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- Effects of country animosity of angry Koreans on Japan: A focus on export regulation on Korea.Lili Sun &Jong-Woo Jun -2022 -Frontiers in Psychology 13:961454.Nowadays, Korea and Japan are in conflict arising from export restrictions launched by Japan on Korea, which have provoked a boycott of Japanese products in Korea, and even tourism to Japan. Animosity performs a momentous role in the context of crisis management communication. Hence, this article aims to investigate factors impacting boycott intention to visit Japan, with economic animosity being a principal mediating variable, whose antecedents and consequences have been probed into. A total of 333 respondents' survey data were collected (...) and analyzedviaSEM for the verification of research hypotheses. The findings manifest that ethnic identity engenders significant direct positive bearings upon economic animosity and boycott news, and boycott news significantly positively affects economic animosity; boycott news serves as the mediating role between ethnic identity and economic animosity. Additionally, the outcomes denote that economic animosity exerts a significant positive impact on boycott visit intention, economic animosity negatively affects Japanese government trust, and Japanese government trust negatively bears upon boycott visit intention; Japanese government trust mediates between economic animosity and boycott intention to visit Japan. Consequently, the research makes contributions to furnishing empirical evidence for influencing factors of boycott visit intention and enriching the literature on the antecedents and consequences of animosity. (shrink)
- A Debate on Human and Animal Nature in the NeoConfucianism of Suam Kwon Sangha and Giwon Eo Yubong.Jong-Woo Yi -2019 -THE JOURNAL OF ASIAN PHILOSOPHY IN KOREA 51:5-26.No categories
- Sarah Barry: A Spiritual Beacon in Modern Korea.Jong-ok Seok,Moo-jin Jeong,Sang-ho Seon &Jun-ki Chung -2024 -Foundations of Science 29 (4):1171-1182.Medical missionaries made a breakthrough in Korean history in healing and caring for many Hansen and tuberculosis patients. There was a missionary who had no less good influence than medical missionaries at this time. The person is missionary Sarah Barry, who inspired and developed one of the most influential student movements in South Korea. The aim of the present study is to examine life of Sarah Barry and her ministry, focusing upon her positive influences on Korean intellectuals. The relevance of (...) the study is conditioned by the fact that there is no professional academic research on her ministry except for one short paper, which discusses the importance of her role in formulating campus evangelism. In order to achieve the aim of the study, the method of analysis and synthesis of biographical and historical data was used. As a result of the study, Sarah Barry’s biography was researched and systematized. It gave ground to a conclusion that her role in South Korea’s gradual resurgence after the Civil War was seminal. (shrink)
- Consumers’ Purchase Intention of Organic Food via Social Media: The Perspectives of Task-Technology Fit and Post-acceptance Model.Jun-Jer You,DinJong &Uraiporn Wiangin -2020 -Frontiers in Psychology 11.
- Online Social Networks for Crowdsourced Multimedia-Involved Behavioral Testing: An Empirical Study.Jun-Ho Choi &Jong-Seok Lee -2015 -Frontiers in Psychology 6.
