Psychological Analysis Classifying emotions & Extracting emotions from text In order to understand the user’s emotion in texts, we had to analyze dialogic utterances in the real world first. There are two basic emotion categories: basic(primary) emotions and second order(derived) emotions. Primary emotions mean ‘pure’ emotional state, such as…
Category: Society
The Social Value of Familiar Faces in Everyday Places
A familiar face can create a sense of belonging even when the relationship is not close.
Why Community Bulletin Boards Still Work
In an age of social media and group chats, a physical bulletin board can seem outdated, yet it remains useful in many shared spaces.
The “Melting Pot” is Failing: a Soon-to-be Insider’s View
The “Melting Pot” is Failing: a Soon-to-be Insider’s View HE SHIN On May 15, a video of a man verbally abusing several Latina workers of a Manhattan restaurant surfaced online and sparked a national outrage. The man, later identified as Aaron Schlossberg, berated the women for speaking Spanish and threatened…
How can discrimination/prejudice against and stereotypes of refugees be addressed in host communities?
How can discrimination/prejudice against and stereotypes of refugees be addressed in host communities? When talks of refugees and how accepting their immigration will impact the host nation arise, it is common for those that are against accepting them to resort to discriminatory stereotypes of refugees, such as the possibilities of…
Compromise
Compromise Ruixuan Liu Compromise can avoid conflicts and ensure stability within the country. There have been many compromises in American political history, and these compromises have played a major role in the development of the United States. For example, the Great Compromise, the Three-Fifths Compromise and the Commerce Compromise. The…