Human Feelings Research Articles

‘When something doesn’t fit the story’: human suspicion and discretion in frontline border checks in times of datafication and technologisation

ABSTRACT In this article, I ask how Finnish border guards negotiate their role as human decision-makers in frontline border checks in the current era of datafication and technologisation. I address this question by delving into the key decision made in frontline border checks: namely, whether to let travellers pass or to send them for further inspection. This decision is pivotal in the sorting of people crossing borders, that is, who is admitted, who is held up, and who is turned away. Through an analysis that borrows from Institutional Ethnography and argumentation analysis, based on interviews with border guards and observation at the Border and Coast Guard Academy, I show that even as security authorities are seeking to increase the use of technologies and automation, Finnish frontline border guards present their own discretionary powers as unchallenged by technology and automation and argue that human feelings, senses, and experience are key to the formation of suspicion at the border. Storytelling is placed at the centre of the decision-making process, in which suspicion is directed at those whose stories do not ‘fit’ or ‘feel right’. Border guards locate their professional skill and worth in their discretionary powers, manifested in their human ability to evaluate the entity of the ‘story-human’: the body, the story, the documents, and the setting. Data systems and technology only offer pieces. These insights exemplify how law translates into the sorting of humans at borders and can also guide future studies of street-level bureaucrats re-orienting in an increasingly automated world.

An Analysis of Man-machine Community from the Posthuman Perspective-- Never Let Me Go as an example

Kazuo Ishiguro, a Japanese-British writer, has a rich variety of themes and content in his works, especially focusing on social phenomena. In his classic novel Never Let Me Go, Kazuo Ishiguro reflects on the post-human problem of making "human" by genetic technology, and responds to this problem by constructing a "human-machine community" between humans and clones. Never Let Me Go is narrated from the perspective of the clone Kathy. By describing Kathy's schooling in Hailsham, training in the Agricultural Society, and serving as a carer across the country, the story vividly outlines the daily life of humans and clones. In addition, through humans' protection of clones, the "human-like" emotional connection between clones, and the desire of clones to find their own "human prototype", the work shows the "human-like" characteristics of clones from three levels of human form, human feelings, and humanity, in order to seek to build a real "human-machine community". Therefore, this paper puts the work Never Let Me Go in the perspective of post-humans, and interprets it with the help of the community theory. The article will analyze the common characteristics of clones and humans in appearance, emotion, and nature, so as to reveal the essence of the "community" between humans and clones. At the same time, this article calls on people to correctly understand a series of problems faced by the "posthuman" era, and to maintain their humanistic concerns under the impact of modern technology.

The Impact of AI Generated Advertising Content on Consumer Buying Intention and Consumer Engagement

This Study explores the difference between human generated advertising content and the AI generated Advertising content and this research explore the impact on AI generated advertising content on consumer engagement and consumer buying behavior. Qualitative approach used to unveil the perception about AI Generated Advertising content in the perspective of Marketers and AI experts and answer that what is different in humanly created advertising content and Ai generated advertising content. This study elaborates the impact of AIGAC on brands sales volumes and competitive edges. Researcher conducted interviews of marketers and creative directors to explore the phenomenon in their expert opinion. The research work highlights the importance of this emerging tool in industry and its contribution in brand building process specially brand communication strategies. This study discusses the abilities and accuracy of AI in Advertising particularly when we talk about human feelings and emotions. Finally, consumer perception about AI also concluded this study. Researcher found AI generated advertising content more effective than the humanly generated advertising content for Consumer Engagements and Consumer Buying Behavior. AI create more balanced and vibrant combinations in creativity of ads. Researcher finds that AI generated Advertising content will boost sales due to its high appeal of creativity. This study will provide direction to the practitioners for their future strategies regarding brand building, brand communication and Sales strategies. Future researches can get guidelines for their thematic researches.

FORMATION OF CREATIVE ABILITIES IN CHILDREN THROUGH PICTURE ACTIVITY

Modern methods of forming qualities such as physical and intellectual development of children of preschool age, development of their abilities and talents,development of patriotism and humane feelings in their hearts are the cornerstone of continuous education today. is one of the main tasks of preschool education. In this article, methods of forming creativeabilities in children, effective ways of developingaspects of creativity are analyzed by means of visualactivity.