- Complexity Theory and the Structure of Full Awakening in Religious Experience.Hee-Jong Woo -2008 -Proceedings of the Xxii World Congress of Philosophy 6:317-331.Enlightened experience (i.e. awakened to the truth) is the most valuable one in most religions including Christianity and Buddhism. As well-known cases of such experience are Apocalypse St. Paul and many Grand Zen masters in Zen Buddhism, it is natural for us to believe that the enlighten is for very talented or speciallytrained ones. However, applying the complexity theory on the structure of enlightenment, based on the power law function, selforganized criticality, phase transition, and emergence, it is clear that the (...) full awakening can be experienced by everyone in daily life. Furthermore, such experiences are not necessary to be limited in religious one. Rediscovering the path to full awakening by complexity theory leads to the demythologization of the enlightenment in Korean Zen Buddhism, which emphasizes a hard apprenticeship in temple for long periods for the purpose. (shrink)
- Sport Community Involvement and Life Satisfaction During COVID-19: A Moderated Mediation of Psychological Capital by Distress and Generation Z.Juho Park,Jun-Phil Uhm,Sanghoon Kim,Minjung Kim,Shintaro Sato &Hyun-Woo Lee -2022 -Frontiers in Psychology 13.How can sport community involvement influence life satisfaction during a pandemic? Self-expansion theory posits that individuals seek to gain resources such as positive interpersonal relationships for growth and achievement. By considering psychological capital as a dispositional resource intervening between sport community involvement and life satisfaction, we examined an empirical model to test the chain of effects. Based on the stress process model, distress and generational group were tested as moderators. Participants responded to the scale item questionnaire for model assessment. Supporting (...) the hypothesized relationships, the model was supported with a significant moderated-moderated mediation. The mediation effect of PsyCap was stronger when distress level was lower and such interaction effect was amplified for Generation Z. Whereas the global sport communities and Gen Z were found to be more particularly vulnerable to COVID-19, our findings suggest that there are psychological pathways for fans to maintain their resilience. It is foremost imperative to lower the stress level of sport fans for their community involvement to positively affect life satisfaction. Gen Z were more stressed during the pandemic but individuals who managed to cope with stress were able to leverage community involvement to boost positive psychological resources. Acknowledgment of these effects brings implications for better management strategies and provides avenues for new research. (shrink)
- Social Virtual Reality (VR) Involvement Affects Depression When Social Connectedness and Self-Esteem Are Low: A Moderated Mediation on Well-Being.Hyun-Woo Lee,Sanghoon Kim &Jun-Phil Uhm -2021 -Frontiers in Psychology 12.While social interaction and play in a VR environment are becoming ever more popular, little is known about how social VR games affect users. The purpose of this study was to elucidate the role of several contingent factors in social VR games by modeling the relationships between involvement, well-being, depression, self-esteem, and social connectedness. A conditional process-moderated mediation model of the measured variables was analyzed with 220 pieces of collected data. The result showed that: the direct effect of involvement on (...) well-being was significant, and the index of moderated mediation involving depression, self-esteem, and social connectedness was significant. We conclude that high levels of involvement in social VR games by socially isolated users with low self-esteem can negatively affect their well-being. The findings of this study contribute in several ways to our understanding of the effect of social VR games upon users and provide important practical implications. (shrink)
- EEG Beta Oscillations in the Temporoparietal Area Related to the Accuracy in Estimating Others' Preference.Jonghyeok Park,Hackjin Kim,Jeong-Woo Sohn,Jong-Ryul Choi &Sung-Phil Kim -2018 -Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 12.
- Diffusion-controlled recrystallization and grain growth-induced plasticity of steel under externally applied stress.Heung Nam Han,Se-Jong Kim,Miyoung Kim,Gyosung Kim,Dong-Woo Suh &Sung-Joon Kim -2008 -Philosophical Magazine 88 (12):1811-1824.No categories
- Developing Design Solutions for Smart Homes Through User-Centered Scenarios.Mi Jeong Kim,Myung Eun Cho &HanJong Jun -2020 -Frontiers in Psychology 11.
- A collective essay on the Korean philosophy of education: Korean voices from its traditional thoughts on education.Duck-Joo Kwak,Keumjoong Hwang,Chang-ho Shin,Gyeong-sik An,Woojin Lee,Jeong-Gil Woo,Jee Hyeon Kim,Chunho Shin,Hee-Bong Kim,Jina Bhang,Jun Yamana &Roland Reichenbach -2024 -Educational Philosophy and Theory 56 (1):7-19.Since the Korean Philosophy of Education Society was established in 1964, the question regarding the nature of Philosophy of Education as a modern discipline has always been a vexing question to mo...
