LongEmoBench
LongEmoBench is a benchmark for emotion-centric understanding of long-form video. It evaluates whether a model can identify emotional states, compare their intensity, explain why a person reacts, and reconstruct how emotions change across events. The benchmark provides both clip-level inputs for focused local evidence and episode-level inputs for reasoning across a complete episode.
本数据集用于评估模型对长视频中人物情绪的理解能力,覆盖情绪识别、强度比较、原因解释、情绪影响与情绪轨迹等任务。数据同时提供 clip(局部片段)和 episode(整集视频)两种粒度,题目与视频通过 question_id 和 video_id 对应。
Contents
| Split | Questions | Unique videos | Question files | Video files |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| clip | 1417 | 1213 | 1417 | 1213 |
| episode | 558 | 141 | 558 | 141 |
| Total | 1975 | 1354 | 1975 | 1354 |
The Dataset Viewer exposes separate clip and episode configurations, each with a test split.
The repository contains the question tables at the root and finalized benchmark inputs in these directories:
clip.parquet
episode.parquet
clip/
├── G1_Q*.json
└── videos/G1_V*.mp4
episode/
├── G2_Q*.json
├── videos/G2_V*.mp4
└── subtitles/G2_V*.srt
The episode subtitles are provided as time-stamped supporting transcripts. A question may share one video with other questions; video_id is the canonical media key.
Question format
Each question JSON follows the benchmark schema and contains:
question_id: stable question identifier.video_id: video identifier used to locate the media file.source: provenance and, where applicable, time segment information.granularity:cliporepisode.type: task family, such asemotion influence,emotion transition,emotion trajectory,emotional reasoning, oremotional intensity comparison.question: the English question presented to a model.answer: the reference answer.answer_details: optional structured criteria or ordered stages for grading.rubric: scoring guidance.subtitles: optional time-aligned subtitles included with the question.
Recommended use
Download the question JSON and its referenced video before running video inference. For clip questions, use the matching file under clip/videos/; for episode questions, use episode/videos/ and the corresponding subtitle file when available. Answers are included for evaluation and should not be exposed to a model during testing.
Question index
The tables below include every finalized question in this release. The Answer column is included as a reference for evaluation.
Clip questions (1417)
| Question ID | Video ID | Type | Question | Answer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| G1_Q000001 | G1_V000001 | emotion influence | How do the friends gathered around the dark-haired woman in the white top feel when she confirms that the man at the door is her date? | ["surprise","happiness"] |
| G1_Q000002 | G1_V000002 | emotion transition | What emotions does the man in the red shirt show before and after Rachel says she was supposed to be on her honeymoon? | {"before":["anticipation"],"after":["embarrassment","sympathy","disquietment"]} |
| G1_Q000003 | G1_V000003 | emotion transition | What are the emotions of the man in the red shirt before and after he recognizes his ex-wife's favorite beer? | {"before":["fatigue"],"after":["sadness","sensitivity"]} |
| G1_Q000004 | G1_V000003 | emotion transition | Considering the full video, how do the emotions of the man in the red overshirt change before and after he recognizes his former wife's favorite beer? | {"before":["fatigue"],"after":["sadness","sensitivity"]} |
| G1_Q000005 | G1_V000004 | emotion transition | Before and after the man in the black shirt gives his ice-cream pep talk, what emotions does the man in the red shirt show? | {"before":["fear","sadness","disquietment"],"after":["doubt/confusion","anticipation"]} |
| G1_Q000006 | G1_V000005 | emotion trajectory | How do the dark-haired woman's emotions change over the course of the restaurant conversation? | Initially, she is engaged and curious, pressing the man to finish his thought. When he playfully mentions a 'fifth date,' she becomes happy and affectionately agrees to it. She then asks again what he was going to say. Upon hearing his sudden confession about his intimate problem, she is completely taken by surprise, spitting out her drink. Immediately after, she is deeply embarrassed and apologetic for her reaction. Finally, as he explains further, she reacts with sympathy and warmly reaffirms her interest in their future date. |
| G1_Q000007 | G1_V000006 | emotion influence | What emotions do the friends at the table show in response to seeing the man in blue and the woman kiss at the door? | ["engagement","surprise"] |
| G1_Q000008 | G1_V000007 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotion of the chef on the left change throughout her conversation with the other chef? | The chef on the left begins the conversation in a friendly and engaged mood, welcoming her colleague back. Her emotion quickly shifts to surprise when her colleague immediately deduces she had a recent sexual encounter. As they discuss the man involved and she realizes her colleague also had an intimate past with him, her emotion turns to confusion and concern, eventually shifting to shock and disgust upon hearing an overly intimate detail about his past. |
| G1_Q000009 | G1_V000008 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the woman who enters carrying shopping bags change throughout the video? | Initially, the woman is excited and happy as she shows off her new boots. When her friends confront her about her financial dependence on her father, she feels embarrassed, and then becomes annoyed and disquieted. Later, while listening to a bizarre comforting story from the blonde woman, she feels surprised and confused. Finally, when pressured to cut her credit cards, she is fearful and disquieted. |
| G1_Q000010 | G1_V000009 | contextual emotion | What continuous emotions does the woman in black exhibit throughout the interaction? | ["happiness","peace"] |
| G1_Q000011 | G1_V000010 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the woman in the wedding dress change throughout the video? | Initially, the woman in the wedding dress is distressed and sad as she cries and apologizes for calling off her wedding on the phone. She then becomes frustrated and agitated while defending her decision using a metaphor about being a shoe. After suggesting she might not need her father's money, she falls into intense panic and fear when he apparently threatens to cut off her financial support. Finally, after hanging up, she hyperventilates into a paper bag in a state of high anxiety, but gradually calms down and finds some relief as her friends comfort her. |
| G1_Q000012 | G1_V000011 | emotion trajectory | During the video, how do the emotions of the woman in the white top change? | Initially, the woman in the white top shows confusion and disbelief, questioning why anyone would use such a pickup line. She then expresses self-doubt and frustration, wondering if she unknowingly attracts men with emotional problems. Finally, her emotions shift to sadness and disappointment as she sits down and vulnerably admits she just thought the man was nice. |
| G1_Q000013 | G1_V000012 | emotion influence | After the group teases her about her dinner plans, what emotions does the dark-haired woman in the cream jacket show? | ["annoyance","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000014 | G1_V000013 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the man in the navy jacket evolve throughout the conversation? | Initially, he is deeply sad and suffering as he describes the pain of his wife moving out. He then becomes irritated and annoyed by his friends' bizarre attempts to comfort him and their fixation on his wife being a lesbian. Finally, he becomes exasperated and expresses deep yearning, rejecting the suggestion to enjoy single life and declaring that he just wants to be married again. |
| G1_Q000015 | G1_V000014 | contextual emotion | Throughout the video, which emotions remain consistently present in the woman in the wedding dress? | ["engagement","disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000016 | G1_V000015 | emotion transition | How do the emotions of the dark-haired woman in the white vest change before and after she realizes that the lost engagement ring is in the lasagna? | {"before":["sympathy"],"after":["anger","disquietment"]} |
| G1_Q000017 | G1_V000016 | contextual emotion | Throughout the video, which emotions remain consistently present in the dark-haired woman in the white sleeveless top? | ["annoyance","disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000018 | G1_V000017 | contextual emotion | During the interaction in the medical office, which emotions remain consistently present in the man in the gray vest? | ["disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000019 | G1_V000018 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the woman in blue overalls change over the course of the video? | Initially, she feels somewhat awkward while making polite small talk with the man. Her emotions shift to shock and disbelief when she discovers he went on their planned honeymoon with her maid of honor. She then becomes amused, playfully teasing him about getting hair plugs and contact lenses. Finally, she shows understanding and closure as she listens to his feelings, peacefully returning his engagement ring with gratitude. |
| G1_Q000020 | G1_V000019 | emotion transition | What are the emotions of the man in the gray vest before and after he sees the sonogram image? | {"before":["annoyance","disapproval","anger"],"after":["surprise","happiness","affection"]} |
| G1_Q000021 | G1_V000020 | emotion cause | Why does Monica (the dark-haired woman in the black top) well up while looking at the sonogram? | She becomes emotional because she realizes that she is going to be an aunt. |
| G1_Q000022 | G1_V000021 | emotion transition | What are the emotions of the man in the blue shirt before and after the woman in the red vest points out his ex-wife? | {"before":["engagement","confidence"],"after":["surprise","embarrassment","disquietment"]} |
| G1_Q000023 | G1_V000022 | emotion trajectory | How do the women's and the men's emotions change over the course of the debate about kissing? | Initially, the women are earnest and serious as they explain the importance of kissing, while the men are dismissive and amused, joking that kissing is merely an "opening act." As the men express exasperation about women wanting the "comedian" again after the "concert," the women become visibly annoyed and unamused. Finally, after Rachel delivers a sharp comeback warning the men that they will end up alone, the women feel satisfied and vindicated, leaving the men speechless and confused. |
| G1_Q000024 | G1_V000023 | emotion transition | What emotions does the man in the blue shirt show before and after the curly-haired woman tells him she is pregnant? | {"before":["disquietment","embarrassment"],"after":["surprise"]} |
| G1_Q000025 | G1_V000024 | emotion trajectory | How does the tension shown by the dark-haired woman in the white top change over the course of the video? | Her tension starts at a high level as she frantically rushes around cleaning the apartment. It momentarily eases when she pauses to apologize to her friends for her behavior. However, the high tension quickly returns and remains unresolved as she resumes her chaotic pacing and explains her parents' expectations. |
| G1_Q000026 | G1_V000025 | contextual emotion | What ongoing emotions does the man in the blue shirt show throughout the interaction? | ["sensitivity","sadness"] |
| G1_Q000027 | G1_V000026 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the man in the striped shirt change throughout the video? | Initially, the man is relaxed, lying back comfortably on the couch with his eyes closed while his friends converse. His curiosity is briefly piqued when a friend describes her twin sister, prompting him to open his eyes and ask what she does. Shortly after, he is mildly startled when a waitress abruptly lifts his legs to clean up, causing him to calmly sit up and get off the couch. Finally, when asked about being an only child, he displays a mix of self-deprecating amusement and mild awkwardness as he jokes about his parents preferring his imaginary friend. |
| G1_Q000028 | G1_V000027 | emotion influence | What emotions does the man in the gray vest show after the woman in the floral dress tells him that they have already agreed on the baby's name? | ["annoyance","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000029 | G1_V000028 | emotion influence | What emotions does the standing blonde woman's offer of one thousand dollars and a football phone evoke in the seated long-haired woman? | ["surprise","doubt/confusion","disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000030 | G1_V000029 | emotion transition | Before and after the blonde woman opens her soda can and discovers what is inside, what are her respective emotions? | {"before":["happiness"],"after":["surprise","aversion"]} |
| G1_Q000031 | G1_V000030 | emotion trajectory | How do the friends' emotions change over the course of their conversation with Monica? | Initially, the friends are relaxed and amused as they casually joke around in the apartment. When Monica announces that she is breaking up with Alan, they are immediately surprised and shocked. This quickly turns into sadness and resistance, as they question her decision, complain that it isn't fair, and express how much they will miss him. Finally, they settle into a state of subdued acceptance, quietly telling Monica that they will be fine but just need a little time to process it. |
| G1_Q000032 | G1_V000031 | emotion transition | What are the emotions of the dark-haired man in the vest before and after the blonde woman with braids offers him seven thousand dollars not to smoke again? | {"before":["annoyance","disquietment"],"after":["anticipation","engagement"]} |
| G1_Q000033 | G1_V000032 | emotion cause | What causes the man in the mauve overshirt to suddenly become grief-stricken? | He realizes that his parents actually put his childhood dog, Chi-Chi, to sleep instead of sending it to live on a farm as he had always believed. |
| G1_Q000034 | G1_V000033 | emotion influence | What emotions does the dark-haired man holding the pink mug show after the blonde woman complains about having to go down to the bank and deal with the extra money? | ["doubt/confusion"] |
| G1_Q000035 | G1_V000033 | contextual emotion | Throughout the video, which emotions remain present in the blonde woman in the red patterned dress? | ["disquietment","annoyance"] |
| G1_Q000036 | G1_V000034 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the light-blue shirt and black vest change as the group confronts him about his smoking in the video? | When initially caught and questioned, he is nonchalant and defensive, sarcastically justifying the cigarette as his reward. As a friend reminds him of his past difficult experience quitting, he becomes defiant and stubborn, stating he simply won't quit this time. Finally, when the entire group yells at him to put the cigarette out, he becomes annoyed and yields to their demands, throwing it away. |
| G1_Q000037 | G1_V000034 | emotion influence | What emotions do the friends sitting around the man in the light-blue shirt and black vest exhibit in response to his smoking? | ["surprise","aversion","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000038 | G1_V000035 | emotion influence | What emotions do the friends in the apartment show after the bearded man in the beige suit leaves? | ["affection","embarrassment"] |
| G1_Q000039 | G1_V000036 | emotion cause | Why does the man in the patterned tie suddenly react with disgust and discomfort near the end of the video? | He accidentally points the nozzle of the air freshener towards his face and sprays it directly into his own mouth. |
| G1_Q000040 | G1_V000037 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional atmosphere among the friends change over the course of the video? | The group initially displays disapproval and annoyance as they criticize his flaw. The atmosphere then becomes increasingly defensive and confrontational as everyone begins pointing out each other's annoying habits. Ultimately, the tension escalates into chaotic spite and mutual irritation when they all simultaneously and deliberately perform their habits. |
| G1_Q000041 | G1_V000038 | emotion transition | Considering the full video, how do the emotions of Chandler (the man in the dark shirt and patterned vest) change from before he answers the phone to the end of the call? | {"before":["annoyance","confidence"],"after":["happiness"]} |
| G1_Q000042 | G1_V000039 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the woman in black change from her breakup conversation to when she returns to her friends in the apartment? | Initially, she feels apologetic and somewhat guilty while breaking up with the man. When he reveals that he is actually relieved because he cannot stand her friends, she is surprised and taken aback. Later, when she returns to her apartment and faces her friends' questions about the breakup and whether the man mentioned them, she feels awkward, uncomfortable, and uneasy about what to tell them. |
| G1_Q000043 | G1_V000039 | emotion cause | During her conversation with the bearded man, what causes the dark-haired woman in black to be surprised? | She is surprised when the man unexpectedly reveals that he is actually relieved about their situation because he cannot stand her friends. |
| G1_Q000044 | G1_V000037 | emotion trajectory | How does the annoyance shown by the man in the white patterned shirt change over the course of the video? | His annoyance is initially strong as he acts defensively against the group's criticism of his smoking. However, it completely disappears by the end of the video, giving way to amusement as he successfully deflects their attention and watches them bicker among themselves. |
| G1_Q000045 | G1_V000040 | contextual emotion | Throughout the interaction, what continuous emotion does the blonde woman on the couch exhibit? | ["fatigue"] |
| G1_Q000046 | G1_V000041 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the woman in the black shirt change during her conversation with the three seated women? | She begins happy and engaged while catching up with her friends and asking for their news. When her friends assume she will move back home and question her waitressing job, she becomes taken aback and defensive. As she attempts to justify her new life by listing trivial tasks, she becomes increasingly awkward and embarrassed. |
| G1_Q000047 | G1_V000042 | emotion trajectory | How do the three women's emotions change while watching the apartment across the street? | They start with excitement and eager interest while spying on the attractive man. Their emotions turn to disappointment and dismay when they notice a woman in the apartment with him. Finally, they react with anger and disapproval when the woman goes to take the pizza. |
| G1_Q000048 | G1_V000043 | emotion influence | What emotions do the two other men show in response to the yellow-jacketed man disclosing that he has only had one sexual partner in his life? | ["surprise","sympathy"] |
| G1_Q000049 | G1_V000044 | emotion trajectory | How does the group's overall emotional atmosphere change over the course of their conversation about being omnipotent? | The group starts with a tone of playful amusement as they share and joke about their hypothetical wishes. The atmosphere shifts to shock and confusion when Joey suddenly gives a dark response about killing himself. Finally, it turns to awkwardness and exasperation when Joey's misunderstanding of the word becomes apparent and he mistakenly offers sympathy to Ross. |
| G1_Q000050 | G1_V000045 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the man in the pink-and-white striped shirt change throughout the video? | He begins slightly confused but engaged when his friends unexpectedly give him hockey tickets for a birthday that passed months ago. His mood abruptly shifts to deep sadness and discouragement when he realizes the date is a painful anniversary related to his ex-wife, prompting him to decline the tickets. Finally, he becomes somewhat reassured and agreeable after his friends show their support and successfully persuade him to go to the game with them. |
| G1_Q000051 | G1_V000046 | emotion transition | Before and after she opens the envelope and reads her paycheck, what are the emotions of the woman in the black top and white apron? | {"before":["excitement","happiness"],"after":["annoyance","doubt/confusion","sadness"]} |
| G1_Q000052 | G1_V000047 | contextual emotion | Considering the full interaction, what common emotions do the two women who remain seated show? | ["annoyance","aversion"] |
| G1_Q000053 | G1_V000048 | emotion trajectory | Throughout the video, how does the emotional state of the man in the yellow jacket evolve? | He starts off relatively neutral while walking with his friends. He then repeatedly becomes sad and nostalgic as the boots in a shop window, his mention of a peach pit, and finally his friend’s remark about a passing woman bring him back to memories of his past relationship. He remains downcast through these repeated reminders. |
| G1_Q000054 | G1_V000049 | emotion cause | Why does the woman in the black top (Rachel) become visibly upset and frustrated after Monica takes a phone call for her? | The credit card company calls to check if she is okay because she has not used her card in weeks. The inquiry brings out her frustration about her financial difficulties and the contrast between her friends getting married, pregnant, or promoted and her own job serving coffee to others. |
| G1_Q000055 | G1_V000050 | emotion influence | What emotions does the man in the yellow jacket show after his friend teases him about ice and his night with Carol? | ["sadness","sensitivity"] |
| G1_Q000056 | G1_V000051 | emotion trajectory | How does Rachel's emotional state change throughout the conversation? | Rachel begins feeling sad and discouraged, questioning why she gave up her past life. As her friends try to comfort her with a fairy tale analogy, she becomes frustrated and confused, trying to articulate that unlike the story, she has no clear plan and feels 'floopy'. Finally, she becomes increasingly anxious and worried as she contemplates the possibility that her future might not work out and she might end up with nothing special. |
| G1_Q000057 | G1_V000052 | emotion cause | What causes the three men's excited cheering to abruptly turn into shock? | A hockey puck flies into the stands and strikes one of the men in the face. |
| G1_Q000058 | G1_V000053 | emotion cause | Why does the injured man in the yellow jacket abruptly stop complaining and step back from the reception desk? | He is intimidated by the receptionist’s stern glare when he tries to continue complaining. |
| G1_Q000059 | G1_V000054 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the woman in the plaid shirt change throughout the video? | She starts out feeling remorseful and guilty, apologizing to her friends for bringing their mood down. When the pizza delivery arrives, she becomes excited and relieved. However, her emotion quickly shifts to frustration and annoyance when she realizes the delivery guy brought the wrong pizza order. |
| G1_Q000060 | G1_V000055 | contextual emotion | During this interaction, what are the sustained emotions of the woman wearing a black top? | ["excitement","engagement"] |
| G1_Q000061 | G1_V000056 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man wearing the backward cap change throughout the video? | He is initially annoyed and frustrated as he complains to the receptionist about the long wait. After she closes the window on him, he becomes playful, feigning sadness and remorse as he pretends they are a couple having a lovers' quarrel. Finally, he is intensely startled and surprised when the receptionist suddenly slides the glass window open again. |
| G1_Q000062 | G1_V000057 | contextual emotion | What are the shared emotions of the three women on the balcony throughout their interaction? | ["engagement","happiness"] |
| G1_Q000063 | G1_V000058 | emotion trajectory | How do the three women’s emotions change during this balcony scene? | Their conversation is initially playful, with amusement mixed with surprise, irritation, and embarrassment as they trade personal secrets. When they notice the man they have been watching for, they become excited and eager, urging him to drop his towel. They then stop chanting and react with quiet amazement. |
| G1_Q000064 | G1_V000059 | contextual emotion | Throughout his conversation with the man in the blue cap, what emotions does the man in the white jersey consistently express? | ["disapproval","doubt/confusion"] |
| G1_Q000065 | G1_V000060 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the injured man in the yellow jacket change throughout the video? | He is initially annoyed about the night out and the missing puck. He feels awkward and embarrassed about responding to the child with an immature comeback, then becomes more frustrated and angry when the child refuses to return it. After the puck flies from their struggle toward the receptionist and she falls back, he ends the scene amused, remarking that this was fun. |
| G1_Q000066 | G1_V000061 | contextual emotion | What is the overall emotional atmosphere of the group of friends throughout this interaction? | ["peace","engagement","happiness"] |
| G1_Q000067 | G1_V000062 | emotion cause | Why does the woman holding the envelope lose her excitement and become disappointed after reading her first paycheck? | She realizes that a large portion of her earnings has been deducted , leading her to feel that the small amount she actually received is not worth the hard work she put in. |
| G1_Q000068 | G1_V000041 | emotion influence | What emotions does the woman in the black shirt experience as a result of her friends asking when she is coming home and reacting dismissively to her waitressing job? | ["embarrassment","disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000069 | G1_V000063 | contextual emotion | In the apartment scene, what are the sustained emotions of the woman with wavy brown hair sitting on the left side of the couch? | ["sadness","disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000070 | G1_V000064 | emotion influence | How does the delivery man's comment that the man across the street was wearing only a towel affect the dark-haired woman in black and the blonde woman in striped pajamas? | ["surprise","excitement"] |
| G1_Q000071 | G1_V000065 | contextual emotion | What is the overall emotional atmosphere among the three women throughout their conversation on the balcony? | ["engagement","happiness","surprise"] |
| G1_Q000072 | G1_V000066 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotions does the man in the cream long-sleeve shirt show? | ["engagement","disquietment","anticipation"] |
| G1_Q000073 | G1_V000067 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the man holding the laundry basket change throughout the conversation? | He begins the conversation feeling casual and confident about his laundry plans. When his friend suggests the outing is actually a date, he initially denies it but quickly becomes nervous and uncertain about how to prepare. His anxiety and embarrassment grow when his dirty underwear is pointed out. Finally, he becomes defensive when his fabric softener is mocked, but ultimately yields and feels insecure, agreeing to buy something else. |
| G1_Q000074 | G1_V000068 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the dark-haired man in the black shirt change throughout the video? | He begins nervous and anxious while waiting for the woman to arrive for their planned breakup. He then looks surprised and confused as he watches the blonde woman hug her companion and finish their interaction. After receiving the socks, he gives a strained smile and becomes awkward and increasingly stressed, eager to leave the conversation. At the counter, he is frustrated and annoyed by how easily the blonde woman has completed her breakup, responding with sarcasm. |
| G1_Q000075 | G1_V000069 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the dark-haired woman in the red jacket change throughout the video? | She starts off curious, asking Joey about Bob's appearance. She then becomes worried when she realizes Joey has never actually met him, concerned that Bob might be unattractive. Finally, when Bob arrives, she is pleasantly surprised and impressed by his appearance. |
| G1_Q000076 | G1_V000070 | emotion influence | What emotion does the dark-haired woman's reaction to his breakup statement evoke in the man in the black shirt? | ["embarrassment","disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000077 | G1_V000071 | emotion cause | Why does the woman in the sleeveless blue plaid top lose confidence in her ability to live independently after checking the result of her laundry? | She discovers that she accidentally left a red sock in with her white clothes, turning them pink. This failure makes her feel that she cannot even handle basic chores like doing laundry. |
| G1_Q000078 | G1_V000072 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the dark-haired woman in the red blouse change throughout the video? | Throughout the video, the woman in red goes through several emotional shifts. She starts off amused and cheerful while telling a story at the dinner table, but quickly grows uncomfortable and awkward when the couple next to her begins acting overly affectionate. After making an excuse to leave the table, she expresses intense disgust and shock to her friend, as she was led to believe the couple were siblings. When she realizes her friend lied to her about their relationship, she becomes angry and annoyed, declaring that she is leaving. However, her mood quickly shifts to surprised pleasure and excitement when her friend reveals that the man is actually interested in her. Finally, she eagerly agrees to a scheme to break them up and returns to the table, confidently displaying flirtatious engagement and feigned amusement to get close to the man. |
| G1_Q000079 | G1_V000073 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the dark-haired man in the black shirt change throughout the video? | He begins by feeling nervous and awkward as he tries to explain their differences to initiate a breakup. After accidentally hitting her in the eye, his emotions shift to intense shock, panic, and guilt, which evolve into extreme anxiety as he frantically waits for her to return. Finally, when she comes back, hugs his friend instead of confronting him, and leaves peacefully, he is initially stunned and surprised, but ultimately feels relieved and amazed by his friend's ability to handle the situation. |
| G1_Q000080 | G1_V000074 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the woman in the blue plaid shirt change throughout the video? | She begins with disappointment over her laundry turning pink. When another woman tries to take her laundry cart, she becomes angry and determined, aggressively defending the cart and eventually climbing into it. After the other woman gives up, she feels triumphant, excited, and affectionate, celebrating her success and kissing her friend. Finally, when her friend accidentally bumps his head and falls, her emotion shifts to concern and sympathy, which continues as she later tends to his injury with an ice pack. |
| G1_Q000081 | G1_V000075 | emotion influence | What emotion does the woman in the sleeveless denim top show in response to the cream-shirted man's attempt to join her laundry night and his subsequent explanation? | ["doubt/confusion"] |
| G1_Q000082 | G1_V000076 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the dark-haired man in the blue T-shirt change during his conversation with the blonde woman? | He is initially surprised and confused when she mentions she is dating someone else. He then becomes defensive and annoyed as she praises Bob and criticizes his acting career. Next, he becomes earnest and hopeful, trying to win her back by reminiscing about how great they were together. Finally, when she firmly rejects him, he is left feeling disappointed and hurt, which he tries to mask with a forced smile. |
| G1_Q000083 | G1_V000077 | emotion influence | What emotions does the woman in the sleeveless blue-plaid top show in response to the man in the pink shirt intervening in the dispute over the washing machine? | ["esteem","happiness","surprise"] |
| G1_Q000084 | G1_V000078 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the man in the gray suit change throughout the video? | Initially, he responds defensively when the woman confronts him, trying to downplay the couple's behavior. He then admits that he feels a little proud of what he did. When she tries to leave, he becomes urgent about stopping her, then eager as he proposes a plan for them to break the couple up. Back at the table, he is captivated and attracted by the blonde woman as she eats a chicken wing, looking pleased and ordering another plate. |
| G1_Q000085 | G1_V000079 | emotion trajectory | Throughout the video, how do the emotions of the man in the white t-shirt and grey vest change? | He initially jokes about Saturday night and casually acknowledges that he has no plans. He becomes annoyed when a friend reminds him about breaking up with his girlfriend. As he discusses how difficult and awkward the breakup will be, his anxiety becomes apparent, and he remains worried while his friends offer suggestions. |
| G1_Q000086 | G1_V000080 | emotion cause | Why is the woman in the sleeveless denim top upset by her father's offer to give her a Mercedes convertible? | The offer is conditional on her moving back home, and it comes with her father's repeated message that she is not capable of living independently. |
| G1_Q000087 | G1_V000067 | emotion influence | What emotions does the man in the black shirt with a light vertical panel evoke in the man in the pink shirt by insisting that the laundry night is a date? | ["disquietment","doubt/confusion"] |
| G1_Q000088 | G1_V000081 | emotion influence | What emotions does the blonde woman's decisive handling of the breakup evoke in the man wearing a black shirt? | ["surprise","esteem"] |
| G1_Q000089 | G1_V000074 | emotion influence | What emotions are evoked in the woman in the sleeveless blue plaid top by the pink-shirted man's praise after she regains her laundry cart? | ["affection","esteem","happiness"] |
| G1_Q000090 | G1_V000082 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotions does the man in the pale plaid shirt show? | ["yearning","esteem","engagement"] |
| G1_Q000091 | G1_V000083 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the man in the white plaid shirt change throughout his interaction with the woman? | He is nervous and awkward while introducing himself, hesitating and stumbling over his words. He remains flustered as he hurriedly asks her out and immediately turns to leave. When she calls his name, he turns back, slightly surprised and attentive. |
