emotion PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships

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Individual differences in cognitive and affective control - examining the mechanisms underlying cognition-emotion interaction and successful emotion regulation.

University of Reading
School of Psychology & Clinical Language Sciences

Dr D Asioli

Applications accepted all year round

Individuals vary greatly in how well they can regulate their emotions, and difficulties in emotion regulation have been linked to disorders such as depression.

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Automatic Emotion Detection, Analysis and Recognition.

University of Manchester
School of Computer Science

Dr K Chen

Applications accepted all year round

Affective computing is a branch of Artificial Intelligence that relates to, arises from, or deliberately influences emotion and other affective phenomena.

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How our emotion affects cognition: From neuroscience, lifespan and psychendocrinological perspectives

University of Reading
School of Psychology & Clinical Language Sciences

Dr M Sakaki

Applications accepted all year round

There is no doubt that emotion and stress affect human cognitive processing, such as memory, attention and decision making. However, the exact effects of emotion on cognition are still unclear as emotion sometimes enhances cognitive processing but sometimes impairs cognitive processing.

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Intention detection using EEG and facial emotions to model automatic cognitive behavioural therapy system for drug rehabilitation (RDF19/EE/CIS/MISTRY)

Northumbria University
Faculty of Engineering and Environment

Dr K Mistry

Application Deadline: 25 January 2019

Facial expression is one of the most effective means for human beings to indicate emotions, feelings and intentions. Literature shows that facial expression contributed to about 55% effect of overall emotion expression during social interactions.

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Automatic micro and mixed emotion recognition system for Human-robot interaction (Advert Reference: SF18/CIS/MISTRY)

Northumbria University
Faculty of Engineering and Environment

Dr K Mistry

Applications accepted all year round

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Emotion regulation in strategic decision-making: A cognitive neuroscience approach

University of Manchester
Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health

Dr D Talmi, Prof G Hodgkinson, Dr P Warren

Applications accepted all year round

The emotional response to wins and losses influences decision-making. Emotion regulation refers to a family of techniques that modify the emotional response.

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Do individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder benefit from Japanese anime cartoons when making emotion recognition judgements (RDF19/HLS/PSY/GREER)

Northumbria University
Faculty of Health and Life Sciences

Dr J Greer

Application Deadline: 25 January 2019

Symptomatic of the developmental disorder Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is an impaired ability in processing faces and emotions.

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The interplay between emotion, social cognition, and societal issues (RovenporDU19PSY)

University of East Anglia
School of Psychology

Dr D Rovenpor

Application Deadline: 20 January 2019

This research considers the basic processes underlying emotion, attitudes, and social cognition, and the broader implications of these processes for intergroup conflict and social justice.

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Vocal Emotions Analysis of Parent-Child Conversations for Supporting Children’s Emotional Wellbeing

University of Leicester
Department of Informatics

Prof E Law, Dr H Zhou

Application Deadline: 21 January 2019

Voice is a significant carrier of emotions. Effective and efficient recognition of vocal emotions can enhance interpersonal communication and relations.

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