- The first generation of western philosophy Park Chi-woo’s characteristics and present meaning of democracy theory.Bae Jun Cho -2021 -EPOCH AND PHILOSOPHY 32 (2):107-146.No categories
- Comments on previous psychological Tai-Chi models: Jun-zi self-cultivation model.Jin Xu,Nam-Sat Chang,Ya-Fen Hsu &Yung-Jong Shiah -2022 -Frontiers in Psychology 13.In this article we describe four previous Tai-Chi models based on the I-Ching and their limitations. The I-Ching, the most important ancient source of information on traditional Chinese culture and cosmology, provides the metaphysical foundation for this culture, especially Confucian ethics and Taoist morality. To overcome the limitations of the four previous Tai-Chi models, we transform I-Ching cultural system into a psychological theory by applying the cultural system approach. Specifically, we propose the Jun-zi Self-Cultivation Model, which argues that an individual (...) can become an ideal person, or jun-zi, through the process of self-cultivation, leading to good fortune and the avoidance of disasters. The state of jun-zi is that of the well-functioning self, characterized by achieving one’s full potential and an authentic, durable sense of wellbeing. In addition, we compare egoism and jun-zi as modes of psychological functioning. The JSM can be used to as a framework to explain social behavior, improve mental health, and develop culturally sensitive psychotherapies in Confucian culture. Finally, an examination of possible theoretical directions, clinical applications, and future research is provided. (shrink)
- A Philosophical Study on the Crisis of Democracy in Korea.Seong-Woo Kim -2008 -Proceedings of the Xxii World Congress of Philosophy 50:369-375.The result of 2007’s presidential election in South Korea symbolizes the decline of the Left and the growth of the new Right. They say it goes with the global retrogression of democracy, or the consolidation of the hegemony of the rightist versions of democracy. According to Choi Jang-jip, the general public in Korea has thought that the Roh Moo-hyun’s administration had betrayed them, handing power over to the market, and seeking to form a coalition government with theconservatives. Similarly, Professor Jang (...) Ha-jun asserts that the democratic governments of Kim Dae-jung and Roh Moo-hyun have mistaken economic democratization for neo-liberalistic structural adjustment. (shrink)
- Relation of Nature Teacher of Mind Student between Nature Mind Equal Principle of Theory in Ganjae Jun Woo ― Central of Contradiction and Logician ―. 이종우 -2008 -THE JOURNAL OF ASIAN PHILOSOPHY IN KOREA 29 (29):1-21.간재 전우는 性尊心卑를 바탕으로 性師心弟를 주장하면서도 반면에 心性一理를 주장하기도 한다. 심과 성이 같은 하나의 리라고 하면서도 존비가 있다고 한 것이 된다. 따라서 리에도 尊卑가 있다는 것이 된다. 하지만 그는 리를 절대적인 존재라고 했기 때문에 존비가 있을 수 없다. 또한 심성일리는 心性一物이지만 성사심제는 二物이다. 이물이면서 일물이라고 했기 때문에 성사심제와 심성일리의 관계에 대한 표현에 문제가 있다. 하지만 그는 심과 성을 분설과 합설의 관점에서 말하고 있다. 따라서 합설의 관점에서 심성일물로서 심성일리이며 분설의 관점에서 심성이물로서 성사심제가 될 수 있는 것이다. 본래 성은 심 가운데에 있지만 (...) 성과 심을 합쳐서 본다면 일물, 분리해서 본다면 이물이 된다. 심과 성이 붙어 있기도 하고 떨어져 있기도 한 것이 아니라 합쳐서 보기도 하고 분리하여 볼 수 있다는 것이다. 이러한 관점에서 본다면 성사심제와 심성일리는 정합적이다. 또한 심성일리라면 심이 순선한 리이기 때문에 구태여 성을 스승으로 삼아 순선을 발현시킬 필요가 없음에도 성사심제를 주장한다. 하지만 심은 미미하게나마 자취가 있고 능동적인 존재이기 때문에 自用할 수 있다는 것이다. 자용하게 되면 악이 발현 될 수 있으므로 그것을 근본적으로 방지하기 위하여 성사심제해야 한다고 주장한다. 이로 미루어 보았을 때 그는 심이 순선하지만 능동적으로 자용할 수 있기 때문에 무위이므로 자용할 수 없는 순선한 성에 뿌리를 두어야만 완벽하게 순선을 발현할 수 있다고 생각했다는 것을 알 수 있다. (shrink)No categories