| G1_Q000092 | G1_V000084 | emotion transition | How do the emotions of the man in the white pinstriped shirt change before and after he reads the card handed to him by his friend? | {"before":["embarrassment","engagement"],"after":["anticipation","excitement","happiness","surprise"]} |
| G1_Q000093 | G1_V000085 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the dark jacket and white shirt change throughout the interaction as the woman explains her relationships? | He begins with confusion and curiosity as he tries to understand her marital status. His emotions then shift to shock and disbelief when he learns she is married and also has a boyfriend. Finally, when she suggests their relationship would be mainly sexual, he is left feeling intrigued and contemplative. |
| G1_Q000094 | G1_V000086 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what shared emotions do the dark-haired woman in the gray top and the blonde woman beside her show? | ["disapproval","annoyance"] |
| G1_Q000095 | G1_V000087 | emotion transition | What are the emotions of the woman in the white top with a red cross before and after the dark-haired woman points out that the green ottoman has been moved? | {"before":["excitement","happiness","confidence"],"after":["embarrassment","disquietment"]} |
| G1_Q000096 | G1_V000088 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the dark-haired woman in the gray top change as her friends discuss her habits throughout the video? | Initially, she is defensive and mildly hurt by her friends' teasing, justifying her habits and insisting she can be carefree. As they describe doing things less neatly or methodically, she becomes uneasy and annoyed while trying to show she could tolerate it. Chandler's description of condensation reaching an unprotected wooden table finally overwhelms her, and she urgently tells him to stop. She then looks shocked and dismayed as she recognizes how strongly such disorder bothers her. |
| G1_Q000097 | G1_V000089 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the dark-haired man in the white T-shirt change throughout his interaction with the woman? | He begins affectionate, relaxed, and playful while they are in bed. When she announces she is leaving for another man, he becomes startled, jealous, and insecure, eventually demanding she drop her other partners. As she argues for keeping their casual arrangement without obligation, he becomes conflicted between his enjoyment of the setup and his desire for exclusivity. Finally, he becomes resigned and decisive, choosing to end the arrangement as she prepares to leave. |
| G1_Q000098 | G1_V000090 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the man in the black turtleneck change throughout his conversation with his friends about the movie role? | He begins feeling embarrassed and hesitant to admit he was fired from the movie. He then becomes deeply discouraged and self-blaming, feeling that he ruined his big opportunity. Finally, he becomes comforted and touched after his friends reassure and encourage him. |
| G1_Q000099 | G1_V000091 | emotion transition | Before and after the dark-haired woman in the red sweater decides to leave her shoes in the living room and goes to bed, what are her respective emotions? | {"before":["confidence","happiness"],"after":["annoyance","disquietment","doubt/confusion"]} |
| G1_Q000100 | G1_V000092 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what is the overall emotional atmosphere among the group of friends in the audience? | ["engagement","anticipation"] |
| G1_Q000101 | G1_V000093 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the dark-haired woman in the gray top change throughout the video? | She starts off pleased and happy with how clean the apartment looks. Upon noticing that the green ottoman has been moved, she becomes anxious and unsettled while trying to maintain a forced calm. Finally, after moving the ottoman back to its original spot, she feels relieved and satisfied. |
| G1_Q000102 | G1_V000094 | emotion influence | What emotions does the dark-haired actor show as a result of the director repeatedly stopping his shower scene takes? | ["annoyance","doubt/confusion"] |
| G1_Q000103 | G1_V000095 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the dark green button-up shirt change as he talks to the seated man in the charcoal shirt about the breakup? | He initially shows supportive concern, trying to comfort the seated man by reminding him that he was the one who initiated the breakup. However, as he lists the woman's exceptional qualities, he becomes admiring of her and ultimately confused about why his friend ended the relationship. |
| G1_Q000104 | G1_V000096 | emotion influence | What emotions does the man in the white plaid shirt show in response to his friends' encouragement, just before he approaches the woman? | ["disquietment","anticipation"] |
| G1_Q000105 | G1_V000097 | emotion cause | Why does the director, the bald man in the light knitted vest, become increasingly exasperated during the shower scene shoot? | The actor keeps overacting instead of giving the straightforward shower performance the director wants. His clenching and repeated dramatic interpretations force the director to stop and repeat the take, despite wanting to finish it quickly. |
| G1_Q000106 | G1_V000098 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what is the overall emotional atmosphere of the group regarding the man in the blue sweater's new film role? | ["engagement","happiness"] |
| G1_Q000107 | G1_V000090 | emotion influence | What emotions does the blonde woman's reassurance about his future evoke in the man wearing the black shirt? | ["affection","esteem","happiness"] |
| G1_Q000108 | G1_V000099 | emotion cause | Why does the dark-haired woman in the light gray sweater become annoyed during her phone conversation? | Her mother asks about her clothes and the possibility of meeting someone during the blackout. She finds this concern irritating and out of place in that situation, and sarcastically asks whom she could possibly meet. |
| G1_Q000109 | G1_V000100 | emotion cause | Why does the man in the black coat become frustrated while speaking to the woman on the phone? | He is mumbling to secretly tell her that he is trapped in an ATM vestibule with Jill Goodacre, but she repeatedly fails to understand his whispered message, which eventually prompts him to frustratedly ask for another friend to be put on the phone. |
| G1_Q000110 | G1_V000101 | emotion transition | What emotions does the woman in the denim shirt show before and after the man holding the blue cup reassures her that she will experience a passionate relationship in the future? | {"before":["sadness","yearning"],"after":["happiness","esteem"]} |
| G1_Q000111 | G1_V000102 | emotion influence | What emotions do the seated man's repeated warnings about the 'friend zone' evoke in the tall man wearing the white sweater? | ["annoyance","disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000112 | G1_V000103 | emotion cause | Why does the man in the black coat feel immediate regret after declining the blonde woman's offer of gum? | He regrets turning down her friendly offer just because the gum was not sugarless. He realizes he should have accepted it, telling himself that he should accept whatever she offers him. |
| G1_Q000113 | G1_V000104 | emotion trajectory | How does the group's emotional state change throughout the video? | The group begins amused and playful as Joey brings in a lit menorah and they joke about it. They become curious and gather at the window when Phoebe points out the neighbor. Finally, they react with shock and concern, wincing and recoiling at what they see outside. |
| G1_Q000114 | G1_V000105 | emotion influence | What emotions does the dark-haired woman in the navy blouse show in response to the group's insistence and the pink-shirted man's teasing during her turn in the game? | ["annoyance","embarrassment","disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000115 | G1_V000106 | emotion influence | After realizing that the others were told about the surprise party while she was left out, what emotions does the curly-haired woman in the patterned blouse show? | ["annoyance","disapproval","sensitivity"] |
| G1_Q000116 | G1_V000107 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the man in the light gray sweater change during the scene on the balcony? | He begins calm and relaxed while enjoying the view with the woman. As he tries to ask her a question, he becomes nervous, hesitant, and awkward. Finally, he is startled and surprised when a cat suddenly jumps onto him. |
| G1_Q000117 | G1_V000108 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the dark-haired man in the black coat change over the course of the video? | He initially feels somewhat self-conscious but tries to act cool, leaving him feeling awkward and embarrassed when he accidentally spits his gum onto the counter. After picking it up and putting it back in his mouth, he feels briefly reassured, thinking he made a good save. However, when he realizes he is chewing someone else's gum, he reacts with intense disgust. This disgust quickly turns to panic when he starts choking. After the woman helps him clear his airway, he is left feeling relieved but embarrassed. |
| G1_Q000118 | G1_V000109 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the woman in the blue denim shirt change throughout the video? | She begins focused and slightly concerned while searching for the cat in the dark. Upon seeing the man holding the cat, she is briefly surprised and immediately becomes strongly attracted to him. Afterwards, while introducing him to her friends in the apartment, she is visibly excited, happy, and flirtatiously affectionate, frequently touching his arm. |
| G1_Q000119 | G1_V000110 | emotion cause | Why does the blonde woman who brought the cat become angry and call the older man a "very bad man"? | Because the cat hisses and reacts aggressively toward the man as soon as he takes it from her. |
| G1_Q000120 | G1_V000102 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the man in the pink T-shirt change as he advises the man in the light gray sweater about pursuing a relationship with their female friend? | He begins confident and teasing as he declares that the other man's hoped-for relationship will never happen. As the other man rejects the idea that he is in the friend zone, he becomes increasingly insistent and frustrated, urgently pushing him to act. At the end, his attention abruptly shifts to alert curiosity when they hear someone approaching and begin to shush each other. |
| G1_Q000121 | G1_V000111 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the dark vest change throughout the conversation? | He is initially surprised when his friends admit they also thought he might be gay when they first met him. He then becomes annoyed after Ross confesses that he deliberately didn't correct a girl's misconception about him in college. Finally, he becomes dissatisfied and sarcastic when the group can only vaguely explain that he has 'a quality'. |
| G1_Q000122 | G1_V000112 | emotion transition | What are the emotions of the dark-haired woman in the light grey jacket before and after she hears the news from her father on the phone? | {"before":["excitement","engagement"],"after":["surprise","disquietment","sadness"]} |
| G1_Q000123 | G1_V000113 | emotion influence | What emotions does her mother's comment about her hair evoke in the dark-haired woman wearing a red jacket? | ["annoyance","doubt/confusion","surprise"] |
| G1_Q000124 | G1_V000114 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the brown jacket change over the course of the video? | He begins sad while saying goodbye to his grandmother. He becomes shocked and frightened when she suddenly grabs his arm, and then acts confused and frantic as he tells his family in the waiting room that she might still be alive. Finally, he returns to his family sad and deflated, telling them that she has now passed away. |
| G1_Q000125 | G1_V000115 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotions does the older man in the dark shirt show? | ["anticipation","engagement","happiness"] |
| G1_Q000126 | G1_V000116 | emotion transition | What are the emotions of the man in the blue shirt before and after he discovers the box of his late grandmother's belongings in the back of the closet? | {"before":["engagement","annoyance"],"after":["sadness","sensitivity"]} |
| G1_Q000127 | G1_V000117 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the suit change throughout his conversation with the woman in green? | He initially appears casual and reassuring when accepting her apology. He then becomes curious, asking what gives people that impression about him. When she suggests he would make a great couple with Lowell, he reacts with surprise and mild offense. Finally, his emotions shift to strong defensiveness and indignation when she claims that Brian is out of his league. |
| G1_Q000128 | G1_V000118 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the older blonde woman in black during this video? | She begins amused and lighthearted while sharing anecdotes about her late mother's critical nature. She then transitions to feeling aggrieved about being criticized, which quickly turns into self-satisfaction about how positive she turned out to be. Finally, she becomes puzzled and defensive when her daughter subtly highlights her own critical behavior. |
| G1_Q000129 | G1_V000119 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the man in the orange shirt change during the conversation? | He begins nervous and hesitant while trying to clarify a rumor about himself. When the other man reveals he already knew the rumor was false, he becomes surprised and relieved. Finally, he grows curious and slightly insecure as he asks if he possesses a certain 'quality'. |
| G1_Q000130 | G1_V000120 | emotion influence | What emotions does the woman in the red patterned dress show after the dark-haired man asks, "He's a he?" | ["surprise","embarrassment"] |
| G1_Q000131 | G1_V000121 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotions does the man in the light-blue shirt show? | ["sadness","doubt/confusion"] |
| G1_Q000132 | G1_V000122 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the blonde woman in the white patterned top change throughout the video? | She begins calmly engaged while sharing memories of her late friend. She then becomes sad as she expresses how much she misses her. Finally, her mood lifts, and she becomes grateful and amused when her friend hands her a yellow pencil. |
| G1_Q000133 | G1_V000123 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the dark-haired man in the blue shirt change throughout the video? | He begins mildly concerned and puzzled while discussing the open-casket arrangements. When asked to search the upper closet, he becomes calmly engaged and readily agrees to help. After climbing inside, his mood lifts into amused surprise and excitement when he unexpectedly finds his old retainer. |
| G1_Q000134 | G1_V000124 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the man in the pink shirt and grey jacket change while the group looks through the photographs? | He initially identifies himself in a childhood photograph calmly, then becomes annoyed and defensive as his friends tease him about it. He returns to calmly looking through the photographs with the group when they discuss his grandmother. Finally, he becomes embarrassed and awkward again when another childhood photograph is mistaken for Monica and he has to explain that it is him. |
| G1_Q000135 | G1_V000111 | emotion influence | What emotions does the man in the black vest show in response to his friends revealing their initial assumptions about him? | ["surprise","doubt/confusion","annoyance"] |
| G1_Q000136 | G1_V000125 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the dark-haired man in the light blue shirt and dark vest develop across the conversation? | He starts dissatisfied and mildly irritated. The offer of dinner eases his outward frustration, and he takes an interest in the familiar food before listening more quietly. Near the end, his displeasure becomes conspicuous again as he mockingly rejects the invitation suggestion. |
| G1_Q000137 | G1_V000126 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the dark-haired man in the black coat develop across the video? | He starts awkward and guarded, then becomes briefly amused by a familiar book. Learning that it is being read to the unborn baby makes him skeptical and incredulous. He gradually becomes interested and hopeful about his own place in the baby's life, smiling when told he is mentioned. |
| G1_Q000138 | G1_V000127 | emotion cause | Why does the woman in the red scarf and black hat suddenly become uneasy? | She notices his photograph on a venereal-disease advertisement and associates its warning with him, abruptly withdrawing from their friendly exchange. |
| G1_Q000139 | G1_V000128 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the dark-haired man in the maroon shirt develop while he tries to talk to the unborn baby? | He begins willing but awkward and self-conscious, hesitating over how to approach the baby. His discomfort grows into embarrassment and he gives up. After the blonde woman mentions that someone else talks to the baby, he promptly tries again with renewed determination and a more eager expression. |
| G1_Q000140 | G1_V000129 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the dark-haired woman in the gray top develop during the hallway conversation? | She begins pleased and eager about the meal. On discovering the key misunderstanding, she becomes defensive and irritated. Realizing the oven is still on adds alarm and urgency, and she ends by impatiently pressing the man to fetch the spare key rather than settling into relief. |
| G1_Q000141 | G1_V000130 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the dark-haired man in the maroon shirt develop during his interaction with the unborn baby? | He starts conversational and relaxed, then briefly resists the suggestion to sing. He soon becomes animated and playful while singing toward the belly. Feeling the baby move brings startled amazement, which develops into delighted, affectionate excitement as he continues addressing the baby. |
| G1_Q000142 | G1_V000131 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the blonde woman with tied-back hair and a large green pendant develop as she watches through the window? | She becomes surprised and interested when she notices that the neighbor has company, turning to alert the others. Her initial astonishment softens into warm pleasure as she watches with them and smiles at the thought that he has someone. |
| G1_Q000143 | G1_V000132 | emotion influence | After the blonde woman says he does not have to talk to the baby just because someone else does, what emotion does the dark-haired man in the maroon shirt display toward the activity? | ["engagement"] |
| G1_Q000144 | G1_V000133 | emotion cause | Why does the blonde woman in the brown top suddenly look surprised and then smile while the man is beside the sofa? | She feels the baby move for the first time and realizes that the man has felt the same movement. |
| G1_Q000145 | G1_V000134 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the dark-haired woman in the gray top develop across the events outside and inside the apartment? | She starts anxious and impatient to get inside. The argument over the keys makes her defensive and resentful, and her frustration builds into visible distress over the burden of preparing the meal. Seeing the burnt food leaves her dejected. Further complaints then bring her resentment back to the surface as open anger. |
| G1_Q000146 | G1_V000135 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the woman in the light-blue uniform develop during her conversation at the counter? | She starts nervous but hopeful while making her request, then becomes briefly more relaxed and upbeat as she explains her plans. The criticism of her work brings an awkward, strained reaction. She gathers herself and makes an earnest, determined effort to defend her progress. |
| G1_Q000147 | G1_V000136 | emotion influence | What emotions does the dark-haired man in the black coat and tie show in response to the woman in red explaining that she reads and talks to the unborn baby? | ["surprise","doubt/confusion"] |
| G1_Q000148 | G1_V000137 | emotion cause | Why does the woman in the black top respond with gratitude after opening the envelope? | Her friends have pooled money to help her afford the family trip she thought she would miss. |
| G1_Q000149 | G1_V000138 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the dark-haired woman in the gray top and white apron develop while preparing the meal? | She begins pleased with her preparations. A comparison with the other man's mother makes her irritated. Further requests repeatedly renew that irritation, followed by reluctant concessions. When another potato preparation is requested, she again looks exasperated before putting on a restrained smile and agreeing to accommodate it. |
| G1_Q000150 | G1_V000139 | emotion cause | Why does the dark-haired woman in the gray top become frantic outside the apartment? | They are locked out while her oven is still on, so she urgently needs to get back to the food cooking inside. |
| G1_Q000151 | G1_V000140 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the curly-haired blonde woman in the red blouse and patterned vest develop during the conversation? | She is warmly enthusiastic about the man she is dating, briefly defending his slower approach before dwelling on how much she wants to be with him. When her friends recognize her plan to bring him to New Year's, she becomes flustered and denies it. She then gives in with an embarrassed but hopeful smile. |
| G1_Q000152 | G1_V000141 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the man with glasses and a maroon cardigan develop during the laboratory conversation? | He begins absorbed and assured while explaining science. The question about kissing makes him flustered and self-conscious, though he warms as he explains his feelings. Encouragement brings nervous eagerness; at the table, that gives way to caution about the equipment. He finally gathers the resolve to sweep the remaining items away and embrace her, ending pleased and eager but still awkward. |
| G1_Q000153 | G1_V000142 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the dark-haired man in the light-blue shirt develop during the conversation about New Year's plans? | He starts irritated that the no-date agreement is being broken. Learning that all the others have dates leaves him increasingly disappointed and lonely. By the end he slumps back into a more burdened, troubled mood while bringing up a separate concern about his monkey. |
| G1_Q000154 | G1_V000143 | emotion transition | How do the emotions of the curly-haired blonde woman on the orange sofa change from just before the man in the brown coat announces the three-year grant to her response to that news? | {"before":["happiness"],"after":["disquietment","sadness"]} |
| G1_Q000155 | G1_V000144 | emotion influence | What emotions does the dark-haired man in the black coat and tie show when the woman in the silver dress refuses to let his monkey into the party? | ["annoyance","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000156 | G1_V000145 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional expression of the curly-haired blonde woman in the floral dress develop during her private conversation with the bespectacled man? | She begins firm and supportive about his leaving for his work. She then stages an exaggerated breakup dialogue, performing anger and distress rather than simply turning against him. As the exchange becomes an actual embrace and goodbye, her manner softens into genuine tenderness and sadness at their separation. |
| G1_Q000157 | G1_V000146 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the dark-haired man in the blue sweater develop as he discusses the job outcome? | He starts disappointed about not getting the job. His disappointment becomes more outwardly resentful as he complains about the selection. When he admits he will be a helper, his energy drops again and he appears hurt and humiliated, with the resentment still underlying his response. |
| G1_Q000158 | G1_V000147 | emotion influence | What emotion is evident in the friends' immediate reaction when the man in the brown jacket reveals the monkey on his shoulder? | ["surprise"] |
| G1_Q000159 | G1_V000148 | emotion influence | What emotions does the dark-haired man in the light-blue shirt show when the man in the checked vest describes playing and juggling with the monkey? | ["surprise","doubt/confusion"] |
| G1_Q000160 | G1_V000149 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the dark-haired man with glasses and a beige checked shirt develop during the laboratory visit? | He greets the woman warmly but becomes uncomfortable when the trip is raised. His colleague's remarks leave him more exposed and conflicted, and he anxiously asks her to decide for him. After she tells him to stay, he briefly checks her answer, then relaxes into delighted, affectionate enthusiasm. |
| G1_Q000161 | G1_V000150 | emotion influence | What emotions does the curly-haired woman in the black top and pink sash show after the man in the green jacket explains that the party invitation did not mean they were getting back together? | ["surprise","sensitivity","anger"] |
| G1_Q000162 | G1_V000151 | emotion transition | How do the emotions of the dark-haired man in the leather jacket and white turtleneck change before and after he sees the arriving woman's children? | {"before":["happiness"],"after":["surprise","sadness"]} |
| G1_Q000163 | G1_V000152 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the curly-haired blonde woman in the patterned coat develop during the hospital visit? | She begins concerned and sympathetic, then becomes briefly forceful and determined in trying to rouse the patient. When that attempt ends, she joins her friend in a playful, fond fantasy about him and becomes more cheerful. Their amusement finally settles into wistful longing for such a partner. |
| G1_Q000164 | G1_V000153 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the dark-haired man in the dark textured shirt develop as his friends watch his mother's television interview? | He is initially uncomfortable and resistant to watching. His embarrassment sharpens into visible aversion as she discusses intimate details, which he meets with strained sarcasm. Learning about her visit through the broadcast adds hurt and irritation. Her final personal revelation leaves him especially mortified, frozen in a tight-faced reaction before another dry remark. |
| G1_Q000165 | G1_V000154 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the dark-haired man in the gray jacket and dark vest develop while seated beside the older blonde woman? | He starts wary and uncomfortable about what she might say. He briefly adopts a more wry, teasing manner when discussing her television appearance, without becoming fully at ease. As she describes her explicit writing formula to the table, his discomfort returns more visibly, ending in embarrassed resignation behind a forced smile. |
| G1_Q000166 | G1_V000155 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the dark-haired man in the suit change over the course of the video? | He begins dejected. When the blonde woman unexpectedly appears behind him, he becomes briefly flustered. He then shows jealousy and frustration over the woman he likes being with another man. Her encouragement leaves him flattered and hopeful, but her sudden romantic advance finally catches him off guard, making him surprised and nervous. |
| G1_Q000167 | G1_V000156 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the blonde woman with two braids and a green patterned shirt develop during the hospital encounter? | She begins awkwardly defensive when asked why she is there. Being questioned about visiting alone makes her more visibly nervous and quick to deny it. She then gains composure and turns the scrutiny back on the other woman, ending with a knowing, playful smile as she points out the changed pajamas. |
| G1_Q000168 | G1_V000157 | emotion cause | Why does the man initially seated in the brown chair become angry at the man in the striped sweater? | He becomes angry because he discovers that the man in the striped sweater knew that their friend had kissed his mother, but kept it a secret despite spending the entire day with him. |
| G1_Q000169 | G1_V000158 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the man wearing a tie during the conversation after the song? | He initially displays annoyance and anger, directing a sarcastic insult at his friend in the gray suit. When this friend points out that the man's mother was also involved in the kiss, he becomes defensive and frustrated, deflecting the blame onto his mother's habitual behavior. Finally, when pressed about why he doesn't confront his mother directly, he feels cornered and abruptly redirects his anger back at his friend, accusingly reminding him of the kiss. |
| G1_Q000170 | G1_V000159 | emotion transition | What are the shared emotions of the two women before and after the newly conscious man casually says, "So I guess I'll see you around"? | {"before":["happiness","excitement","anticipation"],"after":["surprise","annoyance","disapproval","sadness"]} |
| G1_Q000171 | G1_V000160 | emotion cause | Why is the dark-haired man in the orange shirt annoyed with the blonde woman during their conversation? | He is annoyed because she kissed his best friend, Ross. |
| G1_Q000172 | G1_V000161 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the long dark coat change throughout the video? | He is initially engaged and amused, showing some skepticism while correcting his friend's absurd misunderstanding of an overheard conversation. He then becomes curious and expectant as they listen closely outside the apartment door together. This abruptly turns into panic and alarm when they realize the people inside are about to come out, causing him to run away. Finally, he feigns composure and acts nonchalant by a nearby door to hide the fact that he was eavesdropping. |
| G1_Q000173 | G1_V000162 | emotion transition | How does the standing woman in red overalls feel before and after her friends turn her request for feedback into jokes about her typing errors? | {"before":["anticipation","disquietment"],"after":["annoyance"]} |
| G1_Q000174 | G1_V000163 | emotion transition | How does the dark-haired woman in the black beret and coat feel before and after the man she calls to is hit by the ambulance? | {"before":["anticipation","engagement","excitement"],"after":["surprise","fear"]} |
| G1_Q000175 | G1_V000164 | contextual emotion | What shared emotions do the two women exhibit throughout their various interactions with the man in the hospital bed? | ["affection","engagement"] |
| G1_Q000176 | G1_V000165 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the suited man change during the video? | The suited man initially appears anxious and defensive, nervously trying to minimize the significance of a kiss so they don't have to tell their friend. When the man in the robe accuses him of breaking a code, he becomes briefly confused. As the rule against kissing a friend's mom is explicitly explained, he looks chastened and embarrassed. Finally, when a third man suddenly bursts out of the adjacent room at the very end, he is visibly startled. |
| G1_Q000177 | G1_V000166 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the suited man during this interaction in the hallway? | When unexpectedly found in the hallway, the suited man is initially startled and nervous. He quickly masks this with feigned confidence and mild annoyance, improvising an excuse and defensively blaming the man in the robe. He remains defensive as they bicker, but finally becomes quiet, looking awkward and slightly embarrassed when the man in the blue shirt remarks that they are spending too much time together. |
| G1_Q000178 | G1_V000167 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the man in the striped robe change during the conversation? | He begins with outrage and disbelief over the other man's actions. When the other man justifies the situation by calling the woman involved sexy, he becomes personally offended, and then indignantly defends his own mother's attractiveness and her resilience in giving birth to seven children. |
| G1_Q000179 | G1_V000168 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the dark suit change during his conversation with the seated man in the gray shirt and dark vest? | The man in the dark suit begins visibly nervous and guilty, initially going along with the seated man's belief that another man kissed his mother. Unable to maintain the lie, he confesses and becomes frantic and defensive, hurriedly explaining that he was upset and drunk. As the seated man angrily confronts him about the betrayal and his knowledge of the seated man's family struggles, his defensiveness gives way to deep shame and remorse. |
| G1_Q000180 | G1_V000169 | emotion influence | What emotions do the two women show in response to the newly conscious man saying, 'So I guess I'll see you around'? | ["surprise","disapproval","annoyance","sadness"] |
| G1_Q000181 | G1_V000170 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the man in the gray coat during this video? | He starts off excited and amused as he enthusiastically recounts a dramatic argument he overheard. When his friend corrects his absurd misunderstanding of the word 'bomb', he feels mild confusion that quickly turns into amusement and agreement. He then becomes focused and curious as he goes back to listening and looking through the peephole. Finally, his curiosity turns into sudden alarm and panic when he sees the people inside approaching the door, causing him to flee. |
| G1_Q000182 | G1_V000171 | emotion influence | What emotions does the man in the white shirt show in response to the increasingly personal questions asked during his friend's baby impersonation? | ["embarrassment","disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000183 | G1_V000172 | contextual emotion | What continuous emotions does the man in the white shirt show throughout the video? | ["annoyance","disapproval","sadness"] |
| G1_Q000184 | G1_V000173 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the man who brings the books and lasagna throughout this video? | He starts out cheerful and friendly as he arrives. When Carol mentions the amnio results, he quickly becomes anxious and eager to know if everything is okay. Upon hearing the baby is healthy, he is extremely relieved and joyful. His mood shifts to embarrassment when he mistakes a photo of their friend Tanya for Huey Lewis. Shortly after, he becomes uncomfortable and defensive when he misunderstands her question about 'the sex'. Finally, when he realizes she means the baby's sex, he becomes adamant and determined not to know it before the birth. |