A peste de camus e a pandemia da COVID-19: reflexões sobre direitos fundamentais a partir da literatura

This article analyzed the literary work The Plague, by Albert Camus, focusing on reflections on fundamental rights, based on literature. The central objective of the article was to answer the following question: how can reading a literary classic, Camus’ Plague, bring about legal reflections on issues surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic and fundamental rights? The methodology used was a bibliographic review, with an emphasis on work after 2020, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The specific objectives were: to analyze legal aspects of the literary work and make correlations with the COVID-19 pandemic. It was concluded that the book The Plague can contribute to reflections on the various human attitudes and feelings during the pandemic (fear, anguish, solidarity, selfishness, altruism, revolt, despair, etc.), as well as raising considerations about legal aspects, in special focus on fundamental rights, focusing on: the right to health, privacy, the preponderance or not of individual rights over collective or diffuse rights, which reinforced the important role of literature as a way of enriching the study of Law.

Advancing personalized human-robot interaction in the smart world through emotional AI in entertainment robots

The rise of innovative methods has increased the implementation of robotics into daily existence. Improving human-robot interactions (HRI) to create customised relationships is essential to promote consumer acceptability and pleasure in this setting. This article investigates using behavioural artificial intelligence in the modern environment framework to customise HRI. A higher degree of involvement and camaraderie will be attained by giving entertaining robots (enbots) the capacity to sense, comprehend, and react to our feelings. Using psychological artificial intelligence methods, such machines can modify their actions, appearances, and replies based on personal desires and psychological conditions, resulting in increasingly customised and engaging customer interactions. Nevertheless, even such enbots remain unable to identify humans' feelings. This study proposes a method for adjusting enbot features based on an employee's psychological condition to accomplish this. The technique uses Electroencephalography (EEG) technologies to digitise and interpret human feelings. The enbot's settings will alter immediately to sustain the individual's feelings within a desired span, boosting mutual trust and respect between the two entities.

Analisis Naskah Drama "La Tagdhob" Karya Azis W. Adhirawa dengan Menggunakan Pendekatan Struktural

Literary works are expressions of human thoughts and feelings expressed in writing with the power of language. Drama, as a literary genre, depicts life through staged dialogue. This research aims to analyze the drama script "La Tagdhob" by Azis W. Adhirawa using a structural approach to understand its intrinsic elements. The structuralism approach, pioneered by R. Jacobson and Ferdinand de Saussure, examines the relationships between elements in literary works to understand their meaning as a whole. Although effective in in-depth analysis, this approach ignores external context such as the author's social and cultural background. This research uses descriptive research to show that the structuralism approach is effective in identifying elements such as theme, plot, characters, setting and message, as well as emphasizing the importance of the unity of intrinsic elements. Previous research supports this approach as a systematic method in the analysis of literary works.

Confucian principles, Reason and Conscience: Three “Imitating the Heaven” Judicial Paths of Ancient Confucian Judge

When Confucian officials hearing case in ancient China, they should not only consider the written provisions of the law, but also consider the higher norms outside the law, the Confucian principles, Reason and Conscience are the main manifestations of these norms. The Confucian classics are the words of the sages, which are considered the truth of the Heven. Judicial decision according to the “Confucian Principles” means trying cases according to the way of heaven. “Reason” is the fusion of “human feelings” and “heavenly principles”, and “human feelings” are the embodiment of “heavenly principles” in social life. The Original Heart” or Conscience is the manifestation of the “heavenly principle” in the hearts of the people, and the judge hears the lawsuit according to the “Original Heart”, which is to follow the “heavenly principle” to judge the cases. All these are the “Imitating the Heaven” ways in judicial field, which has made up for the shortcomings of the written law to a considerable extent. This has also corrected the possible injustice of the written law, reflecting the Confucian officials’ pursuit of “natural law” and judicial “justice”.