- Argumentation Schemes in Persuasive Brochures.Peter Jan Schellens &Menno deJong -2004 -Argumentation 18 (3):295-323.Many public information documents attempt to persuade the recipients that they should engage in or refrain from specific behaviour. This is based on the assumption that the recipient will decide about his or her behaviour on the basis of the information given and a rational evaluation of the pros and cons. An analysis of 20 public information brochures shows that the argumentation in persuasive brochures is often not marked as such. Argumentation is presented as factual information, and in many instances (...) the task of making argumentational links and drawing conclusions is left to the reader. However, since the information offered does follow familiar argumentational schemes, readers can, in principle, reconstruct the argument. All the brochures make use of pragmatic argumentation (argumentation from consequences),i. e.,they formulate at least certain benefits of the desirable behaviour or disadvantages of the undesirable behaviour. In addition, they make regular use of argumentation from cause to effect and argumentation from example. Argumentation from rules and argumentation from authority are less frequently used. This empirical analysis of the use of argumentation schemes is a solid base for interesting and rich hypotheses about the cognitive processing of persuasive brochures. Central processing requires the reader to be able to reconstruct argumentation from informational texts and to identify and evaluate various types of argumentation. (shrink)
- Simulating Intraurban Land Use Dynamics under Multiple Scenarios Based on Fuzzy Cellular Automata: A Case Study of Jinzhou District, Dalian.Jun Yang,Weiling Liu,Yonghua Li,Xueming Li &Quansheng Ge -2018 -Complexity 2018:1-17.No categories
- How Does Prior Knowledge Influence Learning Engagement? The Mediating Roles of Cognitive Load and Help-Seeking.Anmei Dong,Morris Siu-YungJong &Ronnel B. King -2020 -Frontiers in Psychology 11.
- A Social Influence Interpretation of Workplace Ostracism and Counterproductive Work Behavior.Jun Yang &Darren C. Treadway -2018 -Journal of Business Ethics 148 (4):879-891.We used social network analysis to examine a theoretical model exploring why, and under what circumstances, the perpetrators’ ostracizing behaviors are accurately perceived by the target employees. In turn, these perceptions of ostracism lead to the target employees’ counterproductive work behaviors. Adopting perspectives from both perpetrators and targets, we directly measured the ostracizing behaviors by all potential perpetrators and perceived workplace ostracism by target employees. We integrate Social information processing theory and conservation of resource theory to propose a moderated mediation (...) model, and found that employees who have a high level of need to belong are more likely to capture coworkers’ ostracizing behaviors, and those with low political skill are more likely to engage in counterproductive work behavior as their reaction to perceived workplace ostracism. Theoretical and practical implications are discussed. (shrink)
- Single-Valued Neutrosophic Minimum Spanning Tree and Its Clustering Method.Jun Ye -2014 -Journal of Intelligent Systems 23 (3):311-324.Clustering plays an important role in data mining, pattern recognition, and machine learning. Then, single-valued neutrosophic sets are a useful means to describe and handle indeterminate and inconsistent information, which fuzzy sets and intuitionistic fuzzy sets cannot describe and deal with. To cluster the data represented by single-value neutrosophic information, the article proposes a single-valued neutrosophic minimum spanning tree clustering algorithm. Firstly, we defined a generalized distance measure between SVNSs. Then, we present an SVNMST clustering algorithm for clustering single-value neutrosophic (...) data based on the generalized distance measure of SVNSs. Finally, two illustrative examples are given to demonstrate the application and effectiveness of the developed approach. (shrink)No categories
- Elucidating the Effect of Antecedents on Consumers’ Green Purchase Intention: An Extension of the Theory of Planned Behavior.Athapol Ruangkanjanases,Jun-Jer You,Shih-Wen Chien,Yin Ma,Shih-Chih Chen &Ling-Chi Chao -2020 -Frontiers in Psychology 11.