| G1_Q000185 | G1_V000174 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the man in the brown jacket change throughout the video? | He initially appears pleased while confirming that the baby is healthy. When the women almost reveal the baby's sex, he becomes defensive and interrupts them, insisting he does not want to know. However, when the women cryptically celebrate a confirmed prediction, he becomes intensely curious and eagerly asks what they thought it would be. He immediately experiences inner conflict, struggling to suppress his curiosity and convincing himself he doesn't want to know, a struggle that continues even after he leaves and calls them on the phone. |
| G1_Q000186 | G1_V000175 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotion of the man in the black shirt and gray vest change throughout the video? | He begins irritated and defensive when his roommate insists he must buy the new table himself. He then becomes uneasy and apprehensive when the roommate suggests splitting the cost, viewing it as a major commitment. His emotion shifts to agitation and frustration as he paces and recalls a falling out with a former roommate over a shared purchase. Finally, he feels uncomfortable and exasperated when his roommate asks if the former one was better. |
| G1_Q000187 | G1_V000176 | emotion transition | What emotions does the blonde massage therapist show before and after she recognizes the man who enters the room? | {"before":["happiness"],"after":["surprise"]} |
| G1_Q000188 | G1_V000177 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the blonde woman in the patterned jacket change throughout the video as she reveals what happened to her friends? | Initially, she is hesitant and uneasy, admitting she is 'out of sorts' before sharing the incident. As she recounts the story, she is shown being shocked during the actual massage flashback, while in the cafe she feels awkward but somewhat amused when joking about the physical details. Finally, when her friends insist she must tell her friend (Rachel), she becomes worried and fearful that it will make her friend hate her. |
| G1_Q000189 | G1_V000177 | emotion cause | Why does the blonde woman in the patterned jacket say she is "out of sorts" when asked what is the matter at the beginning of the video? | She is unsettled because Paolo, a man she was giving a massage to, made an inappropriate physical advance on her. |
| G1_Q000190 | G1_V000178 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the man in the blue plaid shirt change as the two men try to choose furniture? | He begins by critically dismissing the patio furniture, then somewhat hopefully suggests a bird design. When his friend rejects the birds but suggests ladybugs, he becomes annoyed and sarcastic. As his friend frustratedly concedes and tells him to just get the birds, he turns defensive and stubborn, refusing the concession. Finally, his mood turns sad and nostalgic as he reminisces that his former roommate would have liked the birds. |
| G1_Q000191 | G1_V000179 | emotion influence | What emotions does the woman packing the suitcase show in response to the blonde woman revealing that Paolo made a pass at her? | ["surprise","sadness","sensitivity","anger"] |
| G1_Q000192 | G1_V000180 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the woman in the patterned shirt change during her interaction with the blonde woman? | She begins by feeling apologetic and distressed, exchanging apologies with her friend. Her emotions then shift to anger and disgust as she passionately insults the man who betrayed her. This anger soon gives way to sadness and vulnerability when she laments that he was hers and questions how she didn't see his true nature. Finally, she settles into a state of melancholy resignation, acknowledging that it is better for her to know the truth even though she misses how things were before. |
| G1_Q000193 | G1_V000181 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the man in the black leather jacket change throughout the video? | He begins agitated and defensive while arguing on the balcony. Upon entering the apartment, he appears awkward and hesitant as he struggles to say goodbye. Finally, he becomes quiet and resigned as he accepts the food and is abruptly shown out. |
| G1_Q000194 | G1_V000182 | emotion influence | What emotions does the woman on the balcony show toward the man in the black sweater in response to his comforting words? | ["affection","esteem"] |
| G1_Q000195 | G1_V000183 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the man in the black sweater change throughout the video? | He begins by showing concern for his friend, calmly offering her supportive advice. When she accidentally reveals the sex of his baby, he becomes deeply shocked and confused. As the realization hits, his shock transforms into intense joy and excitement, and he enthusiastically celebrates the news with the group. Finally, as the excitement settles, he becomes quietly stunned and overwhelmed as the profound reality of having a son sinks in. |
| G1_Q000196 | G1_V000184 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the dark-haired woman in gray change from the end of the foosball game until she leaves the apartment? | She begins enthusiastic and proud after a successful play in the game. When the men refuse to keep playing, she remains eager and persistent, trying to goad them into another round. Finally, she becomes resigned as they usher her out of the apartment. |
| G1_Q000197 | G1_V000185 | emotion influence | What emotions do the gray-suited man's unannounced entrance and his comment about being able to see through her blanket evoke in the brunette woman covering herself? | ["anger","annoyance","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000198 | G1_V000186 | emotion influence | What emotions does the gray-suited man's comment that her breasts were 'very nice' evoke in the woman in the blue blouse? | ["surprise","annoyance","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000199 | G1_V000187 | emotion influence | What emotions does the man in the gray suit show in response to the bespectacled man's unsolicited psychological observations? | ["doubt/confusion","disquietment","surprise"] |
| G1_Q000200 | G1_V000188 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the younger man in the light-gray turtleneck change as he discovers the older man's secret relationship in the video? | He initially appears cheerful and eager as he takes the phone, expecting to speak to his mother. His emotions shift to confusion and shock when he realizes he is speaking to a stranger. As the older man reveals the affair has lasted six years, the younger man becomes visibly hurt and saddened. Finally, he shows distress and frustration when he learns the older man is in love with two different women. |
| G1_Q000201 | G1_V000189 | emotion influence | What emotions does the brunette woman in the white top show in response to the man in the gray and black overshirt staring at her chest? | ["annoyance","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000202 | G1_V000190 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the man in the dark plaid shirt throughout the video? | Initially, he is calm and defends the analyst when his friend expresses dislike. However, when the analyst psychoanalyzes his past marriage, he becomes highly defensive and agitated. This defensiveness turns into anger and frustration during a heated argument with his sister over their parents and her perceived failures. Finally, after the analyst leaves, he calms down and shares a sense of annoyance, quietly agreeing with his sister's disdain for the analyst. |
| G1_Q000203 | G1_V000191 | emotion influence | What emotions does the older bald man in the brown jacket show after unexpectedly seeing the older blonde woman in the apartment? | ["surprise","doubt/confusion","disquietment","embarrassment"] |
| G1_Q000204 | G1_V000192 | emotion influence | What emotions does the older man in the brown jacket show in response to the younger man in the black shirt intervening in his overnight arrangements and demanding that he change his relationship? | ["surprise","doubt/confusion","disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000205 | G1_V000193 | emotion influence | After the man in the white T-shirt reassures him that he is his own person and will have the courage to stay faithful in marriage, what emotions does the man in the blue shirt show? | ["peace","esteem","affection"] |
| G1_Q000206 | G1_V000194 | emotion transition | How do the emotions of the brunette woman in the blue overalls change before and after she opens the shower curtain and finds Joey inside instead of Chandler? | {"before":["anticipation","excitement"],"after":["surprise","embarrassment","annoyance"]} |
| G1_Q000207 | G1_V000195 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the blonde woman in green change throughout her interaction with her friends? | She starts off enthusiastic and happy when inviting her friends to a dinner party. As her friends hesitate and act awkwardly, she becomes confused. Upon finally hearing that they all hate her boyfriend, she feels hurt and disappointed, and remains upset when they reject her attempt to defend him. |
| G1_Q000208 | G1_V000196 | emotion transition | Considering the video, how do the emotions of the young man in the dark sweater change before and after his mother explains why she knew about his father's affair and wanted her marriage to remain unchanged? | {"before":["doubt/confusion","disapproval"],"after":["sadness","affection"]} |
| G1_Q000209 | G1_V000197 | emotion influence | What emotions does the blonde woman in green show in response to the man in black's harsh psychological analysis of her friends? | ["disquietment","sadness","sensitivity"] |
| G1_Q000210 | G1_V000198 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of Joey (the man in the black turtleneck) change as he discusses his family's situation with his friends? | Joey initially displays frustration and exasperation while recounting the chaotic and poor decisions his parents and sister are making. When a friend asks if he is okay, Joey's emotional state shifts to calm resignation, explaining that he has accepted he must step back and let his parents make their own mistakes. |
| G1_Q000211 | G1_V000199 | emotion influence | What emotions does being told that the woman in red is interested in him evoke in the gray-suited man as he turns to greet her? | ["excitement","disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000212 | G1_V000200 | emotion influence | What emotions does the man in the gray suit show in response to his two friends' encouragement and pressure to approach a woman with an egg? | ["doubt/confusion","disapproval","disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000213 | G1_V000201 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the dark striped sweater change throughout the video? | He begins by being assertive and insistent, firmly warning his friend not to back out of their double date plans. He then becomes amused and confident, smiling and using a joke to playfully persuade his friend to go. Finally, he shifts to excitement and joy, enthusiastically cheering and pumping his fists when the man in the suit arrives with good news. |
| G1_Q000214 | G1_V000202 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the dark green jacket develop throughout the video? | He begins with a detached and slightly amused attitude while waiting and joking with his friend. However, upon hearing the name of the woman who is supposed to be his date, his expression changes dramatically, and he becomes visibly tense, shocked, and alarmed. |
| G1_Q000215 | G1_V000203 | emotion cause | What causes the man in the dark green jacket to become annoyed and want to escape through the bathroom window? | He is annoyed because his friend set him up on a double date with a woman he has already dumped twice in the last five months. |
| G1_Q000216 | G1_V000204 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the black suit change during the restaurant scene? | Initially, he displays polite interest and slight amusement while listening to his date's odd stories at the table. When he pulls his friend aside to share his date's bizarre but appealing plans, he becomes highly excited and eager. After his friend insists he cannot abandon him, he briefly feels guilty and apologetic, agreeing to stay. However, his eagerness quickly overrides his guilt, and he excitedly abandons his friend to leave with his date. |
| G1_Q000217 | G1_V000205 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the man in the dark green jacket change during the scene at the restaurant? | He starts off feeling awkward and annoyed by the women's bizarre conversation, becomes desperate and panicked when his friend announces he is leaving, and ends up angry and resentful after being abandoned at the table. |
| G1_Q000218 | G1_V000206 | emotion transition | What are the emotions of the man in the dark green jacket before and after he holds up his absent friend's credit card and offers to use it? | {"before":["annoyance","disapproval","embarrassment"],"after":["happiness","excitement","anticipation"]} |
| G1_Q000219 | G1_V000207 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the man in the dark robe change as he tries to say goodbye to the woman in black and is repeatedly interrupted in the hallway? | He begins by feigning politeness and acting agreeable, though he is clearly eager for her to leave. When a neighbor interrupts their kiss, he becomes embarrassed and awkward. As more neighbors appear and prolong the goodbye, he grows increasingly exasperated, annoyed, and frustrated, eventually hiding his face in his hands. |
| G1_Q000220 | G1_V000208 | emotion trajectory | How do the three women's shared emotions change as they perform the ritual throughout the video? | The women begin the ritual with an earnest and engaged attitude, cooperatively following the instructions and tossing various items into the fire. Their mood shifts to disgust and amusement when they examine a photo of a naked man. Finally, when the woman in white pours grappa into the bin, causing a massive burst of flames, they are suddenly startled and frightened. |
| G1_Q000221 | G1_V000209 | emotion influence | What emotions do the red-coated woman's greeting and kiss evoke in the seated man wearing the red sweater? | ["happiness"] |
| G1_Q000222 | G1_V000210 | emotion influence | What emotions does the woman in white exhibit after the suited man decides to invite the blonde woman to join their table? | ["peace"] |
| G1_Q000223 | G1_V000211 | emotion transition | What are the shared emotions of the woman in the dark gray top and the brunette in the white shirt before and after the firefighters reassure them that they do not need to explain the fire? | {"before":["embarrassment","disquietment"],"after":["peace","surprise"]} |
| G1_Q000224 | G1_V000212 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the man in the navy patterned sweater change as he attempts to break up with the woman in the red coat throughout the video? | He begins the conversation feeling anxious and hesitant about initiating the breakup. When she initially says 'That's fine,' he feels a brief moment of surprise and relief. However, as she insists that he still loves her and they are meant to be together, he becomes defensive and increasingly overwhelmed. Finally, after she kisses him and leaves, he appears drained and defeated, ultimately yelling 'Call me!' in a tone of involuntary resignation. |
| G1_Q000225 | G1_V000213 | emotion trajectory | How do the suited man's emotions change throughout his conversation with the blonde woman in red, after he realizes his date has left? | He initially feels disappointed and self-pitying when he realizes his date has left. Talking with the woman feels familiar and comforting, and he becomes affectionate and reluctant to move on. He grows hopeful as he asks to get back together. When she rejects that possibility, he becomes disappointed and resigned while remaining fond of her. |
| G1_Q000226 | G1_V000214 | emotion transition | What are the emotions of the seated man in the brown shirt before and after the older woman tells him that his boss wants to see him? | {"before":["happiness","confidence"],"after":["surprise","disquietment"]} |
| G1_Q000227 | G1_V000215 | emotion influence | What emotions does the dark-haired woman in black show in response to the blonde woman discussing the head chef job opportunity at a new restaurant? | ["annoyance","anticipation","yearning","embarrassment"] |
| G1_Q000228 | G1_V000216 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the suit change throughout the video? | He starts in a casual, joking mood as he adjusts his shirt and mentions his appointment with a career counselor. However, his mood shifts to becoming disheartened and reflective when he realizes his friends have goals and dreams while he does not. Finally, he looks completely dejected when another woman enters the room joyfully celebrating her own life. |
| G1_Q000229 | G1_V000217 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the burgundy sweater change while he discusses his upcoming date with the group? | He begins by seeking restaurant advice, appearing open and hopeful. When the others tease him about his date being the "bug lady," he becomes defensive and mildly annoyed as he corrects them. Finally, as he shares his plans for the evening and responds to teasing about the possibility of romance, he becomes tentatively optimistic and amused. |
| G1_Q000230 | G1_V000218 | emotion influence | What emotions does the decision to hire a professional waitress evoke in the brunette woman wearing brown? | ["sadness","annoyance","sensitivity"] |
| G1_Q000231 | G1_V000219 | emotion influence | What emotions do the woman’s requests for intimate talk evoke in the suited man? | ["disquietment","embarrassment"] |
| G1_Q000232 | G1_V000220 | emotion influence | What emotions do the jokes and coaching of the man in the burgundy shirt evoke in the man in the dark green shirt? | ["annoyance","embarrassment","surprise"] |
| G1_Q000233 | G1_V000221 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the dark green shirt change while the man in the burgundy shirt coaches him in intimate talk? | He initially feels reluctant and embarrassed about practicing. He gradually becomes absorbed in trying to describe the intimate encounter. He becomes embarrassed again when the third man comments on what he is saying. |
| G1_Q000234 | G1_V000222 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the white graphic T-shirt change during the phone call about returning to his old job? | He begins amused and dismissive of the offer. He becomes conflicted and increasingly frustrated as the salary offer rises. He finally gives in but appears frustrated and resigned rather than delighted. |
| G1_Q000235 | G1_V000223 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the gray suit change while showing the blonde woman his new office? | He is excited and proud while showing off the office. He briefly becomes awkward about the view and redirects her attention. He returns to playful self-importance while demonstrating his new authority. He becomes sheepish and acknowledges that he should not do that again. |
| G1_Q000236 | G1_V000224 | emotion cause | Why does the woman in the white apron become anxious after the phone call? | The waitress she hired cancels, leaving her without a waitress for the dinner. |
| G1_Q000237 | G1_V000225 | emotion transition | What emotions does the woman in the white shirt and black tie show before and after being told that the bald guest smoked marijuana on the way over? | {"before":["excitement","anticipation"],"after":["surprise","disquietment"]} |
| G1_Q000238 | G1_V000226 | emotion influence | What emotions do the three women share in response to the bald guest’s increasingly unfocused behavior? | ["doubt/confusion","disquietment","embarrassment"] |
| G1_Q000239 | G1_V000227 | emotion transition | What emotions does the black-haired woman in the dark top show before and after the bald guest starts repeating the word tartlets? | {"before":["happiness"],"after":["surprise","doubt/confusion"]} |
| G1_Q000240 | G1_V000228 | emotion transition | What emotions does the man in the gray hoodie show before and after his friend presses him to explain how the evening actually ended? | {"before":["confidence","happiness"],"after":["embarrassment"]} |
| G1_Q000241 | G1_V000229 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the blonde woman in gray change as the group discusses her twin sister? | She initially enjoys the guessing game. She becomes guarded and uneasy when she realizes they mean her sister. She expresses lingering hurt and resentment about being compared with her sister. |
| G1_Q000242 | G1_V000230 | contextual emotion | Which emotions does the man in the plaid shirt maintain while discussing attending the childbirth class with the two women? | ["disquietment","embarrassment"] |
| G1_Q000243 | G1_V000231 | contextual emotion | Which emotions does the man in the gray plaid shirt maintain during his introduction at the childbirth class? | ["disquietment","embarrassment"] |
| G1_Q000244 | G1_V000232 | emotion influence | What emotions does the woman’s suggestive remark about the report evoke in the man in the brown shirt and blue tie? | ["embarrassment","pleasure"] |
| G1_Q000245 | G1_V000233 | contextual emotion | Which emotion does the blonde woman in the cream cardigan maintain after agreeing that the man may date her twin? | ["sadness"] |
| G1_Q000246 | G1_V000234 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the blue shirt and dark vest change during the childbirth-class exercise? | He is initially uneasy about attending with the woman. He becomes defensive when they disagree over who should play the mother. He becomes frustrated as the coin toss goes against him and he must take the mother’s role. |
| G1_Q000247 | G1_V000235 | emotion cause | Why does the seated man become worried when his supervisor discusses the poor company statistics? | The supervisor announces layoffs, and he is worried that he may lose his job. |
| G1_Q000248 | G1_V000236 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the gray suit and red tie change while he tries to speak to the woman in the red blazer? | He is tense and hesitant while trying to begin the conversation. His anxiety increases as he struggles to say why he called her in. He adopts a lighter, more hopeful manner as he instead asks her to dinner. |
| G1_Q000249 | G1_V000237 | emotion influence | What emotions does the blonde woman show when she learns that the sweater is for her twin and hears about the planned date? | ["annoyance","sensitivity"] |
| G1_Q000250 | G1_V000238 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the tan suit change when his supervisor asks why the employee is still working there? | He becomes anxious and flustered when his supervisor questions him. He gradually becomes more composed while improvising and maintaining an explanation. He ends with more confidence after his supervisor accepts the explanation. |
| G1_Q000251 | G1_V000239 | emotion influence | What emotions does the childbirth film evoke in the pregnant blonde woman? | ["fear","disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000252 | G1_V000240 | emotion cause | Why does the dark-haired man in the gray patterned jacket, holding a floral cushion, feel anxious about becoming a father? | He realizes that the baby will depend on him as a parent, which makes him doubt whether he can handle the responsibility. |
| G1_Q000253 | G1_V000241 | emotion influence | What emotions does the man in the gray suit show when the employee questions him and Helen mentions her psychological profile? | ["disquietment","embarrassment"] |
| G1_Q000254 | G1_V000242 | emotion cause | Why does the woman become frightened while taking down the lights outside the window? | She loses her balance and ends up hanging upside down outside the window. |
| G1_Q000255 | G1_V000243 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the woman in black change while she fills in the hospital form beside the injured woman? | She is initially focused on the form. She is warmly touched when she learns that she is the injured woman’s emergency contact. She then becomes surprised when she learns that her friend has no health insurance. |
| G1_Q000256 | G1_V000244 | emotion influence | What emotions does the injured woman’s appeal evoke in the woman in black when she reluctantly agrees to lend her insurance? | ["sympathy","disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000257 | G1_V000245 | contextual emotion | Which emotion does the man in the brown suit maintain while discussing his dream and his readiness to become a father? | ["disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000258 | G1_V000246 | emotion influence | What emotions does the surprise birthday celebration evoke in the blonde woman in green when she enters the apartment? | ["surprise","happiness"] |
| G1_Q000259 | G1_V000247 | emotion influence | What emotions does the younger man show in response to his father’s account of first feeling like a father? | ["engagement","peace"] |
| G1_Q000260 | G1_V000248 | emotion cause | What remark provokes the woman in black’s indignant reaction near the end of the argument? | The woman in the white blouse tells her that she is becoming more and more like her mother. |
| G1_Q000261 | G1_V000249 | emotion influence | What emotions do the woman in black’s personal disclosures evoke in the woman in white during the visit from the two men? | ["embarrassment","annoyance"] |
| G1_Q000262 | G1_V000250 | emotion influence | What emotions do the two male guests share in response to the women’s escalating exchange of personal disclosures? | ["doubt/confusion","embarrassment"] |
| G1_Q000263 | G1_V000251 | emotion transition | What emotions does the woman in the black-and-gold robe show before and after learning that the hospital only needs a missing signature? | {"before":["fear","disquietment"],"after":["peace"]} |
| G1_Q000264 | G1_V000252 | emotion influence | What emotions does the birthday gift evoke in the blonde woman with her hair tied back, wearing black? | ["surprise","happiness"] |
| G1_Q000265 | G1_V000253 | emotion influence | What emotions does the blonde visitor in the striped top show when the waitress in black says she has ended things with Joey without telling him? | ["surprise","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000266 | G1_V000254 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man caring for the monkey change from the board game to his attempts to get help at the hospital? | He is initially casual about the monkey and mildly puzzled when he cannot find a game tile. He becomes alarmed and urgently seeks help after realizing that the monkey swallowed the tile. He becomes increasingly distressed and frustrated when the nurse refuses to help. He responds gratefully when a doctor agrees to examine the monkey. |
| G1_Q000267 | G1_V000255 | emotion transition | What emotions does the man in the gray jacket show before and after the woman tells him to choose between her and his friendship with Phoebe? | {"before":["doubt/confusion"],"after":["sadness"]} |
| G1_Q000268 | G1_V000256 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the blonde woman in the dark coat change during her conversation about ending the relationship? | She is initially apologetic and awkward as she tries to explain why the relationship will not work. She becomes more composed and firm when she asks him to choose between the relationship and his friendship. She becomes tender and wistful after he refuses to give up his friend. She ends looking pleased and flattered by his compliment. |
| G1_Q000269 | G1_V000257 | emotion influence | What emotions does the monkey waking up and grasping his hand evoke in the man in the brown jacket? | ["peace","affection"] |
| G1_Q000270 | G1_V000258 | emotion influence | What emotions does the interview invitation evoke in the woman reading the letter in the kitchen? | ["surprise","excitement"] |
| G1_Q000271 | G1_V000259 | emotion transition | What emotions do the three younger women share before and after Aunt Iris reveals that her car-accident story was a bluff? | {"before":["surprise"],"after":["peace"]} |
| G1_Q000272 | G1_V000260 | emotion transition | What emotions does the woman in the light blue shirt show before and after she receives the disappointing job news during the phone call? | {"before":["anticipation"],"after":["sadness"]} |
| G1_Q000273 | G1_V000261 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the woman in the light blue shirt change during the final poker hand? | She starts focused and becomes confidently competitive as she raises the stakes. She becomes tense while waiting for the outcome of the hand. She becomes surprised and delighted when she wins. |
| G1_Q000274 | G1_V000262 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the waitress wearing the apron change while her friends help with her resumes? | She is frustrated and fed up with her waitressing job. She becomes startled and worried when a friend points out a typo in her resume. |
| G1_Q000275 | G1_V000263 | contextual emotion | Which emotion does the man in the red jacket maintain while discussing the woman he wants to be with? | ["yearning","disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000276 | G1_V000264 | emotion trajectory | How do the shared emotions of the three men change while they teach the women to play poker? | They are initially engaged in explaining the game. They become puzzled and amused by the misunderstandings. |
| G1_Q000277 | G1_V000265 | emotion influence | What emotions does the man in the red jacket show when his friends tease him about having feelings for Rachel? | ["annoyance","embarrassment"] |
| G1_Q000278 | G1_V000266 | emotion influence | What emotions do the three men share in response to the woman winning with four sixes? | ["peace"] |
| G1_Q000279 | G1_V000267 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the blue overshirt change while playing poker and being teased after he folds? | He starts composed and competitive, then becomes increasingly frustrated and embarrassed after folding and trying to see his opponent’s cards. |
| G1_Q000280 | G1_V000268 | emotion influence | What emotion do the dark-haired woman in black, the blonde woman in the striped cardigan, and the dark-haired man in the plaid shirt share in response to the woman in the light blue shirt's disappointing job call? | ["sympathy"] |
| G1_Q000281 | G1_V000269 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the woman in black develop while she talks about her former partner and her own relationship situation? | She is initially preoccupied and upset, becoming frustrated while trying to say she is happy for them. She then becomes openly downcast and expresses longing to have someone of her own. |
| G1_Q000282 | G1_V000270 | emotion influence | What emotions does the woman’s description of wanting both friendship and passion evoke in the man in the dark suit? | ["embarrassment","disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000283 | G1_V000271 | emotion trajectory | How do the group’s shared emotions change after the friends return from the movie? | They are initially awkward, then playful, and finally affectionate. |
| G1_Q000284 | G1_V000272 | contextual emotion | Which emotions does the man in the suit and patterned tie maintain while discussing his plans to pursue Rachel that evening? | ["anticipation","excitement","confidence"] |
| G1_Q000285 | G1_V000273 | emotion influence | What emotions do the two women share in response to Mr. Heckles’s unrelated answers while they ask about the missing monkey? | ["annoyance"] |
| G1_Q000286 | G1_V000274 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the gray suit change during his visit, from arriving with wine to learning that Animal Control has been called? | He arrives hopeful about spending time with the woman and cautiously raises the subject of their relationship. He becomes puzzled and apprehensive as she struggles to tell him something. He becomes upset and angry when she admits losing the monkey. His alarm and worry increase when he learns that Animal Control has been called, and he remains reproachful. |
| G1_Q000287 | G1_V000275 | emotion influence | What emotions does the animal-control officer direct toward Rachel, the woman in the white turtleneck, after realizing that Rachel does not remember her? | ["anger","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000288 | G1_V000276 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the gray jacket change while searching the hallway with his friend? | He initially concentrates on finding the monkey. His attention shifts to the women, and he becomes eager and playfully flirtatious about staying to help them. He ends mildly annoyed with his friend for ending the opportunity to stay. |
| G1_Q000289 | G1_V000277 | emotion influence | What emotions does firing the tranquilizer gun and accidentally hitting the blonde woman in the patterned top evoke in the dark-haired woman in the white collared shirt? | ["surprise","fear"] |
| G1_Q000290 | G1_V000278 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the dark suit change during the unsuccessful search and his argument with the woman? | He starts discouraged and upset that they have not found the monkey. He becomes more frustrated and self-pitying after hurting his foot. His frustration turns into pointed anger and reproach toward the woman. |
| G1_Q000291 | G1_V000279 | emotion cause | Why does the woman in the white turtleneck become angry after pleading with the animal-control officer? | The officer still refuses to return the monkey after she appeals to her not to punish its owner. |
| G1_Q000292 | G1_V000280 | emotion influence | What emotion does the man in the gray suit evoke in the woman in the white sweater when he arrives and declares that he still loves her? | ["surprise"] |
| G1_Q000293 | G1_V000280 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the gray suit change during the conversation with the woman, ending with the other man’s arrival? | He is initially relaxed and playful with the monkey. He becomes regretful as he apologizes for being hard on the woman, then warm and appreciative as he credits her for getting the monkey back. He becomes hopeful but hesitant as he offers wine and tries to raise the subject of their relationship. He ends frustrated when the other man interrupts and declares his love for her. |
| G1_Q000294 | G1_V000281 | contextual emotion | Which emotion characterizes the group’s overall atmosphere while they look at the old photograph and talk about high school? | ["happiness"] |
