Affective computing research has advanced emotion recognition systems using facial
expressions, voices, gaits, and physiological signals, yet these methods are often …

Dynamical systems theory (DST) is a branch of mathematics that assesses abstract or
physical systems that change over time. It has a quantitative part (mathematical equations) …

Mathematics requires precise inferences about abstract objects inaccessible to perception.
How is this possible? One proposal is that mathematical reasoning, while concerned with …

Recently, it has been suggested that people are spontaneously inclined to cooperate in
social dilemmas, whereas defection requires effortful deliberation. From this assumption, we …

If you watch footage of a jazz quintet, even with the sound turned off, you will witness
synchrony, swing, and coordination at multiple levels. At the time scale of a bar, gestures are …

Previous studies have used mouse tracking as a tool to measure usability of webpages, user
attention and search relevance. In this paper, we go beyond measurement of user behavior …

The aim of statistical decision theories is to understand how evidence, prior knowledge, and
values lead an organism to commit to one of a number of alternatives. Two main statistical …

Investigating cognitive processes by analyzing mouse movements has become a popular
method in many psychological disciplines. When creating mouse-tracking experiments …

Creativity is a driving force for human development and has fascinated scholars for
centuries. Surprisingly little is known about the cognitive underpinnings of putting creative …

Previous studies have shown that an odd-colored target among uniformly colored distractors
can be rapidly detected and localized using broadly distributed attention over an entire …