Case: Travica, Bob. “Containment Strategies for COVID-19 Pandemic.” University of Manitoba. See attached PDF. Case Summary: This document looks at models of pandemic containment strategy that was created in real-time as the world responded to COVID-19. Three were identified and analyzed: Restrictive, Permissive, and Hybrid. Cultural assumptions are also considered & discussed. Directions: Carefully read…

The Automaticity of Emotion RecognitionJessica L. TracyUniversity of British ColumbiaRichard W. RobinsUniversity of California, DavisEvolutionary accounts of emotion typically assume that humans evolved to quickly and efficientlyrecognize emotion expressions because these expressions convey fitness-enhancing messages. Thepresent research tested this assumption in 2 studies. Specifically, the authors examined (a) how quicklyperceivers could recognize expressions of anger,…

See discussions, stats, and author profiles for this publication at: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/41415759The Face in the Crowd Effect: Anger Superiority When Using Real Faces andMultiple IdentitiesArticle in Emotion · February 2010DOI: 10.1037/a0017387 · Source: PubMedCITATIONS124READS4,2165 authors, including:Some of the authors of this publication are also working on these related projects:Audiovisual Facial Expression Analysis View projectIntervening on social…

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brainMotivational Power of the Happy FacesciencesArticleThe Motivational Power of the Happy FaceJana Nikitin 1,* and Alexandra M. Freund 21 Faculty of Psychology, Research Group Personality and Developmental Psychology, University of Basel,4055 Basel, Switzerland2 Department of Psychology, University Research Priority Program Dynamics of Healthy Aging,University of Zurich, 8050 Zurich, Switzerland; freund@psychologie.uzh.ch* Correspondence: jana.nikitin@unibas.ch; Tel.: +41-(0)61-207-0683Received: 28…

Perceptud and Motor Skills,1983, 57, 683-686. @ Perceptual and Motor Skills 1983ACCURACY AND LATENCY OF JUDGMENTOF FACIAL EXPRESSIONS OF EMOTIONS1GILLES KIROUAC AND FRANCOIS Y. DORfiUniversitC LuualSummary.-The aim of the experiment was to study the relation betweenaccuracy of judgment of facial expressions of emotions and time for judgment.The results for 34 college students confirmed previous data…

1Managerial EconomicsTutorial Solutions – Week 3Hirschey 15th Edition: Chapter 2: Problems P2.6, P2.10 and Chapter 3: Problems P3.3 and P3.4P2.6: Profit Maximization: Equations. 21st Century Insurance offers mail-order automobile insurance topreferred-risk drivers in the Los Angeles area. The company is the low-cost provider of insurance in thismarket but doesn’t believe its annual premium of $1,500…

1Managerial EconomicsTutorial Solutions – Week 2Hirschey 15th Edition: Chapter 1: Questions 1.4 and 1.8Q1.4: In the wake of corporate scandals at Enron, Tyco, and WorldCom, some argue that managers oflarge, publicly owned firms sometimes make decisions to maximize their own welfare asopposed to that of stockholders. Does such behaviour create problems in using valuemaximization as…

actapsychologicaELSEVIER Acta Psychologica89 (1995) 149-163Happy face advantage in recognizing facial expressionsT a k a h i r o Kirita a, *, M i t s u o E n d o ba Shokei Women’s Junior College, 4-1O-1 Yurigaoka, Natori, Miyagi, 981-12 Japanb Hachinohe Junior College, 13-384 Mihono, Hachinohe, Aornori, 031, JapanReceived 3 December 1993;revised 6…