Differentiation in Personality Emotion Mappings From Self Reported Emotion and Automatically Classified Emotion
Published in The 28th Irish Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Science (AICS2020), 2020
Abstract
How does the relationship between personality traits and the basic emotions vary across the modalities of self-report and facial expression analysis? This article presents the results of an exploratory study that quantifies consistencies and differences in personality-emotion mappings across these two modalities. Twenty-four participants answered a personality questionnaire before watching twelve emotionally provocative videos. Participant’s self-reported their emotional reactions per video, while their facial expressions were being recorded for automated emotional analysis. The results indicated that overall there was greater consistency than differences in personality-emotion mappings across the two modalities. The robustness of this relationship enables direct applications of emotional-state-to-personality-trait in academic and industrial domains.
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Recommended citation: Ryan Donovan, Aoife Johnson, Ruairi O’Reilly (2020). “Differentiation in Personality Emotion Mappings From Self Reported Emotion and Automatically Classified Emotion.” The 28th Irish Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Science (AICS2020).
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