Analisis Isi Lirik Lagu “USIK” Karya Feby Putri

Music has been a part of human life for a long time. It influences people's behavior and is an important component of culture. Music can convey messages through tonal sentences, expressing human emotions and feelings that are sometimes difficult to express directly. Song is a form of sound art that combines rhythmic sounds and musical instruments. They serve as a medium for people to express their thoughts and feelings. Song lyrics have a linguistic function, conveying the author's feelings and experiences. Emotions are subjective and related to psychology. They have an evaluative function, helping individuals understand their desires and the meaning of things. This research uses a literature review method to analyze the song "Usik" by Feby Putri. This song discusses the rights of human equality and is dedicated to people in Deaf Culture. Tells the story of someone who has been hurt and is trying to recover from dark times. The lyrics of "Usik" contain deep meaning and aesthetic value in each verse. This research aims to understand songs as a communication medium for expressing feelings and understanding hidden meanings in the lyrics.

Teori Konseling Adlerian: Pandangan Tentang Hakikat Manusia Dengan Melihat Persepsi Subjektif dan Pola Kepribadian Ditinjau Oleh Urutan Kelahiran Dan Sibling Relationship

Adlerian counseling is a counseling approach developed by psychologist Alfred Adler which focuses on understanding individuals as part of a social and cultural context, as well as individual motivation to achieve life goals, by paying attention to power dynamics, motivation, self-confidence and interpersonal relationships in an effort to help individuals overcome problems and grow personally. The method used in this research is qualitative with a type of literature study. Literature study is solving problems by tracing sources of writing that has been written before. The sources obtained are used as literature study material and are arranged according to the rules of scientific writing. The aim of this research is to find out in depth about Adlerian counseling theory. The research findings discuss: (1) Views on human nature, (2) Subjective perceptions of reality, (3) Unity and patterns of human personality, (4) Social interests and feelings of community, (5) Birth order and sibling relationships.

Representasi Prosesi Pernikahan Dalam Puisi W.S. Rendra Berjudul "Undangan", "Nyanyian Para Malaikat", Dan "Kakawin Kawin".

marriage is the process of binding sacred promises between men and women. Marriage is a sacred event through which several steps pass. The steps in the wedding are referred to as the wedding procession. Human feelings can be represented through verses of poetry, stories in novels, lyrics in songs, and conversations in films. Literary works are able to express all human problems and feelings. The type of research used is qualitative descriptive research using the method of Comparative Literature. The data source used is a collection of poems by W.S Rendra includes poems 'invitation’,' Song Of The Angels’, and 'Kakawin Kawin' in the book four collections of poems. These three works were chosen because they have a connection to the wedding procession. Research techniques used are data collection, data analysis, and data inference. Based on the results of the study it can be concluded that there is a wedding procession represented through the poem ’invitation’,’Song Of The Angels’, and ’Kakawin Kawin’. In the poem 'invitation ’and’ Song Of The Angels', both set in a church, and are going through the process of marriage. Meanwhile, the poem 'Kakawin Kawin' is set in the House of the late bride. The difference lies in different situations but each poem represents the wedding procession differently.

The Basic Process of Lighting as Key Factor in the Transition towards More Sustainable Urban Environments

The design of lighting installations on roads and urban infrastructure has strictly followed the regulatory requirements of each country for a long time. Based on the traffic intensity, the presence of pedestrians and the nature of activities within the area, these regulations have been used to establish the luminance or illuminance levels from or on the pavement, the minimum average uniformity, the maximum glare and the minimum energy efficiency. Accurate values of these static parameters are supposed to ensure safety, security, and efficacy, and have traditionally been considered as the main targets of lighting installations. Therefore, compliance with these regulations indicates whether an installation is legal or not. Although this philosophy is operative, the reality is different due to two main issues. First, the progressive ageing of populations, mainly in North America and Europe, the changing circumstances of traffic flow and modalities and the presence of groves or socioeconomic factors, might have a strong impact on the safety, security and sustainability of cities. Secondly, the current regulations leave out perceived safety and security issues, as well as the well-being of people; that is, how people feel about the city independently of real danger. In this research, the Basic Process of Lighting (BPL) is formulated including, for the first time, the human factors involved when people develop their activities under public lighting. Using this framework, the potential factors influencing human wellbeing and feelings are summarized after being rated by people in a survey distributed among 133 participants. The results highlight a higher perceived impact of social factors compared to physical and visual ones.