| G1_Q000295 | G1_V000282 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the woman in the white blouse change during her conversation with her friends in the coffee shop about seeing Barry? | She is initially pleased and fondly recalls the familiar comfort of spending time with him. She becomes upset and defensive when her friends challenge the encounter. She becomes resigned when reminded that he is engaged and says she will end it. |
| G1_Q000296 | G1_V000283 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in black change while leaving the phone message and discussing it with his friends? | He initially maintains a controlled, casual manner while leaving the message. He becomes self-critical and exasperated immediately afterward. He becomes defensive when his friends question the effort he put into it. |
| G1_Q000297 | G1_V000284 | emotion influence | What emotion does being watched through the telescope evoke in the man in the white cable-knit sweater? | ["disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000298 | G1_V000285 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the woman in the white blouse change during the conversation in the dental office? | She is remorseful and uncomfortable about their encounter. She becomes more distressed by his suggestions to leave Mindy and go away together. She is uncomfortable when the patient arrives. |
| G1_Q000299 | G1_V000286 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in black change while waiting for a return call, dialing the woman and reacting afterward? | He is impatient and increasingly anxious about not receiving a call and appearing needy. He is startled when the woman answers instead of the machine. He becomes dejected and resentful because he believes she has chosen not to call him back. |
| G1_Q000300 | G1_V000287 | emotion influence | What emotions does the white-shirted woman's revelation about what happened in the dental chair evoke in the dark-haired woman wearing gray? | ["surprise"] |
| G1_Q000301 | G1_V000288 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the woman in the white sweater change as she handles two phone calls and tries to contact the man being discussed? | She initially maintains a polite manner during the first call. She becomes worried afterward and urgently tries to reach the man being discussed. She switches to a bright greeting when the same woman answers the next call. |
| G1_Q000302 | G1_V000289 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the woman in dark blue change during the conversation about being maid of honor? | She is initially apprehensive about what her friend wants to ask. She is surprised and relieved by the invitation. She becomes uncertain when the conversation appears not to be over. |
| G1_Q000303 | G1_V000290 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the woman in the navy top develop during her coffee-shop conversation with the woman in the pink jacket about the man they both dated? | She is initially guarded and uneasy about the conversation, then responds positively to the maid-of-honor invitation. She becomes worried when the woman in the pink jacket says that the man they both dated may be seeing someone else and mentions the perfume. She becomes hurt and rueful when the other woman reveals their earlier affair. She becomes openly remorseful as she acknowledges her own involvement and apologizes. |
| G1_Q000304 | G1_V000291 | emotion influence | What emotions does the phone conversation evoke in the man in the purple sweatshirt after he initially complains about the telescope watching? | ["engagement","pleasure"] |
| G1_Q000305 | G1_V000292 | emotion cause | Why does the woman in the navy top react dismissively when the man in the light blue shirt claims that he was always thinking of the woman in the pink jacket? | His claim conflicts with his recent intimacy with the woman in the navy top, which she brings up to challenge his excuse. |
| G1_Q000306 | G1_V000293 | emotion influence | What emotions does the woman in the pink jacket's decision to marry the man they are discussing evoke in the woman in the navy top? | ["surprise","disapproval","sympathy"] |
| G1_Q000307 | G1_V000294 | emotion transition | What emotions does the woman in red show before and after the Wonder Mop purchase is read out and mocked? | {"before":["disapproval"],"after":["embarrassment"]} |
| G1_Q000308 | G1_V000295 | contextual emotion | Which emotions does the woman in the red robe maintain while comparing her life with the card thief’s spending? | ["yearning","annoyance"] |
| G1_Q000309 | G1_V000296 | emotion influence | What emotions do the woman in the gray jacket and the blonde woman in blue share in response to the woman in white's plan to attend the card thief's tap class? | ["disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000310 | G1_V000297 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the woman in dark blue change during the dance exercise and partner selection? | She is initially frustrated and self-conscious about struggling with the steps. She becomes uncomfortable and disappointed when her friends pair up without her. Being invited to dance at the front makes her feel even more self-conscious and embarrassed. |
| G1_Q000311 | G1_V000298 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the dark-haired woman in navy change when she meets her dance partner and introduces herself? | She starts tense, is surprised by the shared name, and becomes awkward while explaining her invented name. |
| G1_Q000312 | G1_V000299 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the white-and-gray plaid shirt change while he discusses the veterinarian’s news and plans for his monkey? | He is worried about the changes the veterinarian says the monkey will undergo. He becomes sad and reluctant about having to give the monkey up. He becomes more composed but remains subdued as he discusses possible zoos. |
| G1_Q000313 | G1_V000300 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the woman in purple change while listening to the hotel story and preparing to leave for work? | She is surprised and amused by the women’s adventure and cheers them on. She turns to self-mocking dissatisfaction when comparing it with her own workday. |
| G1_Q000314 | G1_V000301 | emotion influence | What emotions does the curly-haired woman’s story about changing her life evoke in the woman? | ["happiness"] |
| G1_Q000315 | G1_V000302 | emotion transition | What emotions does the man in the gray suit show before and after his friends announce that the monkey has been accepted in San Diego? | {"before":["doubt/confusion","disquietment"],"after":["surprise","excitement","happiness"]} |
| G1_Q000316 | G1_V000303 | emotion transition | Considering the full video, how do the emotions of the woman in the white blouse change before and after the credit-card representative tells her that the woman who used her credit card has been arrested? | {"before":["happiness","excitement"],"after":["surprise"]} |
| G1_Q000317 | G1_V000304 | emotion cause | Why is the woman in black concerned when her roommate says she will go to the circus instead of work? | She is worried that her roommate will lose her job by continuing to miss work. |
| G1_Q000318 | G1_V000305 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the dark-haired visitor change during her conversation with the curly-haired detainee? | She is initially friendly but cautious while revealing her identity. She becomes warmly grateful for the experiences they shared. She becomes sad and apprehensive about being without her. She becomes mildly defensive and awkward when told she will return to her old self. |
| G1_Q000319 | G1_V000306 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the gray jacket and red shirt change during the airport farewell to the monkey? | He is subdued and affectionate while his friends say goodbye. He becomes openly sad and tender during his own farewell. He becomes increasingly frustrated when the monkey repeatedly interrupts him. |
| G1_Q000320 | G1_V000307 | emotion cause | Why does the man in the gray jacket and red shirt become frustrated during his farewell to the monkey? | The monkey repeatedly humps his leg and prevents him from finishing his heartfelt goodbye. |
| G1_Q000321 | G1_V000308 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the blonde woman in the patterned top change during the discussion of temporary work? | She is initially interested in finding work and playfully self-critical about losing massage clients. She becomes eager and hopeful when the temporary secretary opportunity is suggested. She ends confidently insisting that she can handle it despite her friend’s doubts. |
| G1_Q000322 | G1_V000309 | emotion influence | What emotions does the dark-haired woman's admission that she told her younger boyfriend she was twenty-two evoke in the friends seated around her? | ["surprise"] |
| G1_Q000323 | G1_V000310 | emotion trajectory | How does the blonde temporary secretary’s enthusiasm develop during her first office exchange? | She is initially relaxed and amused while being reminded to answer the ringing phone. She becomes more excited and playful as she takes the call and enjoys acting as a secretary. She remains cheerful and playful as she leaves and calls her colleague again. |
| G1_Q000324 | G1_V000311 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the dark-haired woman in the light-colored top develop as she discusses her upcoming date with her friend? | She initially appears self-conscious about how worked up she is over the evening. She responds with surprise when her friend hints that she has worked out what she is anticipating. She becomes warmly affectionate and shyly hopeful while trying to sound casual about what may happen. |
| G1_Q000325 | G1_V000312 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the green-gray suit change as he hears what his coworkers think of him and his friends imitate him? | He starts pleased with himself, becomes taken aback and upset by the report about his coworkers, and then reacts defensively to the imitations. |
| G1_Q000326 | G1_V000313 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the young man in plaid change during the evening conversation and his personal disclosure? | He begins relaxed and amused while telling a story about a childhood misunderstanding. He becomes pleased and eager when she invites him to stay. He becomes hesitant and self-conscious while disclosing his lack of experience. He grows more comfortable and affectionate as he explains that he has been waiting for the right person. |
| G1_Q000327 | G1_V000314 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the dark-haired woman change as she reveals her age and learns that her partner is still in high school? | She starts affectionate and slightly nervous as she prepares to tell him her true age. She is shocked and alarmed on learning that he is still in high school. She becomes distressed and reproachful about their situation. She briefly softens in surprise at his declaration of love, then rejects continuing the relationship with exasperation and self-conscious humor. |
| G1_Q000328 | G1_V000315 | emotion influence | How does the woman in blue's reluctant disclosure that the man in brown was also in her dream affect her partner and the man in brown? | ["happiness"] |
| G1_Q000329 | G1_V000316 | emotion influence | What emotions does the group's repeated teasing about her much younger former boyfriend evoke in the woman wearing the black vest? | ["annoyance"] |
| G1_Q000330 | G1_V000317 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the dark-haired man in the dark polo as he discusses the office party and his relationship with the employees? | He feels excluded and hurt on learning that he was not invited to the party. He becomes cautiously hopeful when encouraged to attend, although the request not to arrive together undercuts that encouragement. He is cheerful and optimistic when recalling the party, then becomes confused and disappointed on learning that the employees still mocked him. He briefly seeks reassurance that he is a good boss, but ends dejected because he still wants their friendship. |
| G1_Q000331 | G1_V000318 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the young man in the light jacket as he tries to persuade the dark-haired woman to continue their relationship? | He begins playful and hopeful, joking and enthusiastically arguing that they are good together. He becomes incredulous and frustrated when she rejects the relationship as uncomfortable. He ends subdued and tender as she explains her difficulty and begins to express affection. |
| G1_Q000332 | G1_V000319 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the gray suit change as he tries to get everyone to leave for the hospital? | He begins urgently focused on getting everyone out because the baby is coming. The distractions make him increasingly exasperated and flustered. Once the others start leaving, he briefly freezes and needs their prompting to follow. |
| G1_Q000333 | G1_V000320 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the man in the gray suit while he waits for the pregnant woman to arrive at the hospital? | He is anxious that she has not arrived and could be giving birth elsewhere. He grows impatient despite attempts to reassure or distract him. Her explanation of a gift-shop stop leaves him incredulous and irritated. |
| G1_Q000334 | G1_V000321 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the man in black during his interaction with the pregnant basketball fan? | He is playfully competitive while arguing about their teams. Her contraction startles him and makes him anxiously call for help. He becomes awkward when she says there is no father there. He settles into attentive concern and guides her to the maternity area. |
| G1_Q000335 | G1_V000322 | emotion influence | What emotions does the man in the purple sweatshirt evoke in the dark-haired woman in the light purple top when he proposes that they have a child together if both remain unmarried at forty? | ["annoyance","sensitivity"] |
| G1_Q000336 | G1_V000323 | emotion trajectory | Considering the full video, how does the man in black's emotional trajectory after the woman in labor puts him on the phone with her mother and he later asks about the baby's father? | He is initially reluctant and awkward about the call, but speaks politely with some nervous amusement. He becomes thoughtfully concerned about the absent father. Her rebuff hurts him and he withdraws. He returns to friendly competitive banter, renewing the connection. |
| G1_Q000337 | G1_V000324 | emotion influence | What emotions does the escalating argument between the two people beside the bed evoke in the pregnant woman during her contraction? | ["anger","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000338 | G1_V000325 | emotion cause | What most directly causes the man in black to panic while standing beside the pregnant woman? | Her water suddenly breaks, and he does not understand what is happening. |
| G1_Q000339 | G1_V000326 | emotion cause | What causes the dark-haired woman on the phone to break down just after insisting that she is not thinking about having babies? | Seeing a mother carry a newborn past her brings her longing for a baby to the surface, just after she denies thinking about children. |
| G1_Q000340 | G1_V000327 | emotion trajectory | Considering the full interaction, what is the emotional trajectory of the man in black carrying balloons as he approaches the hospital room and observes the new parents together? | He approaches with warm, caring anticipation. He pauses quietly on seeing the reunited family and listens thoughtfully. Being remembered as the helper brings a gentle, appreciative smile. He leaves the gifts and withdraws with wistful warmth. |
| G1_Q000341 | G1_V000328 | emotion cause | What most directly causes the woman in the hospital bed to become afraid during labor? | She is told that delivery must begin immediately even though the two people she is waiting for have not returned to be with her. |
| G1_Q000342 | G1_V000329 | emotion trajectory | How do the group’s emotions change during the escape attempt in the utility room? | They show renewed hope and some playful amusement as they prepare the vent escape. They concentrate on the awkward lift, becoming strained while trying to make it work. When the door opens, the two people lifting the blonde woman react with surprised relief and rush out, leaving her still suspended. |
| G1_Q000343 | G1_V000330 | emotion influence | What emotions does the man's suggestion of the name 'Ben' evoke in the two women beside him and the newborn? | ["happiness","affection"] |
| G1_Q000344 | G1_V000331 | emotion influence | What emotions does receiving and holding the newborn evoke in the dark-haired woman wearing the light purple top? | ["happiness","affection"] |
| G1_Q000345 | G1_V000332 | emotion trajectory | Considering the full interaction around the baby photographs, what is the emotional trajectory of the man in white sitting on the couch? | He shows warm amusement and affection while sharing the photographs. The mention of kissing draws him into a quiet, wistful romantic moment with the woman in the pale pink top. The loud interruption breaks that moment, and he pulls back into the group. |
| G1_Q000346 | G1_V000333 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the man in the red jacket as the group asks how he plans to repay the borrowed money? | He earnestly insists that he will be able to pay the money back. He becomes evasive and awkward about explaining the research. He grows upbeat about the payment and joins the amusement at the final joke. |
| G1_Q000347 | G1_V000334 | contextual emotion | What shared emotional stance do the two men show when they arrive to handle the barbecue during the birthday-party preparation? | ["happiness","confidence"] |
| G1_Q000348 | G1_V000335 | emotion trajectory | Considering his entire visit to the birthday preparation, what is the emotional trajectory of the man in the dark suit? | He explains his trip with a subdued, serious manner. Concern about his baby remembering him brings out anxious affection. The blonde woman’s photograph joke briefly leaves him taken aback and uncomfortable. He returns to a gentle, sincere manner when asking to wish the birthday woman a happy birthday. |
| G1_Q000349 | G1_V000336 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the man in the dark suit after he learns that the woman he cares about is having drinks with someone else? | He first asks with puzzled curiosity who Carl is. He becomes disappointed and preoccupied with Rachel seeing another man. His friends’ advice leaves him hesitant and resigned, though moved by their concern. Chandler’s final understated joke draws him into a brief laugh. |
| G1_Q000350 | G1_V000337 | emotion influence | How does the woman in the light gray top's repeated advice to “be there for her” affect the man in black who asks for help with his dating dilemma? | ["doubt/confusion"] |
| G1_Q000351 | G1_V000338 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the woman opening gifts as she reaches the final present and the group explains its significance? | She is playfully curious and appreciative while opening the ordinary gifts. The pin Ross remembered makes her feel deeply touched and delighted. The mention of love startles and confuses her as she realizes his feelings may be romantic. |
| G1_Q000352 | G1_V000339 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the woman in the gray-green top as she processes the news that the absent man has loved her for a long time? | She is shocked and confused by the unexpected revelation. She becomes urgently interested in what he wants, while remaining unsure of her own response. She decides she must see him immediately despite being nervous and uncertain. |
| G1_Q000353 | G1_V000340 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the blonde woman in the light coat while she tries to send a message to the departing passenger? | She arrives urgently and anxiously calling for him. Being stopped makes her more distressed and insistent as she pleads for help. Once offered a way to send a message, she hesitates because she still does not know what to say. |
| G1_Q000354 | G1_V000341 | emotion influence | How does the blonde woman's enthusiastic praise of the shirtless man as an unusually generous partner affect him? | ["happiness"] |
| G1_Q000355 | G1_V000342 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the woman in the gray-green top as the group discusses whether she should pursue the absent man? | She begins uncertain and cautious about changing their relationship. Imagining it working makes her hopeful and pleased. Warnings about commitment deflate her and renew her uncertainty. The escalating accusations leave her startled and frustrated. |
| G1_Q000356 | G1_V000343 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the dark-haired woman in the light patterned top when her friend says that dating her brother is a bad idea? | She is cheerfully interested in Rachel meeting Ross at the airport. Rachel’s decision surprises her, and she responds with disappointed, defensive insistence. She softens into a self-conscious promise to stop pressuring Rachel. Carl’s arrival provokes another protective remark, which she quickly turns into a playful retraction. |
| G1_Q000357 | G1_V000344 | emotion cause | What best explains why the woman in the dark top becomes distracted and defensive while her date continues talking? | Thoughts of the man in blue keep intruding into her date: she imagines him questioning why she chose her date and cannot stop thinking about him. |
| G1_Q000358 | G1_V000345 | emotion trajectory | Considering the full imagined exchange and its aftermath, what is the emotional trajectory of the woman in the dark top? | She is guarded and troubled by the idea of risking their friendship. She listens but remains uncertain about seeing him romantically. She becomes absorbed in romantic attraction during the imagined kiss. She returns to the date startled, then becomes flustered and urgent about leaving for the airport. |
| G1_Q000359 | G1_V000346 | emotion influence | How does the blond man in the dark suit react emotionally to the clean-shaven man's hesitation about approaching the woman at the bar? | ["peace","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000360 | G1_V000347 | contextual emotion | what emotions does the clean-shaven man in the brown jacket over a green shirt maintain throughout the interaction? | ["happiness","anticipation"] |
| G1_Q000361 | G1_V000348 | emotion influence | How does the couple seated on the couch react emotionally to the clean-shaven man's account of his date? | ["engagement","happiness","surprise"] |
| G1_Q000362 | G1_V000348 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the clean-shaven man in the brown jacket? | Initially, he is excited and hopeful about developing a relationship with Robin. When his friends question why he did not kiss her, he becomes defensive, argues for waiting for the right moment, and defends his choice. He then worries that he may have missed his chance and grows anxious. Finally, he becomes determined to stop waiting and go to her immediately. |
| G1_Q000363 | G1_V000349 | emotion trajectory | Considering the full video, what is the emotional trajectory of the blond man in a suit? | He is delighted by Ted wearing a suit and playfully encourages the plan. He briefly becomes indignant when Marshall is named the future best man. Ted’s retreat startles him and he eagerly urges Ted to try again. He returns to amused, teasing curiosity with the driver. The photograph draws a dismissive judgment, followed by a socially corrective compliment. |
| G1_Q000364 | G1_V000350 | contextual emotion | what emotions characterize the dark-haired woman in the pale pink top? | ["happiness","affection"] |
| G1_Q000365 | G1_V000351 | emotion cause | Why does the man feel embarrassed after declaring his love to the woman? | Her surprised reaction to his impulsive declaration makes him feel embarrassed, and he regrets blurting out his feelings. |
| G1_Q000366 | G1_V000351 | emotion trajectory | Considering the full video, what is the emotional trajectory of the dark-haired woman? | She begins warmly amused and flirtatious. His declaration of love abruptly startles her and makes the encounter uncomfortable. She softens into a lightly playful farewell while giving him the promised olives. |
| G1_Q000367 | G1_V000352 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the clean-shaven man in the dark suit? | He feels awkward and disappointed, trying to soften how she will remember the evening. He becomes earnest and wistful about wanting a lasting relationship. He grows hopeful and self-assured as he describes what he could offer, ending in playful banter. |
| G1_Q000368 | G1_V000353 | emotion trajectory | Considering the full video, what is the emotional trajectory of the red-haired woman? | She cheerfully brings Robin into the group. Being pressed to reveal the conversation briefly flusters her, but she tells it with affectionate amusement. Ted’s elaborate casual plan leaves her surprised and skeptical. She ends with amused disapproval of his contrived chance encounter. |
| G1_Q000369 | G1_V000354 | contextual emotion | Considering the full phone call, what emotions does the clean-shaven man in the gray T-shirt maintain throughout the interaction? | ["surprise","excitement"] |
| G1_Q000370 | G1_V000354 | emotion trajectory | Considering the full video, what is the emotional trajectory of the dark-haired woman? | She begins friendly and lightly amused while correcting her name. She becomes regretful and weary when explaining that work kept her away. She cautiously probes whether there might be another chance to attend. The renewed invitation makes her pleased and eager to come. |
| G1_Q000371 | G1_V000355 | emotion cause | What most directly causes the dark-haired woman in the white jacket to feel uneasy? | He admits that he threw three parties just to see her and makes clear that he wants a serious relationship. |
| G1_Q000372 | G1_V000356 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the dark-haired woman in the white jacket? | She is startled and puzzled by his abrupt proposal. She becomes warmly amused and affectionate as they banter and lean toward each other. She remains warm but shares his wistful wish that their feelings could simply be switched off. |
| G1_Q000373 | G1_V000356 | emotion transition | How does the brown-clothed guy's emotion change before and after the kiss? | {"before":["anticipation","affection"],"after":["disquietment"]} |
| G1_Q000374 | G1_V000357 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the clean-shaven man in the dark jacket? | He is disappointed and embarrassed about how he has behaved. Her explanation makes him sympathetic, but he remains hesitant about meeting again soon. He decides to include her immediately and becomes warmly engaged, with lingering self-conscious humor. |
| G1_Q000375 | G1_V000358 | emotion influence | How does the red-haired woman in the green top react emotionally to the tall man's drunken boast about finishing his paper? | ["happiness","affection"] |
| G1_Q000376 | G1_V000359 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the clean-shaven man in the black jacket? | He is playfully curious about the promised adventure. The airport detour first makes him reluctant and irritated. Realizing his friend means flirting with arriving strangers leaves him incredulous and disapproving. He remains exasperated as his friend keeps pressing the scheme. |
| G1_Q000377 | G1_V000360 | contextual emotion | what emotions does the red-haired woman in the red top maintain throughout the interaction? | ["surprise","sensitivity","sadness"] |
| G1_Q000378 | G1_V000360 | emotion influence | How does the tall dark-haired man driving react emotionally when the red-haired woman asks whether he would be jealous of other men approaching her? | ["confidence","happiness","affection"] |
| G1_Q000379 | G1_V000360 | emotion trajectory | Considering the full video, what is the emotional trajectory of the red-haired woman? | She is surprised by the Philadelphia plan, then feels left out as men pay attention to her friend. The ring explanation briefly reassures and amuses her, though she probes whether he would feel jealous. His easygoing response leaves her disappointed at the goodbye. She shifts back into eager, outwardly cheerful attention-seeking when calling to her friend. |
| G1_Q000380 | G1_V000361 | emotion trajectory | Considering the full video, what is the emotional trajectory of the blond man in a suit? | He begins enthusiastically looking for more adventure. Security stopping them startles him, and he shifts into indignant demands and blame. He tries to recover composure by persisting with the businessman story, occasionally showing pride in his scheme. He reacts with renewed interest to the prospect of a lawyer and returns to teasing Ted. |
| G1_Q000381 | G1_V000361 | emotion trajectory | Considering the full video, what is the emotional trajectory of the clean-shaven dark-haired man? | He is disappointed and sarcastic about the failed adventure. The security intervention startles him and makes him angry with Barney. He becomes anxious and defensive while trying to explain the bags and undo his claims. Calling a lawyer briefly gives him hope. He ends frustrated with Barney again. |
| G1_Q000382 | G1_V000362 | emotion cause | What most directly causes the red-haired woman in the red top to feel reassured? | Her friend reminds her that the other women are hoping to find the kind of relationship she already has. |
| G1_Q000383 | G1_V000363 | emotion trajectory | How do the clean-shaven man’s main emotions unfold across this interaction? | He is weary and irritated, wanting to go home after the unwanted adventure. He becomes more defensive when his friend lectures him about living fully. He pauses with earnest curiosity when his friend says he needs him there. His friend’s appeal to their friendship softens his resistance, and he agrees to share the experience. |
| G1_Q000384 | G1_V000364 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the blond man in the gray suit? | He starts amused and provocatively playful. He becomes dismissive and challenging about her claim to serious journalism. He ends smugly pleased and confident as he raises the offer and proposes a new word. |
| G1_Q000385 | G1_V000365 | emotion transition | How does the dark-haired reporter in the black jacket change emotionally from being assigned a City Hall story to realizing what she said during the live report? | {"before":["anticipation","happiness","excitement"],"after":["embarrassment","disquietment"]} |
| G1_Q000386 | G1_V000366 | emotion cause | What most directly causes the dark-haired man holding the sock monkey to become shocked? | He learns that Natalie’s surprise-party guests were there when his breakup message played, exposing how publicly he hurt her. |
| G1_Q000387 | G1_V000366 | emotion influence | How does the group at the booth react emotionally when the dark-haired man in the patterned shirt says he must end the relationship? | ["surprise","doubt/confusion","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000388 | G1_V000366 | emotion trajectory | Considering the full video, what is the emotional trajectory of the clean-shaven dark-haired man? | He is remorseful and anxious to make amends, becoming discouraged by her resistance. Learning about the surprise party briefly makes him incredulous before he returns to hopeful persuasion. The renewed relationship brings affectionate pleasure and optimism. Realizing he does not feel the desired connection leaves him unhappy and conflicted. He grows anxious about how to end things honestly without hurting her. He settles on facing the difficult conversation with sober resolve. |
| G1_Q000389 | G1_V000367 | emotion influence | How does the blond man in the gray suit react emotionally when the dark-haired woman announces VIP access at the club? | ["happiness"] |
| G1_Q000390 | G1_V000368 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the tall dark-haired man in the orange sweater? | He feels left out and uncertain about Ted not inviting him. He becomes defensively sarcastic, challenging her picture of settled domestic life. He recognizes the awkwardness and responds with self-conscious amusement. |
| G1_Q000391 | G1_V000369 | emotion cause | What most directly causes the red-haired woman in the dark top to become confident? | Her friend reminds her that she can choose where she wants to go; when the friend then doubts that she can enter the club, she confidently decides to take the lead. |
| G1_Q000392 | G1_V000369 | emotion trajectory | Considering the full video, what is the emotional trajectory of the red-haired woman? | She begins angry and hurt that her fiancé left their party. Remembering her college antics briefly makes her amused. She becomes wistful and subdued about feeling unable to be that person again. Her friend’s challenge helps her regain a confident, playful determination. |
| G1_Q000393 | G1_V000370 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the dark-haired man in the striped shirt? | He reacts with surprise to Barney’s revelation, then finds amusement in teasing him. He is warmly pleased with the people who improved his evening. His friend’s hurt makes him apologetic and thoughtful about their changing lives. He ends reassured in the friendship and hopeful about finding a partner. |
| G1_Q000394 | G1_V000371 | emotion cause | What most directly causes the blond man in the dark flight suit to become annoyed? Answer with a brief description of the trigger. | The dark-haired man refuses to abandon his annual rooftop ritual and join the other Halloween party. |
| G1_Q000395 | G1_V000372 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the dark-haired woman in the black jacket? | She starts cheerfully curious and assured about liking him. She playfully resists the expectations of couple behavior. The warning about losing the man she is dating startles her and makes her defensive about what she should do. She settles into a more receptive, matter-of-fact willingness to try sharing dessert. |
| G1_Q000396 | G1_V000373 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the clean-shaven dark-haired man in the white paper costume? | He is losing hope but remains watchful for her. The familiar drink and penguin costume revive his hope and make him excitedly approach. Discovering his friend’s disguise leaves him incredulous and disappointed. He recovers a lighter manner and firmly decides to keep waiting. |
| G1_Q000397 | G1_V000374 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the dark-haired woman wrapped in the brown shawl? | She feels distressed and doubts whether she is a cold person. The man’s reassurance softens her, giving her a little hope. She becomes thoughtfully curious about how he keeps his faith in finding someone. |
