Emotional Matters: 3D Therapist?

Believe it or not, the time has come when a computers will be aiding humans in emotional matters. The Malaysian Insider reported on a new type of  therapy that is on the horizon.  Scientists in the US have developed a 3D simulated therapist who can analyze facial expressions, body language and speech to test for…

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“Seeing” Happiness”

According to Medical Xpress, if you try to see happiness in the facial expressions of others it can reduce your aggressiveness. Professors Marcus Munafo and Ian Penton-Voak, from the University of Bristol,  delved into the relationship between the recognition of emotions in ambiguous facial expressions and aggressive thoughts and behavior. They looked at healthy adults…

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Universal Facial Expressions in Dogs?

Some people say that dogs look like their owners and let’s face it, some dogs do look like their owners.  But can dog owners read their dog’s facial expressions? Msn Now has reported that indeed dog owners can read the facial expression of their dogs.  Researchers at Walden University have purported that their research shows…

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The Neuroscience of Social Emotion

The Monthly.com, Australia, has reported on the Mind and it’s Potential Conference that took place December 2009 in Sydney, Australia. The video below of Dr. Daniel Siegel MD, a psychiatrist, is about Interpersonal Neurobiology, “We feel; therefore we learn the neuroscience of social emotion.” The video explores the mind, the brain and relationships and how…

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