- Navigating Societal Impact: Strategic Management in Horizon 2020 SSH Projects.Mimi Urbanc &Stefan deJong -forthcoming -Minerva:1-24.This paper explores the management of societal impact in the context of Horizon 2020 (H2020) Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) collaborative projects. Given the increasing demand for societal relevance in European-funded research, this study aims to (a) understand how societal impact is managed and (b1) identify the driving forces and (b2) barriers that influence impact management. By conducting semi-structured interviews with ten project coordinators from different European SSH projects, selected through purposive sampling procedures, the collected qualitative data were analysed using (...) Atlas.ti. The thematic analysis revealed six themes: effective framework, stakeholder involvement; appropriate dissemination, competence, diversity and experienced members, limited post-project impact resources; and ineffective planning. This paper contributes to the discourse on project management by proposing a refined evaluation framework for societal impact that recognises different management strategies and considers the need for strategic planning and resource allocation to achieve sustainable societal impact. Our findings advocate for policies that promote greater transparency and inclusiveness in project evaluation, ultimately aiming to better align research outcomes with European policy priorities and societal challenges. (shrink)No categories
- The Matter of the Mind: Philosophical Essays on Psychology, Neuroscience and Reduction.Maurice Schouten &Huib Looren deJong (eds.) -2007 - Malden, MA: Wiley-Blackwell.The _Matter of the Mind_ addresses and illuminates the relationship between psychology and neuroscience by focusing on the topic of reduction. Written by leading philosophers in the field Discusses recent theorizing in the mind-brain sciences and reviews and weighs the evidence in favour of reductionism against the backdrop of recent important advances within psychology and the neurosciences Collects the latest work on central topics where neuroscience is now making inroads in traditional psychological terrain, such as adaptive behaviour, reward systems, consciousness, (...) and social cognition. (shrink)
- Navigating the labyrinth of RI through a practical application — A case study in a cross-disciplinary research project.Jun Zhao,Menisha Patel,Philip Inglesant,Virgina Portillo,Helena Webb,Liz Dowthwaite,Paula Fiddi,Bénédicte Legastelois,Elvira Perez Vallejos,Michael Rovatsos &Marina Jirotka -2023 -Journal of Responsible Technology 15 (C):100064.No categories
- The Power of Affection: Exploring the Key Drivers of Customer Loyalty in Virtual Reality-Enabled Services.Jun Yan,Ihtesham Ali,Rizwan Ali &Yaping Chang -2022 -Frontiers in Psychology 13.The accelerating growth of virtual reality technology and evolving customer needs make multifarious challenges and opportunities for service industries. Based on the Technology Acceptance Model and Theory of Affection Responses, we explored the key drivers of customer loyalty in virtual reality-enabled services through a large-scaled survey data collected from VR users in four major cities of Pakistan. The study employs the partial least squares structural equation modeling. We verified that the authenticity of the VR experience and TAM dimensions are the (...) key drivers of customer loyalty béhavioral in VR-enabled services. Furthermore, results revealed that Affective responses significantly mediated the relationships between the drivers and customer loyalty. Implications for researchers and VR practitioners were also provided. (shrink)
- Structural asymmetries in the representation of giving and taking events.Jun Yin,Gergely Csibra &Denis Tatone -2022 -Cognition 229 (C):105248.
