Description of the emotional states of communicating people by mathematical model
Joanna G\'orecka, Urszula Fory\'s, Monika Joanna Piotrowska

TL;DR
This paper introduces a mathematical model to describe the emotional states of communicating individuals, extending previous models and analyzing how attitudes like optimism influence emotional relationships.
Contribution
It generalizes existing models of emotional dynamics in communication and provides insights into how personal attitudes affect emotional interactions.
Findings
Attitudes like optimism significantly influence emotional state dynamics.
The model reveals non-obvious effects of personal outlooks on emotional relationships.
Mathematical analysis offers new perspectives on emotional communication processes.
Abstract
The model we study is a generalization of the model considered by Liebovitch et al. (2008) and Rinaldi et al. (2010), and is related to the discrete model of the emotional state of communicating couples described by Gottman et al. (2002). Considered system of non-linear differential equations assumes that the emotional state of a person at any time is affected by the state of each actor alone, rate of return to that state, partner's emotional state and mutual sympathy. Interpreting the results, we focus on the analysis of the impact of a person's attitude to life (optimism or pessimism) on establishing emotional relations. It occurs that our conclusions are not always obvious from the psychological point of view.
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TopicsOpinion Dynamics and Social Influence
