In deaf children, huge emphasis was given to language; however, emotional cues decoding
and production appear of pivotal importance for communication capabilities. Concerning …

The human voice is a primary tool for verbal and nonverbal communication. Studies on
laughter emphasize a distinction between spontaneous laughter, which reflects a genuinely …

Human nonverbal vocalizations such as screams and cries often reflect their evolved
functions. Although the universality of these putatively primordial vocal signals and their …

Laughing is ubiquitous in human life, yet what causes it and how it sounds is highly variable.
Considering this diversity, we sought to test whether there are fundamentally different kinds …

The voice is a prime channel of communication in humans and other animals. Voices
convey many kinds of information, including physical characteristics like body size and sex …

Introduction: Vocants as infants' first vocalic utterances are produced laryngeally while the
vocal tract is maintained in a neutral position. These “primitive” sounds have sometimes …

Cartocci et al. Emotion Recognition and UCI hemisphere for more demanding emotional
task, or alternatively by a higher conscious elaboration in UCI than NH children. Additionally …

Nonverbal vocalisations are a fundamental part of human life. This review uses Tinbergen's
ethological framework to examine the functions, ontogenetic trajectories, evolutionary …

Laughter is a frequently occurring and socially potent nonverbal vocalisation, which is
frequently used to signal affiliation, reward, or cooperative intent, and often helps to maintain …

The objective of this research is to elucidate motivation and emotion processing in an AGI
(Artificial General Intelligence) system NARS (Non-Axiomatic Reasoning System). Under the …