| G1_Q000398 | G1_V000375 | emotion trajectory | Considering the full video, what is the emotional trajectory of the red-haired woman? | In the present, she is still shaken and alarmed by what they saw. She becomes subdued and distressed as they describe it as something bad. The flashback shows her earlier playful happiness and affection with her partner. A sudden disturbance then startles and frightens her. |
| G1_Q000399 | G1_V000376 | emotion influence | How does the dark-haired man in the brown jacket change emotionally as he learns there are no available matches and then argues over the score on the computer? | ["sadness","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000400 | G1_V000376 | emotion trajectory | Considering the full video, what is the emotional trajectory of the clean-shaven dark-haired man? | He first reacts with disbelief, then briefly makes a cheerful, self-promoting appeal. The low scores trouble him, and spotting a 9.6 draws his focused interest. Learning that she is already matched leads to dismissive frustration and further questioning; he finally leaves looking dejected. |
| G1_Q000401 | G1_V000377 | emotion cause | Why does the woman in the green blazer respond dismissively to the account of the cockamouse? | She regards the creature as an ordinary animal exaggerated by her friends. Their insistence on its unusual nature prompts her sarcastic rejection and comparison with the Loch Ness Monster. |
| G1_Q000402 | G1_V000378 | contextual emotion | What emotion characterizes the dark-haired man’s manner as he introduces himself and chats with the doctor about music and brunch? | ["happiness","embarrassment"] |
| G1_Q000403 | G1_V000379 | emotion trajectory | How do the brown-jacketed man’s emotions develop as he rejects the matchmaker’s pessimism? | He begins hopeful and self-assured, becomes more forcefully defiant in response to the pessimistic predictions, then restates his optimism. He ends with mock-stern insistence that the service continue for free. |
| G1_Q000404 | G1_V000380 | emotion trajectory | Considering the full video, what is the emotional trajectory of the clean-shaven dark-haired man? | He begins with surprised disbelief at her situation, then calmly welcomes her to stay. The suggestion that the couple might push him out makes him puzzled. A flashback shows how he had casually deferred the issue; back in the bar, he becomes frustrated with that earlier avoidance and hurt by the implication that his friend would exclude him. When the topic shifts to his date, he reacts with surprise and then amused interest. |
| G1_Q000405 | G1_V000381 | emotion trajectory | Considering the full video, what is the emotional trajectory of the dark-haired woman? | She is initially amused by the apartment conversation, then becomes dismissive and disapproving of his dating tactics. She briefly turns to calm inquiry about his housing issue, followed by sarcastic disapproval of his avoidance. The prospect of making the call brings playful enthusiasm, and she ends visibly amused while teasing Barney. |
| G1_Q000406 | G1_V000382 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the clean-shaven man in the dark T-shirt? | He starts hopeful about living together and pleased with the coffee. Discovering that his old coffeemaker has been replaced surprises and puzzles him. He then defends the familiar machine with a skeptical but increasingly lighthearted, affectionate manner; the clip does not establish that he accepts its replacement. |
| G1_Q000407 | G1_V000382 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the clean-shaven man in the dark T-shirt change throughout the video? | He starts hopeful about living together and pleased with the coffee. Discovering that his old coffeemaker has been replaced surprises and puzzles him. He then defends the familiar machine with a skeptical but increasingly lighthearted, affectionate manner; the clip does not establish that he accepts its replacement. |
| G1_Q000408 | G1_V000383 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the bespectacled man in the patterned blue shirt change during and after the dark-haired woman's phone call? | He begins delighted by the date. After the call he reacts with surprised, lightly amused skepticism, guessing that she will use an accident as an excuse to leave. Her reassurance does not settle his doubts: he calmly questions her motive for staying. |
| G1_Q000409 | G1_V000384 | contextual emotion | Considering the full interaction, what emotions characterize the man in gray? | ["disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000410 | G1_V000385 | emotion influence | How do the four friends seated around the table react emotionally to the red-haired woman's toast in the restaurant? | ["happiness"] |
| G1_Q000411 | G1_V000386 | emotion influence | What emotions does unexpectedly seeing the blond man volunteering at the shelter evoke in the dark-haired man in the brown jacket? | ["surprise","doubt/confusion"] |
| G1_Q000412 | G1_V000386 | emotion trajectory | Considering the full video, what is the emotional trajectory of the clean-shaven dark-haired man? | He begins warmly enthusiastic about helping out. Seeing Barney catches him by surprise and makes him skeptical; his pointed joke expresses disbelief rather than clear anger. He remains incredulous as he asks the organizer whether Barney really volunteers there. |
| G1_Q000413 | G1_V000387 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the blonde woman in the dark top? | She initially works with a light, amused manner, then is startled by the baby question and tries to brush it off. A flashback and narration reveal that she was already worried about a possible pregnancy. Back in the kitchen she keeps up a smile, but the comparison with a large turkey makes her visibly uneasy; the mention of twins brings an alarmed, wide-eyed reaction. |
| G1_Q000414 | G1_V000387 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the red-haired woman in the dark apron change throughout the video? | She initially works with a light, amused manner, then is startled by the baby question and tries to brush it off. A flashback and narration reveal that she was already worried about a possible pregnancy. Back in the kitchen she keeps up a smile, but the comparison with a large turkey makes her visibly uneasy; the mention of twins brings an alarmed, wide-eyed reaction. |
| G1_Q000415 | G1_V000387 | emotion trajectory | Considering the full video, what is the emotional trajectory of the blonde woman in the dark top? | She initially works with a light, amused manner, then is startled by the baby question and tries to brush it off. A flashback and narration reveal that she was already worried about a possible pregnancy. Back in the kitchen she keeps up a smile, but the comparison with a large turkey makes her visibly uneasy; the mention of twins brings an alarmed, wide-eyed reaction. |
| G1_Q000416 | G1_V000388 | emotion influence | What emotions does the discussion of keeping her surname and where their future children will grow up evoke in the red-haired woman in the patterned apron? | ["surprise","doubt/confusion","annoyance"] |
| G1_Q000417 | G1_V000389 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the blond man in the white volunteer shirt? | He starts exasperated and critical of his colleague. Questions about his time sheet catch him off guard, and he becomes protective and forcefully defensive when his colleague takes it. After the explanation of his past offense, he shifts into an animated, joking defense and ends this exchange confidently emphasizing that he is still doing good work. |
| G1_Q000418 | G1_V000389 | emotion trajectory | Considering the full video, what is the emotional trajectory of the blond man in a suit? | He starts exasperated and critical of his colleague. Questions about his time sheet catch him off guard, and he becomes protective and forcefully defensive when his colleague takes it. After the explanation of his past offense, he shifts into an animated, joking defense and ends this exchange confidently emphasizing that he is still doing good work. |
| G1_Q000419 | G1_V000390 | emotion influence | How does the red-haired woman's pregnancy-test disclosure affect the tall dark-haired man in the red-and-blue vest emotionally? | ["surprise"] |
| G1_Q000420 | G1_V000391 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the dark-haired woman in the blue top? | She begins with playful sarcasm about the vampire theory. The exaggerated description of her date prompts a stern, irritated correction, though she briefly laughs at his joke. She then answers matter-of-factly before becoming irritated again when correcting the exaggerated dinner price. |
| G1_Q000421 | G1_V000391 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the dark-haired woman in the blue top change throughout the video? | She begins with playful sarcasm about the vampire theory. The exaggerated description of her date prompts a stern, irritated correction, though she briefly laughs at his joke. She then answers matter-of-factly before becoming irritated again when correcting the exaggerated dinner price. |
| G1_Q000422 | G1_V000391 | emotion trajectory | Considering the full video, what is the emotional trajectory of the dark-haired woman? | She begins with playful sarcasm about the vampire theory. The exaggerated description of her date prompts a stern, irritated correction, though she briefly laughs at his joke. She then answers matter-of-factly before becoming irritated again when correcting the exaggerated dinner price. |
| G1_Q000423 | G1_V000392 | emotion influence | How does the clean-shaven man's improvised Father's Day card affect the tall dark-haired man in the dark jacket emotionally? | ["surprise","happiness"] |
| G1_Q000424 | G1_V000393 | emotion influence | How does the clean-shaven man's affectionate drunken behavior affect the tall dark-haired man in the gray sweater emotionally? | ["happiness","affection"] |
| G1_Q000425 | G1_V000394 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the blond man in the dark suit? | In the bar flashback he begins playfully confident, then adopts a stern, irritated manner when trying to stop his friend from calling the woman. In the next-morning scene he responds to the burned-coat complaint with dismissive humor. The discovery of the unknown woman then draws surprised curiosity and clear amusement. |
| G1_Q000426 | G1_V000395 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the clean-shaven man in the maroon-and-black top? | In the account of the previous night he is amused and playfully flirtatious with Trudy, becoming hopeful as they exchange contact details and he later invites her over. In the present, Robin’s arrival makes him flustered and anxious to hide Trudy, and he hurriedly denies her assumptions about his relationship. He briefly puts on a friendly greeting for Robin, then becomes subdued and apologetic about his repeated calls. |
| G1_Q000427 | G1_V000395 | emotion trajectory | Considering the full video, what is the emotional trajectory of the clean-shaven dark-haired man? | In the account of the previous night he is amused and playfully flirtatious with Trudy, becoming hopeful as they exchange contact details and he later invites her over. In the present, Robin’s arrival makes him flustered and anxious to hide Trudy, and he hurriedly denies her assumptions about his relationship. He briefly puts on a friendly greeting for Robin, then becomes subdued and apologetic about his repeated calls. |
| G1_Q000428 | G1_V000396 | emotion influence | How do the clean-shaven man's repeated calls affect the dark-haired woman in the blue top emotionally? | ["sadness","disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000429 | G1_V000397 | contextual emotion | Across the complete exchange, what emotions characterize the blond man in the suit? | ["happiness","excitement"] |
| G1_Q000430 | G1_V000398 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the red-haired woman in the dark coat? | She gives Robin a friendly goodbye, then looks disappointed that Robin will miss the outing. She soon joins the group’s amusement and welcomes the new companions. Her painful shoes interrupt the enjoyment, but she still laughs along; she later expresses mild disapproval of Natalya. When Robin rejoins them, the red-haired woman shows a small, warm smile, followed by a brief startled reaction during the interruption. This does not establish that her foot pain has gone away. |
| G1_Q000431 | G1_V000398 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the red-haired woman in the dark coat change throughout the video? | She gives Robin a friendly goodbye, then looks disappointed that Robin will miss the outing. She soon joins the group’s amusement and welcomes the new companions. Her painful shoes interrupt the enjoyment, but she still laughs along; she later expresses mild disapproval of Natalya. When Robin rejoins them, the red-haired woman shows a small, warm smile, followed by a brief startled reaction during the interruption. This does not establish that her foot pain has gone away. |
| G1_Q000432 | G1_V000399 | emotion influence | How does discovering that the armed stranger is not the person he resembles affect the blond man in the dark suit emotionally? | ["surprise","disquietment","doubt/confusion"] |
| G1_Q000433 | G1_V000400 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the clean-shaven dark-haired man in the brown shirt? | He begins concerned but optimistic, offering help and reassuring the others. When Mary Beth leaves, he is briefly disappointed that the evening has not gone as planned. He keeps trying to revive the party plan despite Barney’s pessimism, then reacts with surprise to Marshall’s return. He becomes doubtful about reaching another party without a cab, bursts into excitement when the tire is fixed, and finishes with urgent concern about reaching the destination in time. |
| G1_Q000434 | G1_V000399 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the clean-shaven dark-haired man in the dark shirt change throughout the interaction? | He initially questions the stranger’s identity with curious disbelief, then gives a firm, restrained refusal of the invitation. After the stranger leaves he briefly jokes about the mistaken identity. Learning that Robin is at the same party makes him urgently warn her to leave. After Robin returns he remains intent on getting away and sorting out the party confusion. When the car breaks down, he shows concern and then tries to reassure the group that the evening can continue. |
| G1_Q000435 | G1_V000400 | emotion influence | How does the prospect of keeping their midnight-kiss deal affect the dark-haired woman in the purple dress emotionally? | ["happiness"] |
| G1_Q000436 | G1_V000401 | contextual emotion | Considering the full interaction, what emotions characterize the woman in the black top? | ["happiness"] |
| G1_Q000437 | G1_V000402 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the dark-haired woman in a black jacket? | She responds warmly and teases the man about calling her his “plus one.” She happily accepts the date and becomes playfully confident about dressing impressively. The short time to find a dress briefly brings a rueful, mock-daunted response, before she agrees eagerly to set off with her female friend. |
| G1_Q000438 | G1_V000402 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the dark-haired woman in a black jacket change throughout the video? | She responds warmly and teases the man about calling her his “plus one.” She happily accepts the date and becomes playfully confident about dressing impressively. The short time to find a dress briefly brings a rueful, mock-daunted response, before she agrees eagerly to set off with her female friend. |
| G1_Q000439 | G1_V000403 | emotion transition | How does the emotion of the red hair woman who answers the phone change before and after she takes the call? | {"before":["fear"],"after":["surprise","disquietment"]} |
| G1_Q000440 | G1_V000403 | emotion trajectory | Considering the full video, what is the emotional trajectory of the red-haired woman? | She starts with amused, occasionally mock-indignant wedding banter. Being asked to answer his phone catches her off guard and makes her reluctant. She reacts with shock to the breakup news, briefly becomes sharp with Ted during the overlapping calls, then turns gently sympathetic toward Claudia. She ends by matter-of-factly relaying the financial consequence to Ted. |
| G1_Q000441 | G1_V000404 | emotion influence | How does the blond man's flirtation affect the red-haired woman in a patterned top emotionally? | ["anger","disapproval","aversion"] |
| G1_Q000442 | G1_V000405 | emotion transition | How does the emotion of the blonde woman wearing shorts change before and after she hears the request from the man wearing a dark jacket and blue scarf? | {"before":["affection"],"after":["anger"]} |
| G1_Q000443 | G1_V000406 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the clean-shaven dark-haired man in a black tuxedo change across the full wedding exchange? | He initially responds with a mild, relaxed smile to the card. Admitting that he did not check “plus one” brings a downcast, resigned manner. His friend’s endorsement of being single then draws a laugh, and he becomes more animated and upbeat as he describes its possibilities. |
| G1_Q000444 | G1_V000406 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the clean-shaven dark-haired man change throughout the interaction? | He initially responds with a mild, relaxed smile to the card. Admitting that he did not check “plus one” brings a downcast, resigned manner. His friend’s endorsement of being single then draws a laugh, and he becomes more animated and upbeat as he describes its possibilities. |
| G1_Q000445 | G1_V000407 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the clean-shaven dark-haired man in the black tuxedo? | He begins disappointed that the night with Robin has not happened as hoped. With Victoria he becomes interested and playfully flirtatious, with a brief rueful note about wedding romance being a mirage. Her proposal initially puzzles him, but he accepts and grows excited about their anonymous evening. When Ted reveals his name, he responds with a dry introduction and calmly agrees to keep their last names private. The next-morning scene is a later, enthusiastic recollection of this encounter. |
| G1_Q000446 | G1_V000407 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the clean-shaven dark-haired man in the black tuxedo change throughout the video? | He begins disappointed that the night with Robin has not happened as hoped. With Victoria he becomes interested and playfully flirtatious, with a brief rueful note about wedding romance being a mirage. Her proposal initially puzzles him, but he accepts and grows excited about their anonymous evening. When Ted reveals his name, he responds with a dry introduction and calmly agrees to keep their last names private. The next-morning scene is a later, enthusiastic recollection of this encounter. |
| G1_Q000447 | G1_V000408 | emotion trajectory | Considering the full video, what is the emotional trajectory of the tall dark-haired man? | He starts with mocking distaste and disapproval of Ted’s plan never to see Victoria again. He becomes animated and emphatic as he describes wanting more of the wonderful cake, briefly adopting a rueful, longing manner. After the wedding flashback, he laughs at her bouquet comment and ends with relaxed, friendly curiosity about what Ted and Victoria did next. |
| G1_Q000448 | G1_V000408 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the tall dark-haired man in the gray-striped robe? | He starts with mocking distaste and disapproval of Ted’s plan never to see Victoria again. He becomes animated and emphatic as he describes wanting more of the wonderful cake, briefly adopting a rueful, longing manner. After the wedding flashback, he laughs at her bouquet comment and ends with relaxed, friendly curiosity about what Ted and Victoria did next. |
| G1_Q000449 | G1_V000408 | emotion influence | At the apartment, how does the clean-shaven dark-haired man's story affect the tall man in the gray-striped robe emotionally? | ["aversion","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000450 | G1_V000409 | emotion influence | At the bar, how does the red-haired woman in the red blazer react emotionally when the dark-haired man gives up his search? | ["disquietment","sadness"] |
| G1_Q000451 | G1_V000410 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the red-haired woman in the red blazer? | She first makes an urgent, firm attempt to stop Ted. His challenge catches her off guard, and she becomes hesitant and uneasy as she explains her concern and turns to Robin for support. |
| G1_Q000452 | G1_V000410 | emotion trajectory | Considering the full video, what is the emotional trajectory of the red-haired woman? | She first makes an urgent, firm attempt to stop Ted. His challenge catches her off guard, and she becomes hesitant and uneasy as she explains her concern and turns to Robin for support. |
| G1_Q000453 | G1_V000411 | emotion influence | How does hearing the clean-shaven dark-haired man's decision affect the blond man in the dark suit emotionally? | ["peace","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000454 | G1_V000412 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the blond man in the dark suit change across the full exchange? | He starts playfully self-assured, then is briefly surprised to recognize the woman. His explanation remains light and joking. Her suggestion about using the mirror amazes him, and he becomes warmly appreciative and excited as he invites her to be his companion for the evening. |
| G1_Q000455 | G1_V000413 | emotion influence | How does spending time with the dark-haired woman affect the blond man in the dark suit emotionally? | ["happiness","excitement","surprise"] |
| G1_Q000456 | G1_V000414 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the tall dark-haired man in the gray T-shirt? | He starts amused and eagerly encourages Ted and Victoria to move to the bedroom. The incoming phone call makes him urgently apprehensive, and he reacts with frustrated disbelief when Ted answers it. By the end he is smiling again and playfully hushes Lily, looking amused rather than persistently impatient. |
| G1_Q000457 | G1_V000414 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the tall dark-haired man in the gray T-shirt change throughout the video? | He starts amused and eagerly encourages Ted and Victoria to move to the bedroom. The incoming phone call makes him urgently apprehensive, and he reacts with frustrated disbelief when Ted answers it. By the end he is smiling again and playfully hushes Lily, looking amused rather than persistently impatient. |
| G1_Q000458 | G1_V000414 | emotion trajectory | Considering the full video, what is the emotional trajectory of the tall dark-haired man in the gray T-shirt? | He starts amused and eagerly encourages Ted and Victoria to move to the bedroom. The incoming phone call makes him urgently apprehensive, and he reacts with frustrated disbelief when Ted answers it. By the end he is smiling again and playfully hushes Lily, looking amused rather than persistently impatient. |
| G1_Q000459 | G1_V000415 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the dark-haired woman in the black blazer? | She begins cheerfully, enjoying their evening and looking forward to playing Battleship. Seeing the man undressed shocks her. She becomes disgusted and emphatically rejects his interpretation of the invitation, growing irritated when he insists she has been pursuing him. She ends with a firm, visibly disgusted denial that the game invitation meant sex. |
| G1_Q000460 | G1_V000415 | emotion trajectory | Considering the full video, what is the emotional trajectory of the dark-haired woman? | She begins cheerfully, enjoying their evening and looking forward to playing Battleship. Seeing the man undressed shocks her. She becomes disgusted and emphatically rejects his interpretation of the invitation, growing irritated when he insists she has been pursuing him. She ends with a firm, visibly disgusted denial that the game invitation meant sex. |
| G1_Q000461 | G1_V000416 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the red-haired woman in the floral top? | She starts calm and reflective, then uses a rueful joke about feeling relieved physically but sad for their relationship. Her reflection becomes more mournful. A sudden realization in the bathroom brings alarm, and the possibility that they were heard leaves her distressed. On leaving the bathroom, she reacts with renewed disbelief when she finds the others gone. |
| G1_Q000462 | G1_V000416 | emotion influence | How does the bathroom conversation with the tall dark-haired man affect the red-haired woman in the floral top emotionally? | ["sadness","surprise"] |
| G1_Q000463 | G1_V000416 | emotion trajectory | Considering the full video, what is the emotional trajectory of the red-haired woman? | She starts calm, becomes rueful and then mournful about their relationship, reacts with alarm and distress in the bathroom, and ends in disbelief on finding the others gone. |
| G1_Q000464 | G1_V000417 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the red-haired woman in the dark purple top? | She is cheerful and excited about meeting Victoria and playfully probes Robin’s feelings. During the game she enjoys the interaction, then becomes curious and surprised about the tape. Barney’s demands briefly irritate her. Revealing that she kept the real tape makes her amused and triumphant, and she ends eager to play it. |
| G1_Q000465 | G1_V000417 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the red-haired woman in the dark purple top change throughout the video? | She is cheerful and excited about meeting Victoria and playfully probes Robin’s feelings. During the game she enjoys the interaction, then becomes curious and surprised about the tape. Barney’s demands briefly irritate her. Revealing that she kept the real tape makes her amused and triumphant, and she ends eager to play it. |
| G1_Q000466 | G1_V000417 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the dark-haired woman in the gray top? | She initially joins the conversation cheerfully, then gives a self-conscious, amused explanation of her feelings about Victoria. At game night she alternates playful enjoyment with surprise at the personal questions, and makes pointed, amused jokes about her dating history. She laughs at the struggle over the tape, then looks surprised at his insistence that it cannot be played. |
| G1_Q000467 | G1_V000418 | emotion influence | How does the blond man's reluctance to speak affect the red-haired woman in the dark purple top emotionally? | ["sympathy"] |
| G1_Q000468 | G1_V000418 | emotion influence | What emotional response does the woman in the light-colored top show after the man says he does not want to discuss the humiliating tape? | ["sympathy"] |
| G1_Q000469 | G1_V000419 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the blond man shown in both a gray suit and casual clothes? | He approaches her warmly, then becomes troubled and sad when she says she cannot go with him. Seeing her with the man he mistakes for her father brings bewilderment and disgust. Learning that she is leaving him shocks him; he declares his love and becomes dejected when she rejects it. Her return a week later briefly revives his excitement and hope, before her explanation and his recognition of the man with her leave him surprised and incredulous. |
| G1_Q000470 | G1_V000420 | emotion influence | What emotion does the blond man show when he presses Ted to tell his humiliating story after everyone else has shared theirs? | ["annoyance"] |
| G1_Q000471 | G1_V000421 | emotion influence | What emotion does the woman in the light-colored top show when the man admits that he told another woman he loved her on their first date? | ["surprise"] |
| G1_Q000472 | G1_V000422 | emotion influence | What emotion does the woman in the light-colored top show in response to the man's claim that he slept with another woman? | ["disapproval","surprise"] |
| G1_Q000473 | G1_V000423 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the tall dark-haired man in the gray NYC T-shirt change throughout the interaction? | He initially sounds troubled about the damaged suit and lack of money, then brightens with enthusiasm when describing his dream internship. The cost of a tailor brings him back to financial discouragement. He declines calmly before reacting with surprise and reconsidering the appointment. |
| G1_Q000474 | G1_V000423 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the tall dark-haired man change throughout the interaction? | He is troubled about his suit and finances, brightens when describing his dream internship, becomes discouraged about the cost, then calmly refuses before reacting with surprise and reconsidering. |
| G1_Q000475 | G1_V000424 | emotion influence | How does the dark-haired woman's sarcasm affect the red-haired woman in the turquoise cardigan emotionally? | ["surprise","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000476 | G1_V000425 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the clean-shaven dark-haired man in the dark blazer? | He starts worried about losing her and uncertain about what to ask of her. The discussion briefly amuses him, but it also makes him question how well he knows her. He reaches a burdened, resigned decision to let her go. On seeing her thoughtful gift that evening he brightens, and his wish to keep their relationship leads him to ask her to stay. |
| G1_Q000477 | G1_V000425 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the clean-shaven dark-haired man in the dark blazer change throughout the video? | He starts worried about losing her and uncertain about what to ask of her. The discussion briefly amuses him, but it also makes him question how well he knows her. He reaches a burdened, resigned decision to let her go. On seeing her thoughtful gift that evening he brightens, and his wish to keep their relationship leads him to ask her to stay. |
| G1_Q000478 | G1_V000425 | emotion influence | How does the clean-shaven man's uncertainty affect the blond man in the dark suit and gold tie emotionally? | ["confidence","happiness"] |
| G1_Q000479 | G1_V000426 | emotion trajectory | What is the emotional trajectory of the red-haired woman shown in both green and white dresses? | She begins warmly and hopefully, imagining a dress that will make her feel like a princess. The assistant’s judgment about her budget provokes surprise and indignation, which she turns into joking frustration. She treats the unsuccessful dresses with wry displeasure. While recounting her lonely time abroad she becomes genuinely sad, then returns to teasing and reacts with surprise to Robin’s remarks. Further disappointing fittings bring playful exasperation; she then grows concerned and gently admonishes Robin about Ted and Victoria. Finding the dress she loves brings delighted excitement and anticipation. |
| G1_Q000480 | G1_V000427 | emotion trajectory | How do the dark-haired woman in the black leather jacket’s emotions develop during the bridal-shop conversation and the dress mishap? | She initially jokes and criticizes, then becomes defensive and subdued when challenged about pushing the other woman to leave the country. She shifts into sincere, sympathetic support about balancing career and love, followed by warm, playful friendship and admiration of the dress. Discovering the cake stain interrupts that mood with shock and concern as she helps assess the damage, ending subdued about the consequences. |
| G1_Q000481 | G1_V000426 | emotion influence | How does the clean-shaven dark-haired man's phone call affect the light-brown-haired woman in the patterned top emotionally? | ["doubt/confusion","disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000482 | G1_V000428 | emotion trajectory | How do the clean-shaven dark-haired man in the striped shirt’s emotions develop during his appearance in the apartment scene? | He begins with matter-of-fact banter and mildly skeptical teasing about his friend’s corporate internship. Receiving another care package surprises him and brings uneasy self-comparison because he has sent none. He briefly delights in the cupcakes, then alternates enjoyment with self-reproach about not reciprocating. His trajectory ends there; he is not the man later welcomed at the office. |
| G1_Q000483 | G1_V000429 | emotion influence | What emotions does the tall dark-haired man’s refusal to choose between the two women evoke in the blond man behind the desk? | ["happiness","confidence","engagement"] |
| G1_Q000484 | G1_V000430 | emotion cause | Why does the clean-shaven dark-haired man in the brown blazer feel awkward about sending his girlfriend a care package? | He has received several packages without sending one himself, then falsely tells her that his package is already in the mail. He realizes that anything he sends now could reveal the lie, so he seeks his friend’s help with the predicament while continuing to enjoy the cupcakes. |
| G1_Q000485 | G1_V000431 | emotion trajectory | How do the tall dark-haired man in the black suit’s emotions develop through the teasing at work and his discussions about leaving? | He begins composed but becomes defensive and increasingly frustrated as colleagues mock his lunch note. He later feels hurt and discouraged and resolves to quit. His friend’s argument about providing for his partner leaves him questioning the decision, although he initially defends her priorities. Back at work he answers the crude question hesitantly, then ends deflated when his answer is mocked and he is ordered to clean up. |
| G1_Q000486 | G1_V000432 | emotion cause | Why does the tall dark-haired man in the black suit decide to imitate his coworkers despite initially disliking the idea? | He wants them to stop targeting him and to accept him into their group. After being advised to conform, he reframes the change as an anthropological exercise in behaving like a group to understand and join it, which lets him defend the decision despite his partner’s warning about peer pressure. |
| G1_Q000487 | G1_V000433 | emotion influence | What emotion does the second, forceful high-five evoke in the blond man in the dark vest? | ["pain","excitement"] |
| G1_Q000488 | G1_V000434 | emotion cause | Why does the dark-haired woman in the light green cardigan reassure the worried man but still advise him to wait before buying his plane ticket? | She wants to calm his assumption that the vague message means his girlfriend will break up with him. Her extravagant reassurance supports him emotionally, but she still recommends waiting because the planned conversation has not happened and its outcome remains uncertain. |
| G1_Q000489 | G1_V000435 | emotion trajectory | How do the red-haired woman in the striped cardigan’s emotions develop as she shows her painting and reacts to her partner’s new workplace manner? | She is initially irritated by his phone manner, then turns to seeking his opinion on her painting with a more composed, expectant manner. His slang response confuses her. She becomes firmly annoyed and disapproving as she asks him to leave the coworkers’ behavior at work, then settles into restrained listening and a brief agreement to meet them, without visible enthusiasm. |
