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the predictability and legibility of robot movements affect their perception [5], and how the robot appearance (i.e., realistic animal-like or plant-like appearances) impacts users emotional responses. We propose as a
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such as perceptual, spatial, temporal, emotional, and event content). By removing the burden of manual scoring, these automated tools make large-scale and longitudinal studies of memory possible, including
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particular attention to the relationships between material affordances and temporalities, bodily interactions, emotional responses, and human wellbeing. In doing so, you will contribute to advancing material
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expressions and in the emotions and bodily sensations that accompany them. It is also interested in the potential for intimate and social transformation inherent in movement. The MOVING project adopts a
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social or emotional competence, thereby improving social relationships for some users. The first part of the PhD project is embedded in a 1.5-year collaborative project with the Hochschule Karlsruhe and
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self-management is inherently resource dependent: workers require sufficient cognitive, emotional, and financial resources to actively explore opportunities, evaluate alternatives, and pursue better