Emotion-aware hierarchical interaction network for multimodal image aesthetics assessment

Image aesthetics assessment (IAA) has attracted increasing attention recently but is still challenging due to its high abstraction and complexity. Intuitively, image emotion and aesthetics are both human subjective feelings evoked by visual content. Previous researches have demonstrated that image aesthetics has intrinsic relationships with emotion. In fact, human emotional experience has potential impact on the perception of image aesthetics. Therefore, emotion information can be exploited to enhance aesthetic representation learning. Inspired by this, this paper presents an Emotion-Aware Hierarchical Interaction NETwork (EAHI-NET) for multimodal image aesthetics assessment, which explores both intra-modal and inter-modal interactions between aesthetics and emotions hierarchically. Specifically, we first propose the intra-modal emotion-aesthetics interaction module to obtain emotion-enhanced visual and textual aesthetic representations respectively. Then we propose the inter-modal feature enhancement to obtain the cross-modal aesthetic and emotion features. Finally, we design the inter-modal emotion-aesthetics interaction module to further investigate the cross-modal interplay between aesthetics and emotion, based on which hierarchical feature representations are achieved for multimodal IAA. The extensive experiments show that the proposed method can outperform the state-of-the-arts on multimodal AVA and Photo.net datasets.

Maintaining professional face: deceptive impression management in community sport coaching

ABSTRACT This article breaks new ground in the sociology of sports work through its novel exploration of workplace deception and the associated development of an original typology of deceptive impression management. Analysis of data collected from a two-phased research design, comprising online interviews and survey responses from 102 participants, revealed that community sport coaches employed deceptive impression management to display emotional control, an ideal practice of their work, and to feign expert knowledge. These types of deceptive impression management consisted of disguising disdain, flattering insincerely, camouflaging alternative approaches, covering-up mistakes, hiding a lack of expected knowledge, and reporting favourable metrics. Drawing on theories of dramaturgical analysis [Goffman, E. (1959). The presentation of self in everyday life. Anchor, Goffman, E. (1967). Interactional ritual: Essays on face-To-face behaviour. Aldine Publications, Goffman, E. (1974). Frame analysis: An essay on the organization of experience. Harvard University Press.] and emotional labour (Hochschild, A. (1979). Emotion work, feeling rules, and social structure. American Journal of Sociology, 85(3), 551–575., Hochschild, A. R. (1983). The managed heart: Commercialisation of human feeling. The University of California Press] as used in constructing a professional image, we examine how the coaches used deception to cope with challenging work circumstances that endanger projecting a professional appearance. The present article not only advances our sociological understanding of sports work but raises important questions for the preparation, development, and support of sports workers.

Research on the Role Type of Artificial Intelligence and Consumers' Adoption Intention

With the rapid development of AI, People's interaction with artificial intelligence is increasing gradually, and AI has been able to further understand human feelings and dialogue. This article discusses that the different AI role type can cause people's different degree of belonging, and people have a strong sense of belonging to the friend AI. If consumers have a higher risk perception of AI, people will have more feelings of rejection of AI, and consumers will prefer their own subjective decision-making, so it is difficult to AI robot have more sense of belonging. With more and more interactions between humans and AI, studying the impact of AI role types on consumers' willingness to recommend adoption could help in the application of AI in enterprises.

Human Perception of Birds in Two Brazilian Cities

Understanding how humans perceive animals is important for biodiversity conservation, however, only a few studies about this issue have been carried out in South America. We selected two Brazilian cities to assess people’s perceptions of birds: Bauru (São Paulo, Brazil) and Belo Horizonte (Minas Gerais, Brazil). From the available bird data for each city, we developed a questionnaire and applied it between September 2020 and June 2021. The data obtained were analyzed by simple counts, a Likert scale, and percentages. Also, human feelings related to birds were placed on the Free Word Cloud Generator website. Our study confirmed that most respondents were aware of the importance of birds to ecological balance and that respondents had a generally positive attitude towards most of the bird species. However, they disliked exotic species such as the Domestic Dove and the House Sparrow, which are associated with disease, dirt, and disgust. Respondents also underestimated the number of birds that can live in urban areas and the song of birds is still a sense less experienced and perceived by people. Understanding these human–biodiversity relationships can help guide public policies and environmental education activities.