| G1_Q000490 | G1_V000436 | emotion trajectory | How do the clean-shaven dark-haired man in the patterned shirt’s emotions develop as he considers the late-night invitation while already having a girlfriend? | He is initially surprised and intrigued by the invitation, then becomes uneasy and repeatedly reassures himself that the visit is harmless. His imagined conversation with his girlfriend exposes his defensive inner conflict, and his inability to reach her adds frustration. Learning that the other woman likes him brings renewed surprise and temptation. He hesitantly says he will go home but continues toward the visit, with no clear resolution of the conflict by the end. |
| G1_Q000491 | G1_V000436 | emotion trajectory | How do the tall dark-haired man in the navy suit’s emotions develop while discussing and trying to stop his friend’s late-night visit? | He first listens with concern, then is surprised and briefly becomes competitively defensive on learning that others knew the secret before him. He returns to urgent concern and forcefully tries to persuade his friend to go home. After the secret attraction is revealed, he becomes exasperated and skeptical that the friend will actually follow that advice. |
| G1_Q000492 | G1_V000437 | emotion influence | How does the clean-shaven man’s arrival with vegetables affect the woman in the turquoise tank top emotionally? | ["happiness","embarrassment"] |
| G1_Q000493 | G1_V000438 | emotion trajectory | How do the woman in the turquoise tank top’s emotions develop as she talks about her day and hears the man say he has broken up with his girlfriend? | She begins subdued and unsettled, describing a difficult day and wanting his company. She becomes more tense when asking about his girlfriend. His claim that they broke up surprises her. She voices sympathy, but then smiles and playfully explains her smile when he points it out, ending noticeably lighter and amused. |
| G1_Q000494 | G1_V000439 | emotion trajectory | How do the clean-shaven dark-haired man in the blazer’s emotions develop during the phone conversation about his lie to the woman he is visiting? | He is briefly surprised by the unexpected caller, then becomes hesitant and uneasy when admitting his lie. Challenged by his friends, he becomes defensive and emphatic about pursuing the woman he is visiting. After the warning about damaging that relationship, he shows reluctant irritation at his friend being right, then settles into a more composed agreement to go home. |
| G1_Q000495 | G1_V000440 | emotion trajectory | How do the man in the brown blazer’s emotions develop during his imagined conversation with his girlfriend and the discovery about the phone? | He begins subdued and regretful, acknowledging that he owes her a proper breakup call. He then argues defensively for staying, growing more forceful and irritated as he justifies what he wants. At the end, noticing that the phone is not his interrupts that insistence with puzzled uncertainty. |
| G1_Q000496 | G1_V000441 | emotion influence | What emotional response does the announcement of an open bar elicit from the group at the table? | ["happiness"] |
| G1_Q000497 | G1_V000442 | emotion trajectory | How do the spiky-haired man’s emotions differ between the earlier conversation about his girlfriend and the later discussion about attending the banquet? | In the earlier scene he is pleased and optimistic about the relationship lasting. After the jump forward in time, he is subdued and unhappy about losing the relationship and reluctant to face the woman who is avoiding him. He then becomes incredulous and visibly repelled by the suggestion of taking an escort, before the conversation shifts to his friends’ joke without a clearly established new reaction from him. |
| G1_Q000498 | G1_V000443 | emotion influence | How does being told that the woman attending the banquet is bringing a date affect the tall man in the black suit on the phone? | ["disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000499 | G1_V000444 | emotion influence | How does the resistance from the clean-shaven dark-haired man with spiked hair affect the blond man emotionally? | ["embarrassment","annoyance"] |
| G1_Q000500 | G1_V000445 | emotion influence | In the flashback at home, how does the shared joke about decorating the television newsreader’s image affect the tall dark-haired man emotionally? | ["happiness"] |
| G1_Q000501 | G1_V000446 | emotion trajectory | How do the red-haired woman in the purple dress’s emotions develop after she returns to the banquet table? | She first responds with questioning surprise and then matter-of-fact composure. Her irritation becomes overt as she complains about the host. She explains that she is exhausted, and that tired, cranky state continues through her mocking reply and explanation about losing nap time; there is no clear shift into sustained cheerfulness. |
| G1_Q000502 | G1_V000447 | emotion trajectory | How do the spiky-haired man’s emotions develop as his attention shifts between his date, the woman he previously hurt, and his friends’ advice at the banquet? | He begins animated and attracted to his date, with competitive, barbed joking toward the other man. He becomes subdued and apologetic when approaching the woman he hurt, then hurt and defensive when their disagreement escalates. Returning to his date, he warms again and becomes interested in the suggestion of a room, but hesitates and expresses disappointed resignation when his friend objects. After being omitted from the award speech, he reverses that decision, defensively explaining that he wants to make the woman jealous. He ends with restrained goodbyes as he prepares to leave with his date. |
| G1_Q000503 | G1_V000448 | emotion trajectory | How do the tall dark-haired man in the black suit’s emotions develop while his friend decides to leave the banquet and in the exchanges that follow? | He reacts with disbelief and concern, firmly objects, and then expresses disapproval when his friend admits wanting to provoke jealousy. He becomes more resigned and stops pressing the objection. Later he briefly shares a lighter smile with his partner, before returning to puzzled questioning about the people at the table, ending in a more composed inquiry. |
| G1_Q000504 | G1_V000449 | emotion trajectory | How do the red-haired woman’s emotions develop through the opportunity to book the wedding venue and the rush to organize the wedding? | The opening preview shows urgency. In the earlier phone conversation she is surprised by the available venue but anxious that two months is too little time. Competition for the booking turns that hesitation into urgent action, followed by elation when they secure it. She takes charge of assigning tasks, briefly becoming uncomfortable over her friends’ strained relationship. Later she is exhausted, then alarmed about the band and increasingly tense about checking its suitability. Finding a possible performance to attend brings a more practical, determined focus, with a lighter teasing response at the end. |
| G1_Q000505 | G1_V000450 | emotion trajectory | How do the spiky-haired man’s emotions develop across the wedding-planning conversations and the discussion of plans for the next evening? | He begins pleased about the approaching wedding, but the changed task assignments expose discomfort around his strained relationship. During the band discussion he returns to light, teasing involvement, then is startled by the bride’s intense response. He is incredulous when she accepts the idea of sneaking into a prom. Later he enthusiastically proposes joining the outing; when that is discouraged, he redirects the plan into a night with his male friend and ends laughing and joking with him. |
| G1_Q000506 | G1_V000449 | emotion influence | What new emotional reaction, if any, does the blond man show when the red-haired woman tells him not to pursue her relatives at the wedding? | ["pleasure"] |
| G1_Q000507 | G1_V000449 | emotion influence | How does the red-haired woman’s agreement to sneak into a high-school prom affect the spiky-haired man emotionally? | ["surprise"] |
| G1_Q000508 | G1_V000450 | emotion influence | How does the spiky-haired man’s suggestion of a pre-wedding night out together affect the tall man in the brown jacket emotionally? | ["happiness","excitement"] |
| G1_Q000509 | G1_V000451 | emotion trajectory | How do the dark-haired woman in the black dress’s emotions develop during the attempt to enter the prom and the later phone conversation? | She starts uncertain about getting in, with moments of amusement at her friend’s performance and surprise at the obstacles. She becomes cheerful and playful when she finds student escorts and enters. Inside, the drink brings brief distaste followed by sarcastic banter. She then becomes businesslike while requesting sheet music, and finally subdued, hurt, and hesitant when asked whether the man who lied to her can join them; her eventual consent is reluctant. |
| G1_Q000510 | G1_V000451 | emotion trajectory | How do the dark-haired man in the dark blue shirt’s emotions develop during the evening at home and the call about attending the prom? | He begins frustrated that the planned night out has become wedding work, then turns that complaint into playful, defensive boasting. When his friend asks whether he can come to the prom, he protests self-consciously that he does not want to go. He then shows eager, uncertain interest by repeatedly asking for the reply, ending attentive to his friend’s encouraging report rather than clearly displaying a resolved emotional outcome. |
| G1_Q000511 | G1_V000452 | emotion cause | Why is the red-haired woman troubled about herself during the present-day conversation in the restroom? | She is comparing her present life with the adventurous, independent person she expected to become ten years earlier and feels that those ambitions have slipped away. She explicitly distinguishes this uncertainty about herself from doubts about her partner. |
| G1_Q000512 | G1_V000453 | emotion transition | During the present-day restroom conversation, how does the red-haired woman’s emotion change from lamenting her missed experiences to responding to her friend’s reassurance and affectionate joking? | {"before":["sadness"],"after":["happiness"]} |
| G1_Q000513 | G1_V000454 | contextual emotion | What emotions characterize the boy wearing a red hat throughout the interaction? | ["happiness"] |
| G1_Q000514 | G1_V000455 | emotion cause | Why does the blond man shift from smiling with his friends to acting alarmed and urgently helping the woman at the bar? | He is performing a pickup routine for his friend’s birthday. The exaggerated emergency and attempts to calm the woman are part of the act, rather than evidence that he has encountered a real emergency or become genuinely frightened. |
| G1_Q000515 | G1_V000456 | emotion influence | How does the man’s increasingly detailed list of requirements for a partner affect the red-haired woman in the green cardigan emotionally? | ["disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000516 | G1_V000456 | contextual emotion | What emotions characterize the red-haired woman in the dark dress while she shares the warm, playful breakfast exchange with her partner? | ["happiness","affection"] |
| G1_Q000517 | G1_V000456 | emotion trajectory | How do the tall dark-haired man’s emotions develop in the office as his colleague draws him away from paperwork into a prank feud? | He begins focused on getting work done and reluctant to be distracted. The photograph shocks him, and he briefly reacts with animated, incredulous amusement to the prank. He then questions the point of it and becomes openly exasperated when asked to help with retaliation. He firmly returns to his work and finishes with composed resignation when the colleague communicates through an assistant. |
| G1_Q000518 | G1_V000456 | emotion influence | How does the blond man’s demand that his colleague clear his schedule and help with retaliation affect the tall man emotionally? | ["annoyance","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000519 | G1_V000457 | emotion cause | Why does the red-haired woman dramatize being in danger when the man says he cannot leave his date to help her? | She urgently wants him to come and change the tire, does not know how to do it herself, and says her partner must not find out. When he resists, she exaggerates a frightening roadside scenario to make her request more persuasive; the conversation does not establish that an attacker is actually there. |
| G1_Q000520 | G1_V000458 | contextual emotion | What emotion remains evident as the red-haired woman tries to persuade her friend to take her to the interview despite the approaching wedding? | ["disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000521 | G1_V000459 | emotion trajectory | How do the dark-haired woman’s emotions develop as she gives the man a ride, asks about his situation, and discusses her hat? | She begins warmly playful, joking about giving him a ride. She becomes questioning and mildly frustrated when he will not explain why he was stranded. The conversation about her hat makes her self-conscious about her hair, but she can still smile and joke about the disappointing highlights. She ends protectively refusing to show them, without a clear descent into sadness. |
| G1_Q000522 | G1_V000460 | emotion trajectory | How do the red-haired woman’s emotions develop during the call about the spare key and the fellowship message that interrupts it? | She begins with a friendly greeting, then becomes hesitant and evasive about the key, using a light, somewhat playful manner. Her suggestion to knock is more awkward and uncertain. When the fellowship acceptance is heard and her partner questions it, she abruptly ends the call and becomes visibly tense and apprehensive. |
| G1_Q000523 | G1_V000461 | emotion trajectory | How do the man holding the bouquet’s emotions develop as he makes his romantic proposal, handles interruptions, and hears about the camping trip? | He begins warmly excited and hopeful, eagerly waiting for an answer. Her uncertainty and need to pause leave him briefly awkward, and the musicians’ interruptions draw mild exasperation. He brightens again when she agrees to talk privately and continues with hopeful, playful persuasion despite her concerns. The news that her camping trip is back on then brings surprise and incredulous questioning. |
| G1_Q000524 | G1_V000462 | emotion trajectory | How do the dark-haired woman’s emotions develop in the earlier studio exchange and the later conversation about starting a relationship? | In the studio flashback, the departure announcement surprises her, and news of the recommendation leads to pleased warmth. In the later conversation she is initially evasively light, then becomes defensive and frustrated under questioning, and finally subdued and hesitant about making an immediate decision. |
| G1_Q000525 | G1_V000462 | emotion influence | How does the man’s insistence that she already knows what she wants affect the dark-haired woman during their argument? | ["anger","sadness"] |
| G1_Q000526 | G1_V000463 | emotion cause | Why does the dark-haired man in the gray jacket become so intent on learning a rain dance? | He wants to stop the woman he is pursuing from going camping with another man. After being told that only an act of God could prevent the trip, he seizes on making it rain as a way to regain control of the situation and presses his friend to contact someone he thinks can teach him. |
| G1_Q000527 | G1_V000464 | emotion influence | How does the man’s repeated questioning of her firsthand experience and subsequent criticism affect the woman in the green top emotionally? | ["annoyance"] |
| G1_Q000528 | G1_V000465 | emotion trajectory | How do the man in the gray jacket’s emotions develop as he explains why he keeps trying and then reacts to the rain? | He is frustrated and pained but still deeply longing for the relationship to work. That longing becomes an urgent, desperate appeal as he calls upward for rain. When rain begins, he becomes visibly exhilarated, opening his arms and reacting with excited disbelief. |
| G1_Q000529 | G1_V000466 | emotion trajectory | How do the short-haired woman’s emotions develop as she prepares to welcome the teenage girl into the family? | She starts warmly enthusiastic about making the family complete. As she checks the preparations, her nervousness becomes more apparent through repeated questions and difficulty remembering tasks. She laughs off being called nervous but admits her heart is racing, then becomes more openly vulnerable about never having raised a teenage daughter. |
| G1_Q000530 | G1_V000467 | contextual emotion | What emotion remains most characteristic of the ponytailed girl as she questions whether her younger brother is treated well in the new household? | ["disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000531 | G1_V000468 | emotion transition | How do the two adults’ shared emotions change from their kitchen conversation to the girl’s introduction of her boyfriend and his theatrical entrance? | {"before":["happiness"],"after":["surprise"]} |
| G1_Q000532 | G1_V000469 | emotion cause | Why does the man with glasses jokingly accept the food after the girl refuses the woman’s offer to serve her? | He is trying to ease the awkwardness of the girl rejecting the woman’s welcome. By enthusiastically saying that he likes being served and enjoys her cooking, he supports his partner and keeps the interaction friendly without directly escalating the disagreement. |
| G1_Q000533 | G1_V000470 | emotion trajectory | How do the ponytailed girl’s emotions develop as she argues with her father about her social life and the family changes? | She begins hurt and indignant, pushing back against his interference and challenging his own decisions. His stronger reprimand leaves her apprehensive, then openly tearful as she describes feeling neglected and unsettled by the divorce and remarriage. She ends by returning to a tearful, defiant protest against what she sees as a double standard. |
| G1_Q000534 | G1_V000471 | emotion trajectory | How do the short-haired woman’s emotions develop as the young man reveals that he was pretending to be the girl’s boyfriend? | She begins stern and insistent that he stay away. The confession surprises her. She then questions his explanation with pointed skepticism and disapproval, before relaxing into laughter as the arrangement becomes clear and her partner jokes about having known all along. |
| G1_Q000535 | G1_V000472 | emotion influence | How does learning that the girl will not be punished affect the boy in the striped shirt emotionally? | ["surprise","annoyance"] |
| G1_Q000536 | G1_V000473 | emotion cause | Why does the gray-shirted visitor indignantly ask whether the situation is something he imagined? | He takes the host’s statement that the situation may not be what he imagines as casting doubt on the concern he has brought to them. His emphatic question pushes back against that perceived dismissal and demands that the adults take it seriously. |
| G1_Q000537 | G1_V000474 | emotion cause | Why does the man with glasses use smiles and repeated explanations when responding to the gray-shirted visitor? | He is trying to calm the visitor and reframe the child’s words as affection without malicious or harassing intent. His friendly delivery accompanies efforts to correct the misunderstanding and reassure the visitor that he will address the child’s behavior. |
| G1_Q000538 | G1_V000475 | emotion trajectory | How do the ponytailed girl’s emotions develop as she scolds the two boys and they challenge her authority? | She begins stern and irritated, criticizing the boys’ behavior. Their rebuttals keep her defensive and increasingly frustrated as she tries to justify acting as the older sister. When they bring up her own behavior and claim to be the good children, her irritation becomes a much more forceful, indignant outburst and she demands a duel. The clip ends amid that agitation, without a confirmed calmer response to the final revelation. |
| G1_Q000539 | G1_V000476 | emotion influence | What emotions do the little girl's words evoke in the woman wearing pink and an apron? | ["sensitivity","sadness"] |
| G1_Q000540 | G1_V000477 | emotion trajectory | How do the ponytailed girl’s emotions develop as her father discusses where to keep the old family photograph? | She starts cheerful and affectionate while reminiscing. The suggestion to keep the photograph elsewhere makes her subdued and hurt, and she seeks reassurance about whether he wants to see the earlier family. Her hurt then becomes accusatory disapproval as she blames the suggestion on his attitude toward her mother and finally criticizes him for favoring the new over the old. |
| G1_Q000541 | G1_V000478 | emotion influence | How does receiving the enlarged photograph and his father’s enthusiastic support affect the older boy emotionally? | ["happiness","affection"] |
| G1_Q000542 | G1_V000479 | contextual emotion | What emotions characterize the man with glasses during the warm exchange in which he and his partner admire and tease each other about old photographs? | ["happiness","affection"] |
| G1_Q000543 | G1_V000480 | emotion influence | What emotional response do the children show as a group when told they may display photographs of their own families? | ["excitement","happiness"] |
| G1_Q000544 | G1_V000481 | emotion trajectory | How do the boy’s emotions develop as he seeks his grandmother’s help in keeping his school trouble from his mother? | He greets her with delighted, affectionate relief and playfully asks her to attend the school meeting and keep it secret. When questioned more directly about what he has done, he becomes uneasy and tries to minimize it. He then returns to smiling, affectionate pleading, reminding her that he is her darling, rather than ending in unrelieved fear. |
| G1_Q000545 | G1_V000482 | emotion influence | How does learning that the man with glasses will attend the school meeting affect the boy emotionally? | ["disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000546 | G1_V000483 | emotion influence | How do the siblings’ claims that they do not know how their father punishes children affect the boy in blue emotionally? | ["annoyance"] |
| G1_Q000547 | G1_V000484 | contextual emotion | What emotions remain evident in the man with glasses as he recounts the boy’s school behavior? | ["fatigue","annoyance"] |
| G1_Q000548 | G1_V000485 | emotion trajectory | How do the boy’s emotions develop as he pleads with the adults not to report his school behavior to his mother? | He becomes worried and distressed at the prospect of punishment, first seeking his grandmother’s help and then pleading intensely with his father. When his grandmother says his father has agreed, he reacts with hopeful relief and thanks him. He remains lighter and smiles while they negotiate, although the father’s initial agreement is only the grandmother’s interpretation. |
| G1_Q000549 | G1_V000486 | emotion trajectory | How do the short-haired woman’s emotions develop as she presses for the school report and hears the man’s favorable retelling? | She begins stern and impatient for an answer, pressing the man to explain and stopping the boy from leaving. As the report emphasizes helpful actions, her sternness gives way to pleased approval. She becomes warmly proud and enthusiastic, praising the boy’s apparent improvement and asking what reward he wants. |
| G1_Q000550 | G1_V000487 | emotion cause | Why does the boy become more relaxed and playful after being taken into the room for punishment? | The man explains that they are staging the punishment with a punching bag. The boy is initially still unsure whether he will also be hit, but the man’s reassurance and invitation to help turn it into a shared performance, allowing him to relax and join in playfully. |
| G1_Q000551 | G1_V000488 | emotion trajectory | How do the ponytailed girl’s emotions develop through the dispute about the cat and the later death of her mouse? | She begins hurt and angry, accusing the woman of trying to control her and warning her to protect the mouse. After the mouse dies, she is grieving and turns that distress into forceful blame. She remains skeptical and confrontational during the explanations and ends angrily barring the woman from her room. |
| G1_Q000552 | G1_V000489 | emotion cause | Why does the older boy respond with disappointment when the man explains that he wants to make a good impression and will not hit him? | The boy takes the man’s focus on his own business and refusal to engage with him as neglect of the boy’s concerns. His response asks whether the man no longer cares about his affairs, linking the disappointment to feeling unsupported rather than establishing that he wants to be hurt. |
| G1_Q000553 | G1_V000490 | emotion transition | How does the short-haired woman's emotional state change before and after the girl explains the purpose of the knife and rope? | {"before":["fear","disquietment"],"after":["surprise","doubt/confusion","peace"]} |
| G1_Q000554 | G1_V000491 | emotion transition | What emotions does the boy in the navy shirt show before and after his friend whispers a suggestion to him about their failing marks? | {"before":["disquietment"],"after":["excitement"]} |
| G1_Q000555 | G1_V000492 | emotion influence | What emotions does the short-haired woman in the pink top show on discovering that the boy is studying voluntarily? | ["surprise","happiness"] |
| G1_Q000556 | G1_V000493 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the slim boy in the white polo develop as the boys discuss punishment and running away? | He initially shows concern for his friend after hearing about the punishment. He becomes confident and somewhat boastful when discussing his own situation. He becomes enthusiastically absorbed in imagining freedom and possible places to go. |
| G1_Q000557 | G1_V000494 | emotion influence | What emotions does the short-haired woman in the floral blouse show after reading the school notice about the upcoming test? | ["disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000558 | G1_V000495 | emotion cause | Why does the short-haired woman in the brown top become angry after looking at the boy's test paper? | She realizes that his score is only three out of one hundred, after initially praising him because she thought he had passed. |
| G1_Q000559 | G1_V000496 | emotion cause | Why does the woman in the pink apron become alarmed during the boy's account of his friend running away? | He admits that he gave his friend the idea to run away and even planned possible routes for him. |
| G1_Q000560 | G1_V000497 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotions does the short-haired woman in the floral blouse sustain? | ["fear","disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000561 | G1_V000498 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the boy in the yellow basketball jersey change as he receives his hungry friend? | He reacts with surprise and distaste as his friend grabs and eats the food. He shows sympathy after asking how long his friend has gone without food. He reacts with disgust at his friend's smell and urges him to wash. |
| G1_Q000562 | G1_V000499 | emotion cause | Why is the boy wrapped in a pink towel worried about returning home? | He is afraid that he will still have nothing to eat and that his parents will beat him. |
| G1_Q000563 | G1_V000500 | emotion cause | Why does the younger boy in the white sleeveless shirt become alarmed when his mother returns? | He is hiding his runaway friend and is afraid that his mother will discover him. |
| G1_Q000564 | G1_V000501 | emotion trajectory | Considering the full video, describe the emotional trajectory of the boy in the yellow basketball jersey while the adults search the bedroom for the unexplained noises. | He is initially disquieted while trying to keep his hidden friend quiet and deflect the adults' questions. His disquietment intensifies whenever new noises prompt the adults to search again and talk about catching the supposed mouse. After the search subsides, his tension eases and he becomes amused, joking that his father is foolish to think of Garfield. |
| G1_Q000565 | G1_V000502 | emotion cause | Why does the boy in the yellow-and-gray striped shirt brighten at the end of the clip? | He is finally able to come out and reunite with his parents. |
| G1_Q000566 | G1_V000503 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the short-haired woman in the pink top change after the hidden boy comes out? | She is initially surprised to see the boy emerge. She becomes angry and reproachful as she learns that the children hid him and questions why she was not told. |
| G1_Q000567 | G1_V000504 | emotion influence | What emotions does the woman in the blue shirt and apron show in response to her family's complaints about the meat-free dinner? | ["annoyance"] |
| G1_Q000568 | G1_V000505 | emotion influence | What emotions does the woman in the pink apron show when a crew unexpectedly brings equipment into her home? | ["surprise","annoyance"] |
| G1_Q000569 | G1_V000506 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotion does the man in the white shirt convey? | ["excitement"] |
| G1_Q000570 | G1_V000507 | emotion cause | Why does the woman in white beside the bed become irritated when the man asks her to help plan activities for the children? | He keeps asking her to think of activities even after she tells him to ask the children what they want to do. |
| G1_Q000571 | G1_V000508 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the short-haired man carrying a briefcase change as he faces the debt collectors and then explains himself to the woman? | He is initially alarmed and anxious to hide from the people pursuing him. When confronted, he remains anxious and becomes embarrassed as he admits losing his money and pleads for more time. After they leave, he becomes more sheepish and self-deprecating while explaining his financial difficulty to the woman. |
| G1_Q000572 | G1_V000509 | emotion trajectory | How does the younger boy's urgency change as he waits to use the bathroom and his older brother gets there first? | He begins impatient and increasingly urgent while arguing that he should use the bathroom first. His urgency intensifies when his older brother blocks him and enters ahead of him, leaving him distressed and pounding on the closed door. |
| G1_Q000573 | G1_V000510 | emotion cause | Why does the older boy in the oversized blue T-shirt become angry and chase his younger brother? | His younger brother reveals that he urinated on the older boy's bed. |
| G1_Q000574 | G1_V000511 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotion does the older boy in the oversized blue T-shirt convey? | ["pleasure"] |
| G1_Q000575 | G1_V000512 | emotion cause | Why does the man with glasses become angry when he unfolds the bedsheet near the end of the clip? | The younger boy has cut out the stained parts, leaving holes in the sheet instead of cleaning it. |
| G1_Q000576 | G1_V000512 | emotion trajectory | How do the younger boy's emotions change while he tries to clean the bedsheet and is repeatedly confronted by his father? | He begins cheerful and self-satisfied as he energetically scrubs the sheet in his own way. He is briefly startled and uneasy when his father first scolds him, but he defends what he is doing and resumes the task with confidence. Later he proudly presents the sheet after cutting out the stained areas. When his father sees the holes and becomes furious, the boy turns alarmed and distressed, then responds with defiant annoyance as he is punished. |
| G1_Q000577 | G1_V000513 | emotion influence | What emotion does the younger boy show when he learns that his brother has signed him up for the children's computer contest? | ["excitement"] |
| G1_Q000578 | G1_V000514 | emotion transition | What emotions does the short-haired woman show before and after the younger boy tells her that the brothers have apologized and made peace? | {"before":["annoyance"],"after":["happiness"]} |
| G1_Q000579 | G1_V000515 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man with glasses change as his wife questions how he treated their younger son? | He is initially cheerful about his script being accepted. He becomes defensive when questioned about punishing the child. He then accepts the criticism and expresses regret, insisting that he should apologize to his son. His manner becomes lighter and playful as he and his wife joke about how he should apologize. |
| G1_Q000580 | G1_V000516 | emotion trajectory | How do the teenage girl's emotions develop as she tries to interpret the postcard and considers another child joining the household? | She begins puzzled by the postcard's unclear addressee. The boys' squabbling irritates her, and she firmly calls for quiet before concentrating on the initials and the message's possible meaning. Her focused analysis then gives way to concern that another child would make the family more complicated. |
| G1_Q000581 | G1_V000517 | emotion influence | What emotion does the older boy show in response to his grandfather's announcement of a militarized household routine? | ["annoyance"] |
| G1_Q000582 | G1_V000518 | emotion cause | Why does the older man wearing the whistle become angry with his son after reading the postcard? | He interprets the postcard's message about a child arriving as meaning that the family will have a fourth child, assumes that his son is the father, and strongly disapproves of what he believes has happened. |
| G1_Q000583 | G1_V000519 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotion does the short-haired woman in the gray hoodie convey? | ["doubt/confusion"] |
| G1_Q000584 | G1_V000520 | emotion influence | What emotion does the man in the striped shirt show when he discovers the published book in the delivered envelope? | ["happiness"] |
| G1_Q000585 | G1_V000521 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotions does the ponytailed girl convey? | ["annoyance","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000586 | G1_V000522 | emotion influence | What emotion does the short-haired woman show when the boy suddenly snatches the sign back from her? | ["surprise"] |
| G1_Q000587 | G1_V000523 | emotion cause | What remark from the boy makes the woman in the light-blue shirt angrier during their disagreement? | He responds to her criticism of his precociousness by mocking her as prematurely aging and saying that her menopause has started early. |
| G1_Q000588 | G1_V000524 | emotion trajectory | How do the boy's emotions develop as he mocks the woman, reacts to the interruption over his drink, and resumes teasing her? | He begins amused and smug while making a personal jibe. The interruption over his drink brings a brief irritated complaint. He then returns to smiling, teasing amusement as he says that their personalities are alike. |
