Titlebook: Discovering Hidden Temporal Patterns in Behavior and Interaction; T-Pattern Detection Magnus S. Magnusson,Judee K. Burgoon,Maurizio Casa B

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Time and Self-Similar Structure in Behavior and Interactions: From Sequences to Symmetry and Fractalular recurrent hierarchical and multiordinal pattern detection approach is discussed, as well as the use of T-pattern Analysis (TPA) to detect experimental effects that often remain hidden to standard statistical methods.

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Qualitative Differences in Men’s and Women’s Facial Movements in an Experimental Situationhlighted three typically feminine . (expressed only by women) in an experimental context, all involving mouth movements. No typically masculine . were detected in the same situation. This study shows the existence of some qualitative differences between women and men in their facial movements’ organization.

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Understanding Film Art: Moments of Impact and Patterns of Reactionsipants were videotaped. In summary, the analyses enlighten the dynamic nature of movie reception: Important scenes of a movie are prepared with virtuosity, creating “l(fā)ines“ or repetitions of motives combined with each other; the film maker plays with the expectations and emotions of the viewers.

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0893-2336 ers of the.Methodology for the Analysis of Social InteractioDiscovering hidden recurring patterns in observable behavioral processes is an important issue?frequently faced by numerous advanced students and researchers across many research areas, including?psychology, biology, sports, robotics, media

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Magnus S. Magnusson,Judee K. Burgoon,Maurizio CasaEach chapter describes a different research application of T-Pattern Detection and Analysis with THEME (TM).Includes contributions from members of the.Methodology for the Analysis of Social Interactio

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-3249-8THEME (TM); behavior; computational neuroscience; t-pattern analysis; temporal pattern

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Strategien an den Devisenm?rktenE, we demonstrate that deceptive communication in group settings is highly patterned. We further examine patterning behavior using the strategy-focused lens of Interpersonal Deception Theory (Buller and Burgoon, Commun Theory 6(3):203–242, 1996). Correlation and regression analyses suggest that (1)