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Michael Blatz,Karl-J. Kraus,Sascha Haghaniield of virtual humans has been neglecting the kind of expression we see in the arts. In fact, researchers have tended to focus on gesture, face, and voice for the expression ofemotions. But why limit ourselves to the body? In this context, drawing on accumulated knowledge from the arts, this chapte

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Introductionnderstanding social emotional influences in the workplace. Nowadays, more and more researchers are interested in how to integrate emotions into HCI, which has become known as “affective computing” (Picard, 1997). Affective computing builds an “affect model” based on a variety of information, which r

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Why the Same Expression May Not Mean the Same When Shown on Different Faces or Seen by Different Peoeaupré, & 2002). This in turn has relevance for the use of emotion expressions in human—interfaces. Agents are made to express emotions so as to facilitate communication by making it more like human—mmunication (Koda & 1996; Pelachaud & Bilvi, 2003). However, this very naturalness may mean that an a

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