HD FS 229 Lecture Notes - Lecture 16: Apache Hadoop, Emotion Classification, Comfort Object
8 Nov 2016
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The movements of the expression in the face are in themselves of much importance for our welfare charles darwin. What is the functionalist perspective: emotions help us survive. They help us to adapt: emotion triggers behavior (prepare you for action) Ex: fight or flight: social behavior. Drawn towards people who are smiling, wary of people who appear angry. Basic emotions are innate: happiness, sadness, fear, anger. Secondary emotions (self-conscious emotions: higher level of maturity needed to experience these emotions, around age 2, child must have basic social knowledge, embarrassment, guilt, pride. 6-10 weeks = emergence of social smile: when babies start to smile in response to social interactions/experiences, babies do smile prior to this but the smiles are due to physiological responses, emotional and social milestone. 4-6 months = anger and fear increase: anger increases due mainly to improvements in cognitive ability, acting with a purpose, cognitively, we begin to have more goals.
