”
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Art as embodiment of feeling: an aesthetic approach to contemporary novels by Siti Nadia Yanti Bte Alang M. K.

“…This paper attempts to approach aesthetics from an experiential perspective to theorise that an aesthetic experience is not just an activity of the mind, but an activation of feeling meaning the collective of emotional, mental, intellectual, psychological and physical processes that characterise our interfacing with the world around us. …”
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Seung-ri and the burning sun scandal: a study of K-pop idol reputations and identities by Luu, Vinh Trinh

“…Applying Fine’s theoretical framework on reputation construction, which holds that a person’s reputation is embedded in the interests, relations, and perceptions of those creating it (or reputational entrepreneurs) to online discussions of the Burning Sun scandal and interviews with former and current fans of BigBang, I found that the reputations that those interested in the scandal created for Seung-ri were shaped by their cynical views of celebrities, negative perceptions of South Korea due to its widespread corruption and patriarchal social structure, mistrust of the South Korean media and government, rivalry among different K-pop fandoms, negative public perceptions of K-pop fans, and fans’ emotional connection with Seung-ri and BigBang. Moreover, as part of constructing Seung-ri’s reputations, reputational entrepreneurs constructed for themselves and each other a range of categorical identities with the purpose of using the social images these identities generate to influence the credibility of their reputational accounts of Seung-ri.…”
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Exhibitions in the age of performance: reflecting on the performativity of art exhibitions in Singapore, 1996-present by Muhammad Ridzal Bin Abdul Hamid

“…The post-truth political (and media) culture privileges the presentation and framing of points of view to appeal to emotions and personal beliefs over the substance of what is presented. …”
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Evolution of Jean-Léon Gérôme's colour schemes by Wu, Jamin Jiamian

“…In this research, “colour scheme” refers to the colours used and how they are used for environmental representation and emotional response in a painting. The Munsell Colour System, widely used in various major industries, will be used as the analytical tool to study the colour schemes of Gérôme’s works. …”
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Cultural metaphors in Singlish by Lai, Yun-Sxin

“…An analysis of the main trends visible from the set of conceptual metaphors identified revealed that the majority of conceptual metaphors were physical metaphors with source domain concepts stemming from eight main semantic fields (‘The body’, ‘Actions’, ‘Animals’, ‘The physical world’, ‘Sense perception’, ‘Spatial relations and Motion’, ‘Food and Drink’, and ‘Agriculture and vegetation’), and target domain concepts stemming from five main semantic fields (‘Human characteristics’, ‘Actions’, ‘Possession’, ‘Social and political relations’, and ‘Emotions’). The major conceptual metaphors of Singlish were identified and discussed in relation to the origin language(s) from which their linguistic instantiations originate. …”
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抒情作家莫河的地方经验 ： 故土、历史与文化的记忆 = Lyrical writer Mo He's local experiences : the memories of homeland, history and culture by 蒋承耘 Jiang, Chengyun

“…Mo He expressed his mental and emotional pursuit towards the natural world and provided symbolic meanings to express his local imagination of the land. …”
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