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Issue Date	Title	Author(s)	Type	Access Type
2016	Embodied processes in a native (L1) and in a learned (L2) language: evidence from a linguistic affective priming task10071/17007	Garrido, M. V.; Prada, M.; Azevedo, C.; Semin, G. R.	conferenceObject	openAccess
2018	Making robot’s attitudes predictable: a stereotype content model for human-robot interaction in groups10071/16912	Oliveira, R.; Arriaga, P.; Correia, F.; Paiva, A.	conferenceObject	openAccess
2018	The inequality effect in the well-being of European OECD countries: a new perspective on data addressing the multidimensionality of the concepts10071/16877	Craveiro, D.; Botelho, M. C.; Mauritti, R.; Nunes, N.	conferenceObject	openAccess
2017	Cubus: autonomous embodied characters to stimulate creative idea generation in groups of children10071/16050	Pires, A.; Alves-Oliveira, P.; Arriaga, P.; Martinho, C.	conferenceObject	openAccess
2017	Spatial perception of landmarks assessed by objective tracking of people and space syntax techniques10071/16008	Ourique, L.; Eloy, S.; Resende, R.; Dias, J. M.; Pedro, T.; Miguel, R.; Marques, S.	conferenceObject	openAccess
2009	Discursos de polític(a)s e não-polític(a)s sobre o défice de género na política e as medidas de acção positiva10071/14579	Santos, M. H.	conferenceObject	openAccess

Recent Submissions

Embodied processes in a native (L1) and in a learned (L2) language: evidence from a linguistic affective priming task/handle/10071/17007

Making robot’s attitudes predictable: a stereotype content model for human-robot interaction in groups/handle/10071/16912

The inequality effect in the well-being of European OECD countries: a new perspective on data addressing the multidimensionality of the concepts/handle/10071/16877

Cubus: autonomous embodied characters to stimulate creative idea generation in groups of children/handle/10071/16050

Spatial perception of landmarks assessed by objective tracking of people and space syntax techniques/handle/10071/16008