| G1_Q000589 | G1_V000525 | emotion influence | What emotion does the boy show after the seated man explains why his current approach is unlikely to reach the girl? | ["sadness"] |
| G1_Q000590 | G1_V000526 | emotion influence | What emotion does the woman in the pink apron show when the boy in the oversized blue shirt unexpectedly returns and enters her home? | ["surprise"] |
| G1_Q000591 | G1_V000527 | emotion cause | What makes the short-haired woman in the light-blue shirt angry with the man beside her during the boy's account? | She hears the boy say that the man advised him to shout a declaration of affection for her daughter, so she reproaches the man for giving the boy that idea and encouraging the behavior. |
| G1_Q000592 | G1_V000528 | emotion trajectory | How do the heavyset employee's emotions develop as he offers the woman a gift, imagines being with her, and invites her to lunch? | He begins cheerfully attentive and eager to please. Her hesitation about accepting the gift draws a brief petulant reaction, but he returns to smiling interest as they talk. He becomes absorbed in imagining a romantic encounter with her, then returns to the store conversation and tentatively invites her to watch a movie over lunch. Her refusal leaves him disappointed and dismissive as he turns away. |
| G1_Q000593 | G1_V000529 | emotion cause | What discovery directly triggers the towel-wrapped woman's anger toward the boys? | She finds that her red dress has been burned and confronts the boys about the damage and the danger of playing with fire. |
| G1_Q000594 | G1_V000530 | emotion trajectory | How do the man in the gray suit's emotions develop during the restaurant scenes as he prepares the anniversary surprise and waits for his wife? | He begins pleased and eagerly anticipatory while arranging an elaborate anniversary surprise. As the wait stretches on, his enthusiasm fades into subdued disappointment and loneliness while he picks at the food and orders more drinks. After waiting an hour, he becomes resigned but wryly cheerful, jokes that he will eat without her, and asks for another martini. |
| G1_Q000595 | G1_V000531 | emotion trajectory | How do the black-shirted boy's emotions develop during the bedroom conversation, including his response to learning that his brother defends him? | He is initially uneasy because the house has become ominously quiet. After moving to the bedroom, he relaxes into an absorbed conversation about counting the ceiling holes. He then becomes puzzled and surprised when his brother complains about having to fight children who call him strange. On realizing that his brother has been defending him, he is touched and quietly appreciative, thanks him, and then lets the moment pass. |
| G1_Q000596 | G1_V000532 | emotion influence | What emotions does the mother’s threat to smash the television evoke in the three boys? | ["fear","disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000597 | G1_V000532 | emotion influence | What emotions does the neighbor’s complaint about the screaming evoke in the towel-wrapped woman during their doorway exchange? | ["embarrassment","annoyance"] |
| G1_Q000598 | G1_V000533 | emotion influence | How does trying the fragrance recommended by the restroom attendant affect the man in the gray suit emotionally? | ["pleasure"] |
| G1_Q000599 | G1_V000533 | emotion influence | What emotion does the restroom attendant show when the customer in the gray suit leaves without acknowledging him? | ["sadness"] |
| G1_Q000600 | G1_V000534 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the older boy in the navy athletic jacket develop during his phone argument with his mother? | He begins defensive and irritated by his mother's accusations. He becomes increasingly firm and confrontational as he tells her to let the dress incident go. When the subject abruptly shifts to the cookies she sent, his tone softens into a brief, calmer acknowledgment. |
| G1_Q000601 | G1_V000535 | emotion influence | What emotions does the dinner announcement evoke in the boy who excitedly says that it worked? | ["surprise","happiness"] |
| G1_Q000602 | G1_V000536 | emotion cause | Why does the man in the gray suit become alarmed near the end of the video? | He notices the sofa catching fire beside him. |
| G1_Q000603 | G1_V000537 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotion does the woman in the white robe convey? | ["annoyance"] |
| G1_Q000604 | G1_V000538 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the woman in the lavender top change during her conversation with the boy in the classroom? | She is initially concerned and tries to establish a closer connection with him. His remark about the janitor catches her off guard and leaves her embarrassed. She then regains her composure and returns to offering him sympathy and support. |
| G1_Q000605 | G1_V000538 | emotion influence | What emotion does the teacher’s offer of a sympathetic ear evoke in the boy who responds that he needs “another mom”? | ["annoyance"] |
| G1_Q000606 | G1_V000539 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotions does the boy in the loose gray short-sleeved T-shirt convey? | ["happiness","excitement"] |
| G1_Q000607 | G1_V000540 | emotion influence | What emotions does overhearing that the older blond young man might be allowed to return home evoke in the boy wearing a gray T-shirt? | ["anticipation","engagement"] |
| G1_Q000608 | G1_V000541 | emotion trajectory | How do the blond cadet's emotions develop from being left in charge of his brothers to deciding to clean the house? | He confidently looks forward to exciting mischief. He becomes bored and frustrated when the others insist on watching golf. His interest returns when his friends call, and he later treats the damage with carefree amusement. He is surprised by the possibility of returning home and disputes the fairness of the weekend test. He takes the warning seriously and turns his attention to cleaning up. |
| G1_Q000609 | G1_V000541 | emotion influence | What emotion does the blond cadet's dismissive “They always freak” response evoke in the dark-haired teenage boy, who insists that this situation is different? | ["disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000610 | G1_V000542 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the boy in the striped gray shirt change after he hurts his head and before he is taken to the hospital? | Initially, he is shocked and in pain. He becomes anxious and resists going to the hospital because he fears his parents will find out. After seeing the wound in the hand mirror, he becomes alarmed and urgently agrees to leave. |
| G1_Q000611 | G1_V000543 | emotion influence | What emotions do the youngest boy's evasive answers on the phone evoke in the woman calling from the wedding? | ["doubt/confusion","annoyance"] |
| G1_Q000612 | G1_V000544 | emotion influence | What emotions does the roughly $400 treatment bill evoke in the blond cadet and the dark-haired teenage boy as they discuss how to pay it? | ["surprise","disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000613 | G1_V000544 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the woman in the pink patterned top develop during her hospital visit? | She arrives anxiously concerned about Malcolm’s injuries and eager to help. She becomes surprised and confused when he corrects her assumption and asks for money. She becomes distressed and apologetic because she cannot afford the bill. Moved by the brothers’ apparent distress, she focuses on helping and searches for her credit card. She ends bewildered by the explanation that the object fell off the wall. |
| G1_Q000614 | G1_V000545 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the boy in the maroon shirt and head bandage develop when his parents return and he reflects on the weekend? | He is uneasy about his parents discovering the injury. He becomes surprised and hopeful when they react mildly and praise Francis. His hope gives way to disappointment when they credit military school and intend to send Francis back. He settles into rueful reflection, then becomes playful again. |
| G1_Q000615 | G1_V000546 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what shared emotion do the three boys convey? | ["engagement"] |
| G1_Q000616 | G1_V000547 | emotion influence | What emotions does the heavyset boy's ball stealing and repeated mocking evoke in the boy wearing a gray-and-black striped shirt? | ["annoyance"] |
| G1_Q000617 | G1_V000548 | emotion trajectory | How do the injured boy's emotions develop while his parents discuss cutting down the backyard tree? | He remains physically hurt and distressed while lying on the couch. As his father decides that the tree must come down, the pain remains visible, but the boy becomes interested and engaged enough to ask whether he can help destroy it. |
| G1_Q000618 | G1_V000549 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the boy in the dark plaid overshirt change during the cafeteria confrontation? | He is initially pleased and self-assured after cutting in line and getting pizza. He becomes increasingly amused and contemptuous as he taunts the other boy. When the other boy attacks him, his smugness gives way to alarm and pain. |
| G1_Q000619 | G1_V000549 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the dark-haired teenage boy, wearing a black overshirt over a gray T-shirt, develop during the cafeteria confrontation? | He first looks forward to pizza, then becomes disappointed when it runs out. Kevin's mockery brings aversion and growing irritation, which escalates into anger as Malcolm fights back. He becomes pleased and confident when he gains the upper hand, then reacts with surprise and confusion when told that Kevin is only seven. |
| G1_Q000620 | G1_V000550 | emotion influence | What emotions does the older boy in the red-and-black jacket show as the man in the yellow hard hat describes the tree cutting that he missed? | ["sadness","annoyance"] |
| G1_Q000621 | G1_V000551 | emotion influence | What emotion does the blond cadet's plan to humiliate the commanding officer evoke in the bald cadet wearing a gray T-shirt? | ["disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000622 | G1_V000552 | emotion influence | What emotions does his parents’ laughter about the fight evoke in the boy in the olive overshirt, who protests that it is not funny? | ["surprise","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000623 | G1_V000553 | emotion influence | What emotions does the neighbor's insulting explanation for why the fallen tree harms the street evoke in the man wearing a light blue dress shirt? | ["anger","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000624 | G1_V000554 | emotion trajectory | How do the older dark-haired boy's emotions develop as he watches and joins the backyard wood-chipper demonstration? | He watches the demonstration with interest. He becomes amazed and excited by what the machine does. He remains enthusiastically absorbed as they find more objects to feed into it. |
| G1_Q000625 | G1_V000554 | emotion cause | What makes the man in the yellow hard hat react with surprise while watching the youngest boy use the wood chipper? | The boy throws his blue lunchbox into the wood chipper, which shreds it. |
| G1_Q000626 | G1_V000555 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the boy in the dark red shirt change during his classroom conversation about hurting the younger boy? | He initially feels guilty and troubled about hurting Kevin. He becomes conflicted about whether doing a good deed just to feel better would be selfish. Finding a charity run gives him hope and determination to make amends, but he ends the conversation still anxious about whether this plan will work. |
| G1_Q000627 | G1_V000556 | emotion influence | What emotions does the boy's admission that he feels a monster inside evoke in the woman wearing a patterned white top? | ["sympathy","affection"] |
| G1_Q000628 | G1_V000556 | emotion trajectory | How does the boy in the black T-shirt's distress about hurting the younger boy change during his conversation with his mother? | At first, he is deeply troubled and cannot stop thinking about hurting Kevin. His distress persists after his mother explains that the feeling is his conscience. As the conversation continues, his attention briefly shifts away from Kevin, and he becomes calmer with her reassurance. |
| G1_Q000629 | G1_V000557 | emotion cause | What directly triggers the angry outburst of the boy in blue overalls toward the boy in the black shirt? | The boy in the black shirt tips the container of chips over him. |
| G1_Q000630 | G1_V000558 | emotion influence | What emotions does the man’s claim that robots are evil evoke in the boy in the gray T-shirt? | ["surprise","doubt/confusion"] |
| G1_Q000631 | G1_V000559 | emotion influence | What emotion does the man’s “sexy bug-killing panther” compliment evoke in the woman after she deals with the insect? | ["affection"] |
| G1_Q000632 | G1_V000560 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the woman in the floral blouse change as she gets the boys ready for bed? | She is initially irritated and impatient as she repeatedly orders the boys to bed. When the youngest boy asks for a story, her manner softens into playful affection as she tells him about a nice circus with monkeys. |
| G1_Q000633 | G1_V000560 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the youngest boy in printed pajamas change during the bedtime story? | He eagerly asks for a story and listens with mild amusement. He becomes briefly curious and uncertain about whether the circus is an evil one. After hearing that it is a nice circus with monkeys, his uncertainty gives way to quiet satisfaction as he smiles and thanks his mother. |
| G1_Q000634 | G1_V000561 | emotion transition | How do the emotions of the man in the white shirt change from inspecting the wall to his immediate reaction on looking inside it? | {"before":["engagement"],"after":["surprise","fear"]} |
| G1_Q000635 | G1_V000562 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotion does the bald man in the gray T-shirt holding the box convey? | ["engagement"] |
| G1_Q000636 | G1_V000563 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the blond man in the navy jacket change while he and his companion explore the abandoned shelter? | He is bored and dismissive, wanting to leave and insisting that they will find nothing interesting even when his companion encourages him to keep exploring. When he notices the seated figure, he becomes surprised and interested, taking back his earlier dismissal. |
| G1_Q000637 | G1_V000564 | emotion influence | What emotions do the heavyset man's comments about his unused honeymoon trailer evoke in the woman in the green top? | ["surprise","embarrassment"] |
| G1_Q000638 | G1_V000565 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotion does the woman in the yellow top convey? | ["annoyance"] |
| G1_Q000639 | G1_V000566 | emotion influence | What emotion does the woman’s throwing out clothes that are not even his evoke in the man in the blue tank top as he protests about them? | ["anger"] |
| G1_Q000640 | G1_V000567 | emotion influence | What emotions does the older couple's praise and acceptance evoke in the boy wearing the white plaid overshirt? | ["happiness","affection"] |
| G1_Q000641 | G1_V000568 | emotion transition | How do the seated couple’s emotions change from just before the boy reveals their private information on the recording to their reaction to that disclosure? | {"before":["disquietment"],"after":["surprise","embarrassment"]} |
| G1_Q000642 | G1_V000569 | emotion influence | What emotion does the gray-shirted man’s sudden exclamation and departure evoke in the boy in the white plaid overshirt? | ["doubt/confusion"] |
| G1_Q000643 | G1_V000570 | emotion influence | What emotion does the children’s renewed squabbling evoke in the woman in blue when she orders everyone into place for the portrait? | ["anger"] |
| G1_Q000644 | G1_V000571 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the red-haired woman in the gray patterned top change during the phone exchange in the kitchen? | She initially answers the phone matter-of-factly, then becomes puzzled when she gets no clear reply. Her confusion turns into irritation and anger as she complains about the repeated calls. When she realizes that the caller is Stevie, she becomes embarrassed and apologetic, softening her manner before handing the phone to Malcolm. |
| G1_Q000645 | G1_V000572 | emotion influence | What emotions does the boy in the plaid overshirt evoke in the woman wearing a white turtleneck when he shows her his dinosaur model kit and the knife used to assemble it? | ["disquietment","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000646 | G1_V000572 | emotion trajectory | How do the dark-haired teenage boy's emotions change as he shows the woman in the white turtleneck his model kit and then responds to her taking away his craft knife? | Malcolm begins enthusiastic and confident while presenting the dinosaur model kit. Her alarmed questioning makes him uncertain and defensive as he explains the craft knife. After she confiscates it and redirects him to a puzzle, his enthusiasm drops into subdued disappointment. |
| G1_Q000647 | G1_V000573 | emotion influence | What emotions does the blond cadet show on learning that the bald cadet is leaving and will no longer protect him? | ["fear","disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000648 | G1_V000574 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the boy in the dark blue patterned shirt change as he tries to persuade his parents to let him stay up later? | He initially presents his completed homework and the recording of his call to his grandmother with confidence, hoping to prove that he is mature enough. When his mother still refuses, he becomes frustrated and pleads for a chance. Once she offers to let him stay up if he puts Dewey to bed, he accepts the deal with renewed hope and determination. |
| G1_Q000649 | G1_V000575 | emotion trajectory | How do the dark-haired teenage boy's emotions change after he and the bespectacled boy discover that the latter's wheelchair is missing? | Malcolm shifts from relaxed engagement at the arcade to sudden alarm when the wheelchair is gone. His concern intensifies into anxious urgency and frustration as he seeks help. Once they are outside, he remains worried but becomes more determined and practical about getting Stevie home. |
| G1_Q000650 | G1_V000576 | emotion cause | Why does the older boy become frustrated while trying to bathe the youngest boy? | The youngest boy resists him and lashes out instead of cooperating with the bath. |
| G1_Q000651 | G1_V000577 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotions does the red-haired woman in the gray sweater convey? | ["affection","happiness"] |
| G1_Q000652 | G1_V000577 | emotion influence | What emotions does the dark-haired father show immediately when the red-haired mother agrees to act out his fantasy? | ["surprise","happiness"] |
| G1_Q000653 | G1_V000578 | emotion influence | What emotions does seeing the adult man leave the bookstore evoke in the dark-haired teenage boy pushing the wheelchair? | ["surprise","disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000654 | G1_V000579 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the cadets conducting the mock execution change during their attempt to intimidate the captive cadet? | They initially act with menacing confidence, expecting their ritual to frighten him. When he remains unimpressed, they become confused and frustrated by the failure of their threats. After hearing how his mother tormented him, they question their methods, then regain their enthusiasm and adopt her style of verbal humiliation rather than abandoning the bullying. |
| G1_Q000655 | G1_V000580 | emotion cause | Why is the boy in the dark shirt worried about his brother during his conversation with the boy wearing glasses? | His brother has escaped from military school and is hiding nearby in poor condition. He fears that his parents will discover and punish his brother, and he does not know what to do to help him. |
| G1_Q000656 | G1_V000581 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the woman in the light gray top change while the family discusses the blond cadet's escape from military school? | She is initially angry and worried about Francis running away. When her husband tells her that they cannot control the situation, she becomes frustrated and discouraged. Malcolm’s reassurance then makes her suspicious that he knows more, and she impatiently presses him for information. After obtaining a lead, she becomes determined to take action. |
| G1_Q000657 | G1_V000582 | emotion transition | What emotions does the blond cadet show before and after the dark-haired teenage boy admits that he told their mother where he was? | {"before":["anticipation"],"after":["surprise","anger","sensitivity"]} |
| G1_Q000658 | G1_V000583 | emotion cause | Why is the woman in the white jacket angry with the young woman in the park? | She believes the young woman is treating the boy’s feelings as a game and will move on without caring how much she hurts him. |
| G1_Q000659 | G1_V000584 | emotion cause | Why is the blond young man in the red plaid shirt emotionally hurt during the car ride? | He has broken up with his girlfriend. |
| G1_Q000660 | G1_V000580 | emotion influence | What emotion does the dark-haired teenage boy's account of his brother escaping military school evoke in the boy wearing glasses? | ["sympathy"] |
| G1_Q000661 | G1_V000585 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotions does the young woman reading the letter convey? | ["disconnection","annoyance"] |
| G1_Q000662 | G1_V000586 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what is the overall emotional atmosphere at the family dinner table? | ["happiness"] |
| G1_Q000663 | G1_V000581 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotions does the plaid-shirted father convey? | ["disquietment","engagement"] |
| G1_Q000664 | G1_V000587 | emotion influence | What emotion does the boys' conversation about monsters and a video-game fighter evoke in their father at the window? | ["happiness"] |
| G1_Q000665 | G1_V000584 | emotion influence | What emotions does the father show on hearing about his son’s breakup during the car ride? | ["sympathy"] |
| G1_Q000666 | G1_V000588 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the woman in pale pajamas change as she settles the boys for the night? | She is initially weary and exasperated as she responds to the youngest boy’s fear of a monster. Her frustration grows into anger toward the older boys. When they point out that they are already banned from Nintendo, she sternly takes their pillows instead and remains irritated as she ends the interaction. |
| G1_Q000667 | G1_V000589 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the blond young man in the torn beige shirt change during his meeting with the younger boy outdoors? | At first, he is startled, in pain and annoyed after being kicked. He then speaks confidently and determinedly about his plan to leave with Beebee. When the younger boy raises the risk of their mother finding out and questions the plan, he becomes anxious and increasingly urgent and insistent about secrecy and getting help, ending by pressing the boy to say whether he can be trusted. |
| G1_Q000668 | G1_V000582 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the dark-haired boy in the striped cardigan change during his nighttime conversation with his brother at the campsite? | He begins uneasy and apologetic as he admits telling their mother about his brother. When his brother confronts him, he becomes distressed and defensive, trying to explain and repair what he has done. He then becomes frustrated and incredulous when his brother refuses to leave because of Beebee, is briefly surprised that his brother recognizes her faults, and ends skeptical and disappointed by his explanation of the relationship. |
| G1_Q000669 | G1_V000590 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the young woman in the tan jacket develop during the nighttime meeting by the bushes? | She approaches with cautious curiosity and grows uneasy while trying to locate Francis. She briefly reacts with amusement to his self-description. She becomes serious and uncertain as she explains that the relationship feels different. She ends solemn and regretful as she says goodbye. |
| G1_Q000670 | G1_V000591 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the boy in the striped cardigan change during his bedroom conversation with his older brother? | He is initially concerned and sympathetic when his brother tells him about the breakup. He then becomes apologetic and remorseful about having reported his brother. When his brother only pretends to hit him, he briefly relaxes and smiles. The real blow immediately afterward catches him by surprise and leaves him in physical pain. |
| G1_Q000671 | G1_V000592 | emotion influence | What emotions does the boy in the dark jacket feel when the blond young man agrees to help him leave the picnic before his performance? | ["happiness","affection"] |
| G1_Q000672 | G1_V000593 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the young woman in the pink patterned dress develop during the picnic-table conversation and breakup? | She initially addresses Francis with affectionate interest. She becomes suspicious and irritated about his contact with another woman, then hurt by his demand for space. She responds angrily by ending the relationship and remains strained as they return belongings. |
| G1_Q000673 | G1_V000594 | emotion cause | Why is the woman in the clown costume upset while talking to the boy who brings her a hamburger? | She feels that she has failed him because she thinks he had been looking forward to performing for his family. She also fears that the event’s failure will get her fired. |
| G1_Q000674 | G1_V000595 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotion does the woman in bed convey? | ["annoyance"] |
| G1_Q000675 | G1_V000596 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the young woman in the pink patterned dress develop from her initial exchange with the blond cadet to their embrace? | She starts casually and without a pronounced emotional display during the brief conversation. She becomes physically affectionate, initiating a kiss and remaining absorbed in the embrace. |
| G1_Q000676 | G1_V000597 | emotion influence | What emotions do the children around the picnic table show when the boy in the light T-shirt rushes out from behind the bushes and chases them? | ["fear"] |
| G1_Q000677 | G1_V000598 | emotion influence | What emotion does the woman in blue overalls’ invitation to speak up evoke in the seated woman wearing a light patterned blouse and a beaded necklace, without a hat? | ["confidence"] |
| G1_Q000678 | G1_V000599 | emotion influence | What emotions do the two boys at the green table show when they discover that the hamburgers they are eating contain meat? | ["surprise","aversion"] |
| G1_Q000679 | G1_V000599 | emotion influence | What emotions does the sudden chemical blast and spreading smoke evoke in the woman dressed as a clown? | ["surprise","fear","disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000680 | G1_V000600 | emotion influence | What emotions do the man in the red checked shirt and the woman in blue overalls show in response to the boy’s mental-math performance? | ["surprise","happiness"] |
| G1_Q000681 | G1_V000592 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the woman in blue overalls develop during the breakfast discussion about the picnic? | She looks forward to the picnic and responds warmly during the family banter. She briefly expresses distaste while recalling the parents from Reese’s class. She firmly insists that Francis attend as part of the family. She returns to interested, playful anticipation of Malcolm’s performance. |
| G1_Q000682 | G1_V000601 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the red checked shirt change during his interaction with the men at the grill? | He initially greets the men in a friendly manner. Seeing the vegetarian food on the grill, he becomes dismayed and disgusted. He then becomes more self-assured as he presents the meat he has brought. |
| G1_Q000683 | G1_V000601 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the woman in the red blouse change during her conversation with the mother who brings brownies? | She initially appears friendly and welcoming, politely thanking the mother for the brownies. When she learns they contain nuts, she becomes critical and disapproving. That disapproval continues as she throws the brownies away and ends the exchange with a dismissive, sarcastically polite manner. |
| G1_Q000684 | G1_V000593 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the blond young man in the dark T-shirt change during the breakup conversation at the picnic table? | He begins reserved but attentive as the woman questions him. As her accusations continue, he becomes defensive and increasingly irritated, sharply complaining that she is smothering him. After she ends the relationship, he remains defiant and emotionally guarded while they return each other's belongings. |
| G1_Q000685 | G1_V000594 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotion does the woman in the clown costume convey? | ["sadness"] |
| G1_Q000686 | G1_V000602 | emotion influence | What emotions does the blond young man in the dark blue uniform show on arriving among the pageant contestants? | ["happiness","excitement","anticipation"] |
| G1_Q000687 | G1_V000603 | emotion cause | Why does the boy in the plaid overshirt object to his family keeping the donated food? | He feels humiliated about the family accepting charity. |
| G1_Q000688 | G1_V000604 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the woman in the light gray jacket change from the doctor’s reassurance about her husband through her decision to ask for her job back? | She initially feels relieved and grateful after the doctor reassures her about her husband. Hearing about the medical bill leaves her shocked and distressed. She then resolves to ask for her job back, remaining frustrated and unwilling but determined to do what she feels she must. |
| G1_Q000689 | G1_V000605 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the boy in the dark sweatshirt with a white stripe change as he approaches and talks to the girl in the school courtyard? | He begins pleased and confident as he talks about having money again. He becomes irritated and defensive when he confronts the girl about what he sees as her pity. After the exchange, he looks uncertain and awkward about how it went. |
| G1_Q000690 | G1_V000606 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the gray store uniform and glasses change as he talks with his coworker, the children, and the manager? | He initially seems nervous but hopeful while trying to connect with his coworker, then becomes awkward when she does not respond as he hopes. He brightens and greets the children playfully, but looks hurt when the youngest boy calls him creepy. After the boy apologizes, he smiles and becomes friendly again. The manager’s reprimand then leaves him subdued. |
| G1_Q000691 | G1_V000607 | emotion cause | Why does the woman in the light blue store uniform become angry with the two older boys near the end of the clip? | They have played with the store’s steam cleaner and made a foamy mess. |
| G1_Q000692 | G1_V000608 | emotion cause | Why is the small blond boy upset while hiding and talking with the man? | He feels guilty because he has taken something from his mother’s store and knows he has done something wrong. |
| G1_Q000693 | G1_V000609 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the white shirt and patterned tie develop during his confrontation with the red-haired mother in the store? | He initially presents himself as composed and impersonal when invoking store policy. He becomes smug and dismissive as she challenges his explanation. He becomes openly hostile and angry in his final reply. |
| G1_Q000694 | G1_V000609 | emotion trajectory | How does the woman in the gray jacket's anger change during the store confrontation after she is dismissed? | Her anger is already evident as she challenges the manager's justification. It intensifies as she accuses him of using the incident as an excuse, and remains strong after he insults her parenting in front of the others. |
| G1_Q000695 | G1_V000610 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the woman in the pale blouse change as the family discusses its financial difficulties during the meal? | She is initially irritated by the complaints about their reduced meals. She then adopts a determined, reassuring manner as she says she will find another job. When her son suggests that the lesson is not to admit wrongdoing, she becomes firmly disapproving and insists that they did the right thing. |
| G1_Q000696 | G1_V000610 | emotion influence | What emotions does the small blond boy show when he hears his father mention Disneyland? | ["excitement","anticipation"] |
| G1_Q000697 | G1_V000610 | emotion influence | What emotion does the boy in the plaid overshirt show when his older brother teases him about wanting to smell good for the visiting girl? | ["annoyance"] |
| G1_Q000698 | G1_V000611 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the blond girl in the dark blue top change during her interaction with the boy at lunch? | She is initially cheerful and friendly as she offers to share lunch. She becomes surprised when she hears what he has brought to eat. She looks puzzled and awkward as he withdraws and she later returns his forgotten backpack. |
| G1_Q000699 | G1_V000612 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the gray store uniform and glasses change during his visit to the family’s kitchen? | He is initially excited and hopeful as he announces that the woman can return to her job. Her refusal surprises him, and he becomes uneasy and insistent as he tries to persuade her. When her husband joins them, he becomes self-conscious and tries to leave on an exaggeratedly cheerful note. |
| G1_Q000700 | G1_V000613 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotions does the blond girl in the blue shirt convey? | ["sympathy","happiness"] |
| G1_Q000701 | G1_V000603 | emotion influence | What emotions does the woman in the white blouse show in response to the boy’s protest about keeping the donated food? | ["sympathy"] |
| G1_Q000702 | G1_V000603 | emotion cause | What causes the physical discomfort of the man who is taken to hospital? | He eats spoiled donated food, mistaking the deteriorated peaches for olives. |
