Long-term stress may lead to many severe physical and mental problems. Traditional
psychological stress detection usually relies on the active individual participation, which …

In this paper, we present a pervasive and unobtrusive system for sensing human emotions,
which are inferred based on the recording, processing, and analysis of the Galvanic Skin …

Hans Selye 1 coined, in 1936, the term “Stress” and definedit as “the non-specific response
of the body to any demand for change.” Stress was generallyconsidered as being …

There is an increasing interest in the study of detecting psychological stress from the social
media like Twitter. However, Twitter has a limitation on the number of characters used per …

Job stress is an important phenomenon, which affects many people around the world and
impacts the performance and success of companies. It has an economic impact amounting …

Excessive stress may lead to health problems like headache, trouble sleeping, depression
and chronic diseases such as cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases. In this paper …

The wide availability of low-cost wearable biophysiological sensors enables us to measure
how the environment and our experiences impact our physiology. This creates a challenge …

Nowadays, job stress is very common and it has a high cost in terms of employees' health,
absenteeism and lower performance. It is so big the impact of this psychological disease that …

Enabling continuous and unobtrusive monitoring of stress is essential for delivering
personalized stress interventions at opportune moments. To achieve automatic stress …

Psychological stress detection through social media has caught the interest of researchers
due to the emergence of social media platforms like Twitter as major data sources to solicit …