FEEL Laboratory
— Research on Real-Time Emotion Recognition in the Learning Context —
— Research on Real-Time Emotion Recognition in the Learning Context —
© Miriam Wünsch
The FEEL laboratory is part of the lab network "ASPEKT" at the Department of Psychology. Our lab has four workstations where we can capture various psychophysiological measures.
If you are interested in an ongoing study or the use of the laboratory for a research project, we look forward to hearing from you.
This project is part of the DFG-funded Collaborative Research Centre SHARP (TRR419).
The project focuses on personalised simulations to develop pre-service teachers’ professional vision regarding motivationally and emotionally critical classroom situations for teachers and learners. Personalisation is achieved through adaptive feedback and meso-adaptive scaffolding, using video annotations for reflection on the corresponding classroom situations. The project also investigates how behavioural and physiological indicators of participants’ emotional states, such as facially expressed emotions and stress levels, relate to learning outcomes, specifically diagnostic knowledge and reasoning skills. Hence, this project offers insights into how personalised feedback and scaffolding and affective learning processes influence learners’ professional vision development.
Emotions and Attention in Graded Learning Experiences
Memory, Emotion & Physiology
Emotions in Numerical Test Experiences
Emotions in Numerical Test Experiences