Chapter 5 Facial Expressions and Recognition for the Communication of Thoughts and Emotions in Business and Marketing
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Clarice O’ Brien
Abstract
Facial expressions and face recognition act as valuable aids in the communication of emotion within business environments and marketing settings. This chapter specifically explores the history of facial expression research, from the pioneering work of Darwin to its contemporary application within advertising. Methods of measuring facial expressions are also discussed, which include the use of automatic facial recognition technology, an exciting form of facial biometrics. The development of this technology and the neuroscientific background of facial recognition are briefly examined. Specifically, the utilization of biometric facial recognition within personalized marketing practices is detailed. Despite its evident contribution to business and marketing areas, the ethical implications of introducing biometric facial recognition technology into society and research are considered. To conclude, recommendations for the continued development of facial recognition technology use in a responsible manner are discussed.
Abstract
Facial expressions and face recognition act as valuable aids in the communication of emotion within business environments and marketing settings. This chapter specifically explores the history of facial expression research, from the pioneering work of Darwin to its contemporary application within advertising. Methods of measuring facial expressions are also discussed, which include the use of automatic facial recognition technology, an exciting form of facial biometrics. The development of this technology and the neuroscientific background of facial recognition are briefly examined. Specifically, the utilization of biometric facial recognition within personalized marketing practices is detailed. Despite its evident contribution to business and marketing areas, the ethical implications of introducing biometric facial recognition technology into society and research are considered. To conclude, recommendations for the continued development of facial recognition technology use in a responsible manner are discussed.
Kapitel in diesem Buch
- Frontmatter I
- Foreword VII
- Preface IX
- Contents XIII
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Part I: Biometrics
- Chapter 1 Introduction 1
- Chapter 2 Using Neuroscience and Biometrics in Individuals and Organizations 13
- Chapter 3 Using Sensory Substitutions to Make Better Business Decisions (or How Sensory Devices Connected to Our Body Can Help Us Outperform AI and Common Data Analytics) 37
- Chapter 4 Leaked Expressions Captured with Wearable High-Resolution Facial Electromyography 83
- Chapter 5 Facial Expressions and Recognition for the Communication of Thoughts and Emotions in Business and Marketing 99
- Chapter 6 Human Feedback: A Review of Advanced Studies in Facial Expressions and Their Applications in Business 117
- Chapter 7 Using Virtual Reality for Leadership Assessment and Training Through Behavioral Biomarkers 141
- Chapter 8 Biometrics, Privacy, and Authentication 171
- Chapter 9 The Human Affair with Data, the Challenges It Creates, Ways to Solve These Challenges, and Future Outlook 185
- Chapter 10 Using Biometrics in Healthcare Management and Diagnostics 195
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Part II: Neuroscience
- Chapter 11 Brain’s Valuation Networks and Consumer Neuroscience Methods in the Fuzzy Front-End of the Innovation Process 207
- Chapter 12 The Dynamics of Neuromarketing: Publication, Collaboration, and Topic Prominence 223
- Chapter 13 Using Neuroscience to Understand Consumers 245
- Chapter 14 Uncovering Consumers’ Subconscious Responses to Marketing Stimuli 279
- Chapter 15 Combined Use of Neuroscience and Virtual Reality for Business Applications 295
- Chapter 16 On the Ways by Which AI Can Revolutionize the Usage of Biometrics in Business 317
- Chapter 17 The Future of Neuroscience and Biometrics in Business 333
- List of Figures 341
- List of Tables 343
- About the Editors 345
- Index 347
Kapitel in diesem Buch
- Frontmatter I
- Foreword VII
- Preface IX
- Contents XIII
-
Part I: Biometrics
- Chapter 1 Introduction 1
- Chapter 2 Using Neuroscience and Biometrics in Individuals and Organizations 13
- Chapter 3 Using Sensory Substitutions to Make Better Business Decisions (or How Sensory Devices Connected to Our Body Can Help Us Outperform AI and Common Data Analytics) 37
- Chapter 4 Leaked Expressions Captured with Wearable High-Resolution Facial Electromyography 83
- Chapter 5 Facial Expressions and Recognition for the Communication of Thoughts and Emotions in Business and Marketing 99
- Chapter 6 Human Feedback: A Review of Advanced Studies in Facial Expressions and Their Applications in Business 117
- Chapter 7 Using Virtual Reality for Leadership Assessment and Training Through Behavioral Biomarkers 141
- Chapter 8 Biometrics, Privacy, and Authentication 171
- Chapter 9 The Human Affair with Data, the Challenges It Creates, Ways to Solve These Challenges, and Future Outlook 185
- Chapter 10 Using Biometrics in Healthcare Management and Diagnostics 195
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Part II: Neuroscience
- Chapter 11 Brain’s Valuation Networks and Consumer Neuroscience Methods in the Fuzzy Front-End of the Innovation Process 207
- Chapter 12 The Dynamics of Neuromarketing: Publication, Collaboration, and Topic Prominence 223
- Chapter 13 Using Neuroscience to Understand Consumers 245
- Chapter 14 Uncovering Consumers’ Subconscious Responses to Marketing Stimuli 279
- Chapter 15 Combined Use of Neuroscience and Virtual Reality for Business Applications 295
- Chapter 16 On the Ways by Which AI Can Revolutionize the Usage of Biometrics in Business 317
- Chapter 17 The Future of Neuroscience and Biometrics in Business 333
- List of Figures 341
- List of Tables 343
- About the Editors 345
- Index 347