- Perspective-Taking and Depth of Theory-of-Mind Reasoning in Sequential-Move Games.Jun Zhang,Trey Hedden &Adrian Chia -2012 -Cognitive Science 36 (3):560-573.Theory-of-mind (ToM) involves modeling an individual’s mental states to plan one’s action and to anticipate others’ actions through recursive reasoning that may be myopic (with limited recursion) or predictive (with full recursion). ToM recursion was examined using a series of two-player, sequential-move matrix games with a maximum of three steps. Participants were assigned the role of Player I, controlling the initial and the last step, or of Player II, controlling the second step. Appropriate for the assigned role, participants either anticipated (...) or planned Player II’s strategy at the second step, and then determined Player I’s optimal strategy at the first step. Participants more readily used predictive reasoning as Player II (i.e., planning one’s own move) than as Player I (i.e., anticipating an opponent’s move), although they did not differ when translating reasoning outcome about the second step to optimal action in the first step. Perspective-taking influenced likelihood of predictive reasoning, but it did not affect the rate at which participants acquired it during the experimental block. We conclude that the depth of ToM recursion (related to perspective-taking mechanisms) and rational application of belief–desire to action (instrumental rationality) constitute separate cognitive processes in ToM reasoning. (shrink)
- Distinctive effects of fear and sadness induction on anger and aggressive behavior.Jun Zhan,Jun Ren,Jin Fan &Jing Luo -2015 -Frontiers in Psychology 6:134592.A recent study has reported that the successful implementation of cognitive regulation of emotion depends on higher-level cognitive functions, such as top-down control, which may be impaired in stressful situations. This calls for “cognition free” self-regulatory strategies that do not require top-down control. In contrast to the cognitive regulation of emotion that emphasizes the role of cognition, traditional Chinese philosophy and medicine views the relationship among different types of emotions as promoting or counteracting each other without the involvement of cognition, (...) which provides an insightful perspective for developing “cognition free” regulatory strategies. In this study, we examined two hypotheses regarding the modulation of anger and aggressive behavior: sadness counteracts anger and aggressive behavior, whereas fear promotes anger and aggressive behavior. Participants were first provoked by reading extremely negative feedback on their viewpoints (Study 1) and by watching anger-inducing movie clips (Study 2). Then, these angry participants were assigned to three equivalent groups and viewed sad, fear-inducing, or neutral materials to evoke the corresponding emotions. The results showed that participants displayed a lower level of aggressive behavior when sadness was later induced and a higher level of anger when fear was later induced. These results provide evidence that supports the hypothesis of mutual promotion and counteraction relationships among these types of emotions and imply a “cognition free” approach to regulating anger and aggressive behavior. (shrink)
- Trajectory Planning of an Intermittent Jumping Quadruped Robot with Variable Redundant and Underactuated Joints.Jun Zhong,Minzhou Luo,Jizhuang Fan &Jie Zhao -2018 -Complexity 2018:1-14.No categories
- Catastrophe, commemoration and education: On the concept of memory pedagogy.Jun Yamana -2020 -Educational Philosophy and Theory 52 (13):1375-1387.Dealing with memories of catastrophes is undoubtedly important for education. Yet, how is such an education possible? On which theoretical basis can we describe it? In this article, I build a bridg...
