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                        <namePart type="given">Christian</namePart>
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                    <abstract lang="eng">We introduce the WASABI ([W]ASABI [A]ffect [S]imulation for [A] gents with [B]elievable [I]nteractivity) Affect Simulation Architecture, in which a virtual human&apos;s cognitive reasoning capabilities are combined with simulated embodiment to achieve the simulation of primary and secondary emotions. In modeling primary emotions we follow the idea of &quot;Core Affect&quot; in combination with a continuous progression of bodily feeling in three-dimensional emotion space ( PAD space), that is subsequently categorized into discrete emotions. In humans, primary emotions are understood as onto-genetically earlier emotions, which directly influence facial expressions. Secondary emotions, in contrast, afford the ability to reason about current events in the light of experiences and expectations. By technically representing aspects of each secondary emotion&apos;s connotative meaning in PAD space, we not only assure their mood-congruent elicitation, but also combine them with facial expressions, that are concurrently driven by primary emotions. Results of an empirical study suggest that human players in a card game scenario judge our virtual human MAX significantly older when secondary emotions are simulated in addition to primary ones.</abstract>
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                        <topic>virtual reality</topic>
                        <topic>BDI-based architecture</topic>
                        <topic>emotion dynamics</topic>
                        <topic>PAD emotion space</topic>
                        <topic>affect simulation architecture</topic>
                        <topic>embodied agent</topic>
                        <topic>virtual human</topic>
                        <topic>emotion expression</topic>
                        <topic>emotion modeling</topic>
                        <topic>primary and secondary emotions</topic>
                        <topic>affective gaming</topic>
                        <topic>aware emotions</topic>
                        <topic>affective computing</topic>
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                            <title>Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems</title>
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                                <number>20</number>
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                                <start>32</start>
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                    <identifier type="issn">1387-2532</identifier>
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