Table 1.
Predicted appraisal profile for selected emotions.
Figure 1.
Cross-tabulation of emotion combinations.
Black diagonal cells tabulate users who chose only one emotion label. Gray cells indicate combination frequencies larger than 50. Dotted boxes delineate emotion families, in order: happiness, anger, guilt, and distress. joy, joy; ple, pleasure; pri, pride; rag, rage; dis, disgust; irr, irritation; con, contempt; sha, shame; gui, guilt; anx, anxiety; fea, fear; sad, sadness; des, despair.
Table 2.
Cross-tabulation of the Geneva Emotion Analyst (GEA) prediction accuracy against the user’s evaluation of the GEA prediction (in absolute numbers and percentages).
Table 3.
Confusion matrix of the Geneva Emotion Analyst (GEA) predicted emotion families against the user’s chosen emotion family (in absolute numbers).
Table 4.
Pearson correlation coefficients between theoretically predicted emotion prototypes, the empirical emotion centroids obtained from the GEA data reported here, and empirically obtained semantic profiles for the respective emotion terms (GRID).