- A 10-year follow up of publishing ethics in China: what is new and what is unchanged.Jun Xu &Katrina A. Bramstedt -2019 -Research Integrity and Peer Review 4 (1).BackgroundOrgan donation and transplantation in China are ethically complex due to questionable informed consent and the use of prisoners as donors. Publishing works from China can be problematic. The objective of this study was to perform a 10-year follow up on Chinese journals active in donation and transplant publishing regarding the evolution of their publishing guidelines.MethodsEleven Chinese journals were analyzed for 7 properties: (1) ethics committee approval; (2) procedure consent; (3) publishing consent; (4) authorship criteria; (5) conflict of interest; (6) (...) duplicate publication; and (7) data integrity. Results were compared with our 2008 study data. Additionally, open access status, impact factor, and MEDLINE-indexing were explored.ResultsMost journals heightened the ethical requirements for publishing, compared to the results of 2008. All 11 now require their published manuscripts to have data integrity. Ten of 11 require ethics committee approval and informed consent for the publication of research studies, whereas in the original study only 2 journals evidenced these requirements. Nine of 11 have criteria for authorship, require conflict of interest disclosure, and forbid duplicate publishing. None of the journals have a policy to exclude data that was obtained from unethical organ donation practices. Nine of 11 journals are MEDLINE-indexed but only 2 are open-access.ConclusionsMost journals have improved their general ethical publishing requirements but none address unethical organ donation practices. (shrink)No categories
- Social grouping: Perceptual grouping of objects by cooperative but not competitive relationships in dynamic chase.Jun Yin,Xiaowei Ding,Jifan Zhou,Rende Shui,Xinyu Li &Mowei Shen -2013 -Cognition 129 (1):194-204.
- Chapter 3. Compromised Correlation? Experience in Paul Tillich’s Concept of Correlation.Ulrich Schmiedel &Marijn deJong -2017 - In Samuel Andrew Shearn & Russell Re Manning,Returning to Tillich: Theology and Legacy in Transition. De Gruyter. pp. 41-52.No categories
- Rules and rote: Beyond the linguistic either-or fallacy.Robert Schreuder,Nivja deJong,Andrea Krott &Harald Baayen -1999 -Behavioral and Brain Sciences 22 (6):1038-1039.We report an experiment that unambiguously shows an effect of full-form frequency for fully regular Dutch inflected verbs falling into Clahsen's “default” category, negating Clahsen's claim that regular complex words in the default category are not stored.
- AIRank: Author Impact Ranking through Positions in Collaboration Networks.Jun Zhang,Yan Hu,Zhaolong Ning,Amr Tolba,Elsayed Elashkar &Feng Xia -2018 -Complexity 2018:1-16.No categories
- A New Approach to Modeling and Controlling a Pneumatic Muscle Actuator-Driven Setup Using Back Propagation Neural Networks.Jun Zhong,Xu Zhou &Minzhou Luo -2018 -Complexity 2018:1-9.Pneumatic muscle actuators own excellent compliance and a high power-to-weight ratio and have been widely used in bionic robots and rehabilitated robots. However, the high nonlinear characteristics of PMAs due to inherent construction and pneumatic driving principle bring great challenges in applications acquired accurately modeling and controlling. To tackle the tricky problem, a single PMA mass setup is constructed, and a back propagation neural network is employed to identify the dynamics of the setup. An offline model is built up using (...) sampled data, and online modifications are performed to further improve the quality of the model. An adaptive controller based on BPNN is designed using gradient descent information of the built-up model. Experiments of identifying the PMA setup using BPNN and position tracking by adaptive BPNN controller are performed, and results demonstrate the good capacity in accurate controlling of the PMA setup. (shrink)No categories
- Regulating Anger under Stress via Cognitive Reappraisal and Sadness.Jun Zhan,Xiaofei Wu,Jin Fan,Jianyou Guo,Jianshe Zhou,Jun Ren,Chang Liu &Jing Luo -2017 -Frontiers in Psychology 8.
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- An Educational Meaning of Aristotle’s Conception Habit.Eun-Woo Kim -2020 -Journal of Moral Education 32 (2):51-70.
- Humming.Suk-Jun Kim -2019 - New York, NY: Bloomsbury Academic.From a gentle and soothing voice that is personal and intimate to hums that are mystical, impersonal and maddening, this book provides an anthropology of the concept of humming through the discipline of sound studies.No categories
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- The Basis of Morality in the Light of the Concept of Upāya.Mi-Jong Lee -2008 -The Journal of Moral Education 19 (2):53.
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