Advancing cross-subject olfactory EEG recognition: A novel framework for collaborative multimodal learning between human-machine

Odor sensory evaluation is broadly applied in food, clothing, cosmetics, and other fields. Traditional artificial sensory evaluation has poor repeatability, and the machine olfaction represented by the electronic nose (E-nose) is difficult to reflect human feelings. Olfactory electroencephalogram (EEG) contains features associated with human olfactory preference, which has unique advantages in odor sensory evaluation. However, the difficulty of cross-subject olfactory EEG recognition dramatically limits its application. In this paper, a human–machine collaborative multimodal learning method is proposed for cross-subject olfactory preference recognition. Firstly, the olfactory EEG and E-nose multimodal data acquisition and preprocessing paradigms are established. Secondly, a complementary multimodal data mining strategy is proposed to effectively mine the individual and common features representing subjects' olfactory preferences from multimodal data. Finally, the cross-subject olfactory preference recognition is achieved in 24 subjects by fusing the extracted common and individual features, and the recognition effect is superior to the state-of-the-art recognition methods. Furthermore, the advantages of the proposed method in cross-subject olfactory preference recognition indicate its potential for practical odor evaluation applications.

On the Character Image of Lu Xun 's Li Shui Da Yu Starts Here: Centered on the hero 's fall and its practical significance

Based on the myths and legends of Dayu 's flood control, Lu Xun created a new image of Dayu in a mixed way of ancient and modern times, skillfully criticized and satirized the cultural environment at that time, and praised the ' Chinese backbone ' hero. At the same time, as a ' Chinese backbone ' hero, he was finally assimilated by the common people and fell into degeneration. Through a comprehensive analysis and deconstruction of the image of Dayu, this paper reveals its practical significance, understands the humanistic feelings contained in the works, and encourages the current actions in China.

ANALISIS TES KETERAMPILAN BERSASTRA DALAM PEMBELAJARAN BAHASA ARAB DI MADRASAH TSANAWIYYAH

<p style="text-align: justify;"><em>The literary proficiency test in learning the Arabic language does not stand alone, but rather has a small part in the test of learning the Arabic language. At the same time, literature tests should be conducted to determine students' in-depth understanding of the Arabic language. With literary activities, students will be trained in Arabic language skills including istima', kalam, kitabah, qira'ah. The purpose of this article is to learn about the basic concepts of literature, learn about literature in learning the Arabic language, and learn about literary proficiency tests in learning the Arabic language. This article specifically discusses literary proficiency tests in assessing Arabic language learning. The article method used is desk research which takes data sources from literary theories. The results of the discussion show that (1) Literature is the expression of human thoughts, ideas, experiences and feelings through written or oral works in an imaginative form that is conveyed by exalting the value of beauty. (2) Literary activities in learning the Arabic language can be classified into four stages, which are information, concept, perspective, and appreciation. (3) The literary proficiency test tool is the same as the verbal and linguistic proficiency test tool, and differs only in content. The answers asked by test questions can consist of choosing answers and compiling your own answers. The contents of this material also make it easier for teachers to prepare and develop literary proficiency tests in learning the Arabic language.</em><em></em></p>

Emotional Intelligence, Perceived Stress and Life Quality Assessment Among Dental Students.

The capacity to grasp and recognize one's own and human feelings, use cognitive awareness to control actions and behavior, and modify moods in response to difficult situations is known as emotional intelligence (EI). Perceived stress has been linked to higher levels of depression among healthcare students. This study set out to assess EI, perceived stress (PS), and life quality assessment (LQA) among dental undergraduates and to ascertain how these factors are linked to one another. The self-reported cross-sectional research was organized among preclinical and clinical years of dental students to examine their emotional intelligence and stress-coping capacity. About 146 students participated in the study, with ages ranging from 19 to 25, irrespective of gender. The students were given the Schutte Emotional Intelligence and Perceived Stress Scale tools (PSS10) by Cohen, and with World Health Organization Quality of Life (WHOQOL-BREF) tool examined the characteristics that contribute to life quality among students. The study included 146 individuals, 38 males (26.02%) and 108 females (73.97%), with an unresponsiveness rate of 2.66%. The correlation revealed statistically high significance among emotional intelligence and perceived stress (P = 0.000), perceived stress and life quality (P = 0.02), and emotional intelligence and life quality (P = 0.008). The statistical analysis of the influence of EI, PS, and LQA on academic year-wise analysis determined non-significant (P > 0.05). Due to the time constraints of their job, dentistry training may be highly stressful, yet regular evaluations of student performance and the accompanying factors would help us to understand how students behave in challenging circumstances.