| G1_Q000703 | G1_V000604 | emotion influence | What emotions does the small blond boy beside the hospital bed show when the woman says she must ask for her job back? | ["surprise","disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000704 | G1_V000614 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the brown shirt and dark tie change during his confrontation with the woman in the store? | He initially appears smug and confident as he asks her to sign an apology. He becomes irritated and defensive when she refuses to accept his account of what happened. He becomes alarmed and fearful after she voices damaging allegations about his conduct. |
| G1_Q000705 | G1_V000615 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the boy in the gray V-neck shirt and black backpack change during his school courtyard encounter? | He initially appears casual and self-assured while addressing the camera. The girl’s greeting leaves him confused and anxious as he tries to interpret it and decide how to reply. He ends looking awkward and uncertain after struggling to respond. |
| G1_Q000706 | G1_V000616 | emotion transition | What emotions does the man in the white shirt show immediately before and after the nearby spectator mentions the racing driver's divorce? | {"before":["excitement","esteem"],"after":["surprise","anger","disapproval"]} |
| G1_Q000707 | G1_V000616 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the short-haired boy in the plaid shirt change during the race-stand sequence? | He is initially interested in the outing. He becomes surprised and doubtful as he learns more about it, and then grows weary and disappointed with the prolonged wait. |
| G1_Q000708 | G1_V000617 | emotion influence | What emotions does the woman in pink show immediately upon hearing the teacher say that the boy missed school? | ["surprise"] |
| G1_Q000709 | G1_V000618 | emotion cause | Why is the man in the racing-team uniform so happy in the imagined pit-crew scene? | He is imagining himself working alongside his racing idol as part of the pit crew. |
| G1_Q000710 | G1_V000619 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotions characterize the family's breakfast conversation about square dancing? | ["happiness","affection"] |
| G1_Q000711 | G1_V000620 | emotion trajectory | How does the cadets’ overall mood change during the interaction in the academy common room? | The cadets are initially relaxed and playful. They become tense and watchful when the officer questions them about smoke. After he imposes a collective punishment, their mood turns angry and hostile toward the cadet he blames. |
| G1_Q000712 | G1_V000617 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the woman in the red cardigan change during her visit to the boy’s home? | She is initially uneasy about raising a concern with his mother. She becomes startled and repelled by what they uncover while cleaning. Later she relaxes, laughs, and enjoys the company, but becomes wistful and lonely while describing her own evenings. She remains subdued as she asks for a stronger drink. |
| G1_Q000713 | G1_V000617 | emotion influence | What emotions does the woman in pink show in response to her visitor’s description of her lonely evenings? | ["surprise","sympathy"] |
| G1_Q000714 | G1_V000621 | emotion influence | What emotions do the other cadets show when they hear that everyone hated the dead pet and are urged to cheer for the blond cadet? | ["happiness","excitement","esteem"] |
| G1_Q000715 | G1_V000622 | emotion trajectory | How do the tall cadet in the light blue uniform’s emotions change during the dorm-room conversation about the snake? | He initially seems weary and doubtful about what his friend has done. He becomes annoyed and disapproving about the trouble the snake could cause. By the end, his resistance softens into amused interest in the snake. |
| G1_Q000716 | G1_V000621 | emotion trajectory | How do the older officer with the eye patch’s emotions change while announcing the pet’s death and confronting the cadets? | He is solemn and sorrowful about the loss of his pet. As he turns to identifying who is responsible, his grief gives way to accusatory anger and stern disapproval, culminating in the collective punishment. |
| G1_Q000717 | G1_V000623 | emotion trajectory | How do the heavyset security officer’s emotions change during the exchange near the racetrack entrance? | He begins irritated and disapproving as he complains about the boys. He then becomes startled and afraid, followed by pain and distress during the physical confrontation. |
| G1_Q000718 | G1_V000624 | emotion trajectory | How do the woman in black’s emotions change as the family tries to identify the unfamiliar child at the kitchen table? | She is initially puzzled and surprised to find an unfamiliar child there. Her confusion continues as nobody can explain who he is or even agree on his name. She then becomes firm and disapproving, insisting that he cannot stay and must go home. |
| G1_Q000719 | G1_V000625 | emotion influence | What emotions does the blond young man in the dark jacket show on learning that his family did not tell him about the relative’s death? | ["surprise","anger","sadness","sensitivity"] |
| G1_Q000720 | G1_V000626 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the woman in the black top and blue apron change during the argument about attending the family funeral? | She is disappointed and disapproving when the boy admits that he does not want to attend. She becomes angry and firm as she insists on their family duty. When the others fail to support her and complain about what she asks of them, she ends frustrated and hurt, feeling that her work for the family is unappreciated. |
| G1_Q000721 | G1_V000627 | emotion trajectory | How do the boy in the light blue suit’s emotions change during the bedroom exchange? | He is initially angry and annoyed that his brother has spoiled his plan. His complaint then takes on a hurt, disappointed quality because this idea was special to him. He finishes with mocking amusement and renewed self-assurance as he uses the changed family rules to refuse to clean up. |
| G1_Q000722 | G1_V000628 | emotion trajectory | How does the boy in the light gray jacket’s distress about his family change during the phone conversation and his reflection afterward? | He starts distressed and worried that his family is falling apart. The explanation about needing a scapegoat does not clearly relieve him: he remains troubled and uncertain as he considers whether he should take responsibility himself. |
| G1_Q000723 | G1_V000629 | emotion transition | What emotions does the boy in the dark plaid shirt show before and after the woman in black reverses the decision about attending the funeral? | {"before":["disquietment","embarrassment"],"after":["surprise","doubt/confusion"]} |
| G1_Q000724 | G1_V000630 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotions characterize the classroom response to the boy's performance? | ["happiness","esteem"] |
| G1_Q000725 | G1_V000630 | emotion influence | What emotions does the dark-haired teenage boy's joking challenge evoke in the bespectacled boy seated beside him? | ["surprise","confidence"] |
| G1_Q000726 | G1_V000631 | emotion influence | What emotions does the youngest boy show in response to the dark-haired father's explanation of what happens to the body after death? | ["disquietment","fear"] |
| G1_Q000727 | G1_V000632 | emotion influence | What emotions does the blond cadet show when the youngest boy repeatedly says that cats ate their aunt's face during their phone call? | ["surprise","doubt/confusion"] |
| G1_Q000728 | G1_V000633 | emotion influence | What emotions does the dark-haired teenage boy show when the red-haired mother returns his plaid shirt after dunking it in the bath? | ["annoyance","sadness"] |
| G1_Q000729 | G1_V000634 | emotion influence | What emotions does the youngest boy show when the red-haired mother tells him to get his own juice even though she had previously forbidden him to do so? | ["surprise","doubt/confusion","sensitivity"] |
| G1_Q000730 | G1_V000635 | emotion cause | Why does the dark-haired father become frustrated while trying to set up the record player? | He keeps running into difficulties getting the stereo equipment connected and working, so his attempts to set it up do not go as planned. |
| G1_Q000731 | G1_V000636 | emotion influence | What emotions does the red-haired mother show in response to the older dark-haired boy's appeal to attend their aunt's funeral while she is in the bathtub? | ["doubt/confusion","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000732 | G1_V000637 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotion does the man retrieving his phone convey? | ["annoyance"] |
| G1_Q000733 | G1_V000638 | emotion trajectory | How do the dark-haired teenage boy's emotions change as the older dark-haired boy explains his plan to hide the damaged toy in their aunt's coffin? | Malcolm begins calmly interested in what Reese is doing. Seeing the toy and learning that it was damaged makes him surprised, confused, and upset. When Reese explains that he will bury it with Aunt Helen to avoid getting caught, Malcolm reacts with indignant disbelief. |
| G1_Q000734 | G1_V000639 | emotion trajectory | How do the dark-haired teenage boy's emotions change while he complains to the red-haired mother about wearing the older dark-haired boy's old suit and considers avoiding the funeral? | He initially feels disgusted and annoyed by the dirty, damaged suit. His annoyance persists while he feels torn between supporting his mother and wanting to avoid the funeral. When Lois’s pointed remark seems to answer his unspoken plan, he ends surprised and unsettled. |
| G1_Q000735 | G1_V000626 | emotion trajectory | How do the dark-haired teenage boy's emotions change while he uses a book-report excuse to avoid the funeral, up to admitting to his mother that he wants to go to the concert? | He initially presents his excuse with composure and confidence, becoming pleased with his own clever answers. As Lois probes the details, his satisfaction gives way to surprise and increasing confusion, and he struggles to keep his story straight. He finally becomes openly frustrated and angrily admits that he wants to go to the concert instead. |
| G1_Q000736 | G1_V000635 | emotion trajectory | How do the dark-haired father's emotions change as he tries to set up the record player and then decides to leave the problem alone? | He begins calmly focused on setting up the equipment. Difficulties make him exasperated, although he repeatedly renews his effort to get it working. He eventually adopts a dismissive attitude and decides that it is not his problem for the day. |
| G1_Q000737 | G1_V000640 | emotion trajectory | How do the visiting girl's emotions change during her visit to the dark-haired teenage boy's house? | She arrives in a cheerful, expectant mood. An upsetting mishap leaves her startled and embarrassed. She then becomes hurt and withdrawn, no longer wanting to go out with Malcolm and asking him to leave her alone. |
| G1_Q000738 | G1_V000641 | emotion transition | What emotions does the one-eyed commanding officer show before the blond cadet comments on the beach photograph and after he becomes distracted and dismisses the cadet? | {"before":["anger","disapproval"],"after":["disconnection"]} |
| G1_Q000739 | G1_V000642 | emotion influence | What emotion does the dark-haired teenage boy show in response to the curly-haired classmate's joke about borrowing his brother’s corset and the classmate's subsequent explanation? | ["annoyance"] |
| G1_Q000740 | G1_V000643 | emotion trajectory | How do the one-eyed commanding officer's emotions change as he talks about his mother and then responds to the blond cadet's wish to confide in him? | He begins grieving and emotionally vulnerable about his mother. As he voices his feelings, he becomes overwhelmed by distress. He then regains his composure and speaks more firmly about what he has understood. At the end, he returns to a stern, disapproving manner when Francis suggests coming to him for personal talks. |
| G1_Q000741 | G1_V000644 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the dark-haired father and the red-haired mother change as they talk to the youngest boy about disappointment and then present him with a blue stuffed toy? | They begin serious and sympathetic while explaining disappointment. Their mood becomes playfully expectant as they reveal the surprise, and they end warmly happy and affectionate toward him. |
| G1_Q000742 | G1_V000644 | emotion influence | What emotions does the youngest boy show when the dark-haired father and the red-haired mother present him with the blue stuffed toy? | ["surprise","happiness","affection"] |
| G1_Q000743 | G1_V000645 | emotion influence | What emotions do the dark-haired father and the red-haired mother show when the older dark-haired boy enters with a blue cheerleading uniform and asks for an iron? | ["surprise","happiness"] |
| G1_Q000744 | G1_V000645 | emotion influence | What emotions do the two adults in the kitchen show in response to the small blond boy’s outburst on the floor? | ["surprise","happiness"] |
| G1_Q000745 | G1_V000646 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the short-haired boy at the center of the final cheerleading routine change? | He initially seems focused and confident, becomes nervous while apologizing and expressing his feelings, then reacts with surprise and happiness when the girl says she likes him. At the end, he is startled and hurt. |
| G1_Q000746 | G1_V000646 | emotion influence | What emotions does the girl with two brown braids in a blue cheerleading uniform show in response to the short-haired boy’s apology and confession? | ["surprise","happiness"] |
| G1_Q000747 | G1_V000646 | emotion influence | What emotion does the short-haired boy express immediately when the girl with two brown braids tells him she likes him too? | ["surprise"] |
| G1_Q000748 | G1_V000646 | emotion cause | Why do the dark-haired boy in a green jacket and the boy in a wheelchair become alarmed near the end of the cheerleading routine? | The cheerleading formation collapses. |
| G1_Q000749 | G1_V000647 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the teenage boy sitting on the toilet change during his conversation with the boy at the bathroom door? | He is initially caught off guard and uncomfortable when asked whether he has been crying, and tries to hide it. He responds irritably to being challenged and asks the other boy to shut the door. Finally, he opens up about the girl he likes and becomes openly sad and distressed. |
| G1_Q000750 | G1_V000648 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the older man with an eye patch and cream cardigan change during the office conversation? | He begins animated and self-assured while telling his story. When the younger man interprets it as a story about being abandoned by his mother, he reacts with surprise and disbelief. He then becomes increasingly irritated and defensive about that interpretation, ending angry and agitated as he insists that he is being misunderstood. |
| G1_Q000751 | G1_V000649 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the striped white shirt and red tie change while he talks to the three boys about relationships? | He initially seems uneasy about having the talk. He settles into a serious, focused explanation, then becomes amused and animated while demonstrating relationships with the toys. He ends on a fond, reflective note as he says he was lucky to find their mother and prepares the boys for similar experiences. |
| G1_Q000752 | G1_V000650 | emotion influence | What emotions does the woman in the white shirt show when she steps in the mess tracked into the house by the boy’s skates? | ["surprise","aversion"] |
| G1_Q000753 | G1_V000651 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the blond young man in the gray T-shirt change as he learns about the survival weekend? | He begins curious about what the weekend involves. Hearing that they will spend two days outside with little equipment and no food, he becomes surprised and skeptical. He questions the point and fairness of it, and ends frustrated and doubtful when he is told that he must participate. |
| G1_Q000754 | G1_V000652 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotions does the man at the dining table convey in his description of the food he brought for the boys? | ["happiness","excitement"] |
| G1_Q000755 | G1_V000653 | emotion transition | What emotions does the boy in the gray sports jersey show before and after being told that he cannot wear the new inline skates yet? | {"before":["surprise","happiness"],"after":["surprise","doubt/confusion","sadness"]} |
| G1_Q000756 | G1_V000654 | emotion influence | What emotions does the man in camouflage who asks about the vertebrae show after the blond cadet collapses and says he cannot move? | ["surprise","engagement"] |
| G1_Q000757 | G1_V000655 | emotion transition | What emotions does the blond cadet in the plaid overshirt show before and immediately after the commander and other cadets return unexpectedly? | {"before":["happiness","confidence"],"after":["surprise","disquietment"]} |
| G1_Q000758 | G1_V000656 | emotion cause | Why does the boy in the red shirt become distressed and apologize while reading insults to his father? | He realizes that the insults hurt his father emotionally, and feels remorse for speaking to him that way. |
| G1_Q000759 | G1_V000656 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the gray plaid shirt change while he asks the boy in red to read insults to him and discusses continuing the skating lessons? | He begins stern and controlled, determined to make the boy understand the effect of his words. The insults hurt him, and he softens when the boy becomes distressed and apologizes. When the boy insists on finishing the list, the experience remains painful and awkward. He eventually agrees to continue the skating lessons, but is still embarrassed and asks that they avoid eye contact for a while. |
| G1_Q000760 | G1_V000652 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man at the dining table change as he talks about the food and then responds to the boy’s request for skating lessons? | He begins happy and excited while presenting the food. When the boy asks for skating lessons, he becomes serious and attentive, firmly emphasizing the commitment required. Once the boy agrees, he relaxes and becomes pleased again, arranging to start the next day and returning to the meal. |
| G1_Q000761 | G1_V000657 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the boy in the light gray sports jersey change when his father catches him taking the skates and confronts him in the kitchen? | He initially tries to justify taking the skates and expects to use them briefly without being caught. Being discovered unsettles him, but he quickly shifts into frustration and open defiance. As his father refuses and takes the skates away, his anger escalates; he ends by standing behind the insult he has just shouted. |
| G1_Q000762 | G1_V000658 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the dark blue T-shirt change as he talks beside the bed about his conflict with the dark-haired teenage boy? | He begins confused and troubled that Malcolm has treated him this way. He briefly reassures himself that he is the nice parent as his wife agrees, but returns to hurt and frustration while explaining why the incident is difficult for him to handle. By the end, he expresses relief. |
| G1_Q000763 | G1_V000659 | emotion cause | Why is the woman in the light blue pajamas angry with her husband during their bedroom exchange? | He has secretly given her drugs and involved the children in deceiving her. |
| G1_Q000764 | G1_V000660 | emotion influence | What emotions does the officer’s request for homework from her hospitalized son evoke in the woman in the light green cardigan? | ["anger","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000765 | G1_V000661 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the white T-shirt change as he and the boy work on the machine? | He begins tired but absorbed in the work. As the machine takes shape, his fatigue remains visible while his confidence and excitement grow, and he ends animated and pleased with what they have built. |
| G1_Q000766 | G1_V000662 | emotion influence | What emotion does the dark-haired boy in the navy sweatshirt show when he discovers that his father is smoking? | ["surprise"] |
| G1_Q000767 | G1_V000663 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotions does the blond young man in the dark plaid jacket convey toward his mother? | ["anger","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000768 | G1_V000664 | emotion influence | What emotions does the blond young man in the hospital bed show when his mother tells him about his father’s wild youth? | ["surprise","engagement"] |
| G1_Q000769 | G1_V000665 | emotion influence | What emotions does the shirtless man show in response to the phone call questioning his absence from work? | ["annoyance","anger"] |
| G1_Q000770 | G1_V000666 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the boy in the yellow shirt change as he seeks help from the heavyset man? | He initially feels reassured by the offer of help. He then becomes confused and annoyed when the help is delayed. |
| G1_Q000771 | G1_V000666 | emotion trajectory | How do the heavyset man in the light blue work shirt's emotions change from the boy's request for help through the confrontation over the machine? | He first listens with concerned uncertainty when the boy asks for help. Outside, he becomes tense and stern while confronting the man in black. The man's insult makes him openly angry, and the ensuing fight and uncontrolled machine leave him alarmed and fearful. |
| G1_Q000772 | G1_V000666 | emotion influence | How does the heavyset man's order to turn off the machine and sit down affect the man in the black shirt? | ["annoyance","anger"] |
| G1_Q000773 | G1_V000666 | emotion influence | How does the black-shirt man's insult about the heavyset man's weight affect the heavyset man? | ["annoyance","anger"] |
| G1_Q000774 | G1_V000666 | emotion influence | How does the fight between the two men affect the three boys watching nearby? | ["disapproval","disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000775 | G1_V000666 | emotion cause | What directly makes the man in the black shirt fearful during the standoff? | The boy points the robot at him and threatens to activate it. |
| G1_Q000776 | G1_V000666 | emotion cause | What directly makes the people near the robot panic at the end of the standoff? | The robot begins releasing a swarm of bees. |
| G1_Q000777 | G1_V000667 | emotion trajectory | How do the blond boy’s emotions change during his hospital-bed conversation about his mother’s visit? | He is initially in pain and exhausted. He brightens at the realization that his illness gives him a way to make his mother feel guilty. He becomes increasingly self-assured and anticipatory as he plans the encounter, ending pleased with the leverage he thinks he has. |
| G1_Q000778 | G1_V000668 | emotion trajectory | How do the man in the light-blue work shirt and glasses’s emotions change during the front-door conversation? | He begins concerned and sympathetic about the woman he believes is ill. He becomes alarmed when he mistakenly thinks she has been shot, expressing angry disapproval of the son he blames. After the misunderstanding is corrected, he becomes subdued and embarrassed. |
| G1_Q000779 | G1_V000660 | emotion trajectory | How do the officer with the eye patch’s emotions change during his exchange with the boy’s mother in the hospital? | He starts composed and self-assured. Her blunt questions leave him puzzled, and he responds to her accusations with a stern, defensive attitude. By the end, he is visibly delighted and full of admiration for her forcefulness. |
| G1_Q000780 | G1_V000669 | emotion transition | What emotions does the boy in the blue plaid shirt show before and after realizing that his sick mother thinks it is still Sunday? | {"before":["doubt/confusion","disquietment"],"after":["excitement","anticipation"]} |
| G1_Q000781 | G1_V000670 | emotion trajectory | How do the boy in the blue plaid shirt’s emotions change while the brothers question their feverish mother? | He starts surprised and curious about her unusually candid answers. He becomes excited and absorbed in asking more questions, but ends angry and disapproving. |
| G1_Q000782 | G1_V000671 | emotion influence | What emotions does the sick woman in red show after reading the absent young man’s college letter? | ["anger","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000783 | G1_V000672 | emotion trajectory | How do the boy in the blue plaid shirt’s emotions change while planning how to protect his older brother? | He begins excited by a sudden idea for saving his brother. He then becomes serious and concerned as he explains how much trouble they must risk. As they prepare the plan, his confidence and enthusiasm return, and he ends with a wry, amused remark about the consequences. |
| G1_Q000784 | G1_V000670 | emotion trajectory | How does the older boy in yellow’s dejection change when his feverish mother reassures him that he is loved? | He is dejected while asking whether he was adopted. The reassurance does not noticeably lift his mood: he remains subdued, gives a deflated response, and eventually suggests leaving. |
| G1_Q000785 | G1_V000671 | emotion influence | What emotions does the youngest boy in red plaid show in response to the sick woman’s furious threats about sending the older boy away? | ["fear","surprise"] |
| G1_Q000786 | G1_V000673 | emotion trajectory | How do the boy in the white T-shirt’s emotions change during the opening bedroom scene? | He is excited and expectant about his trick, becomes surprised and puzzled by the other boy’s reaction, and then ends happy and pleased. |
| G1_Q000787 | G1_V000674 | emotion trajectory | How do the man in the white shirt and patterned tie’s emotions change while looking at the car in the showroom? | He begins interested but hesitant. He becomes delighted and excited about the car, then surprised and attentive on hearing about its features. His hesitation returns when he remembers work, before he yields to the salesman and becomes pleased at the prospect of staying. |
| G1_Q000788 | G1_V000675 | emotion trajectory | How do the boy in the dark jacket’s emotions change during the conversation outside the house about the letter? | He starts amused and self-assured that his plan worked. His pleasure and excitement increase as he explains how he outsmarted everyone. He is then shocked by where the real letter was hidden, and ends angry and disapproving. |
| G1_Q000789 | G1_V000676 | emotion influence | What emotions does the dark-haired boy show in response to the red-shirted boy’s teasing and display of the nose plug? | ["embarrassment","annoyance"] |
| G1_Q000790 | G1_V000677 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotions does the man in the yellow tank top convey toward the woman by the pool? | ["affection","anticipation","happiness"] |
| G1_Q000791 | G1_V000678 | emotion transition | What emotions does the woman in the blue swimsuit show before and after the rush of water sweeps her into the slide? | {"before":["anger","disapproval"],"after":["surprise","fear"]} |
| G1_Q000792 | G1_V000677 | emotion cause | Why does the dark-haired boy in red swim trunks look so pleased and self-assured during the prank on the blond boy? | The blond boy falls for his trick about the girl he likes. |
| G1_Q000793 | G1_V000679 | emotion transition | What emotions does the small blond boy show before and after being told that he must stay home? | {"before":["anticipation","yearning"],"after":["sadness","sensitivity"]} |
| G1_Q000794 | G1_V000680 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotion does the boy in the striped shirt and overalls convey about the moving paper bag? | ["engagement"] |
| G1_Q000795 | G1_V000681 | emotion trajectory | How do the young man in the gray T-shirt’s emotions change during the military-school office conversation about pool? | He begins composed, then becomes worried when told he is in serious trouble and surprised by the complaint that he has been letting the officer win. He responds with wry self-assurance about his skill, but ends uneasy and doubtful when threatened with punishment over the rematch. |
| G1_Q000796 | G1_V000682 | emotion trajectory | How do the older officer’s emotions change during the pool rematch? | He initially seems pleased and self-satisfied. He grows frustrated with the contest, then becomes amused and confidently competitive in a new way: he deliberately tries to lose. He ends smugly pleased with turning the situation against the cadet. |
| G1_Q000797 | G1_V000683 | emotion cause | What causes the red-haired man in the dark jacket’s sudden surprise when he enters the room? | He sees the large mural portraying the two men as winged figures. |
| G1_Q000798 | G1_V000684 | emotion cause | What causes the dark-haired man holding the BB gun to be surprised again? | The BB gun unexpectedly goes off again while he is handling it. |
| G1_Q000799 | G1_V000685 | emotion influence | What emotions does the older man in the red tracksuit show in response to the woman’s animated story about her former husband? | ["surprise","doubt/confusion"] |
| G1_Q000800 | G1_V000686 | emotion transition | What emotions does the long-haired woman in black show before and after another parent demands that the young player be removed? | {"before":["happiness","excitement"],"after":["anger","disapproval"]} |
| G1_Q000801 | G1_V000687 | emotion trajectory | How do the man in the light-blue shirt’s emotions change while the family discusses the BB-gun incident and its punishment? | He is initially surprised by the incident and by being expected to carry out the agreed punishment. He becomes uneasy about following through, then shifts into a playful, matter-of-fact attitude as the family schedules it and he jokes about putting it on the calendar. |
| G1_Q000802 | G1_V000688 | emotion transition | What emotions does the girl in the patterned top show before and after the younger boy teases her about the boy she is inviting over? | {"before":["happiness","anticipation"],"after":["embarrassment","annoyance"]} |
| G1_Q000803 | G1_V000689 | emotion trajectory | How do the girl in the patterned top’s emotions change during her boyfriend’s visit and the exchange with her parents? | She begins eager to welcome her boyfriend, but her parents' repeated interruptions and her father's attempts to impress him leave her increasingly embarrassed and frustrated. |
| G1_Q000804 | G1_V000687 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotion does the blonde woman in the green cardigan convey about the agreed punishment? | ["disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000805 | G1_V000683 | emotion influence | What emotions does the heavyset dark-haired man show in response to the red-haired man’s comment about a woman’s body shape? | ["annoyance","sensitivity","embarrassment"] |
| G1_Q000806 | G1_V000690 | emotion influence | What emotions do the relatives show when the bearded man dramatically presents the baby to them? | ["surprise","affection","excitement"] |
| G1_Q000807 | G1_V000687 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the dark-haired man wearing a purple zip-up hoodie over a gray printed T-shirt develop over the video? | He initially shows mild concern and gives a restrained reprimand. He becomes surprised and doubtful when he realizes the punishment is meant seriously, then looks uneasy and reluctant to carry it out. His manner becomes more playful and matter-of-fact as he joins in scheduling the punishment, although he is not enthusiastic about hurting the boy. |
| G1_Q000808 | G1_V000691 | emotion cause | Why is the man in the white shirt embarrassed during the discussion about the bicycle? | He realizes that the boy only scratched his own bicycle and never lost it, so his assumption that it had been stolen was wrong. |
| G1_Q000809 | G1_V000692 | emotion transition | What emotions does the dark-haired man show immediately before and after discovering that the bicycle he hid is gone? | {"before":["embarrassment"],"after":["surprise","disquietment"]} |
| G1_Q000810 | G1_V000693 | emotion influence | What emotions does the red-haired man in purple show when another parent asks about developmental milestones and the teacher calls attention to his baby? | ["disquietment","engagement"] |
| G1_Q000811 | G1_V000694 | emotion trajectory | How do the dark-haired father's emotions about getting his young son a new bicycle change as the family discusses the boy's old bike? | Phil initially treats the old bicycle with amusement. He then expresses concern that Luke will be ridiculed and becomes protective of him. After announcing that Luke will get a new bike, he is warmly pleased and adopts a show of confident authority, briefly softening his boast when he addresses Claire. |
| G1_Q000812 | G1_V000694 | emotion influence | What emotions does the helmeted boy show when his father announces that he will get a new bicycle that afternoon? | ["surprise","happiness"] |
| G1_Q000813 | G1_V000695 | emotion trajectory | How do the older gray-haired man's emotions change after he learns that the dark-haired boy's biological father will not collect him for their planned outing? | Jay is initially angry and resentful about Javier letting Manny down. When he speaks to Manny, he becomes somber and sympathetic, trying to soften the disappointment. As he offers to take Manny to Disneyland, his manner warms into pleasure and affection, and he ends calmly reflecting on the importance of showing up as a father. |
| G1_Q000814 | G1_V000694 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the dark-haired adult man wearing a bicycle helmet outdoors develop over the video? | He is doubtful and defensive about keeping the boy on the old bicycle, showing concern about how the boy will be treated. He becomes more assertive and confident when he announces that the boy will get a new bicycle. He presents himself with pleased, exaggerated confidence, briefly becomes cautious as he looks around for his wife, and then resumes the bravado. |
| G1_Q000815 | G1_V000696 | emotion cause | Why does the heavyset man suddenly feel pain during the parents’ dance at the class? | He strains or hurts himself while performing an energetic dance. |
| G1_Q000816 | G1_V000697 | emotion influence | What emotions does the blonde mother show when the dark-haired father makes the steam-shower remark while chatting with the female neighbor? | ["aversion","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000817 | G1_V000692 | emotion trajectory | How do the dark-haired father's emotions change as he helps the female neighbor, discovers the bicycle is missing, and returns to the bike shop? | He starts cheerful and eager to help Desiree, becoming awkwardly self-conscious during their flirtatious exchange. Discovering that the bicycle is gone leaves him surprised and concerned. At the shop, he gradually treats his predicament with rueful amusement, accepting the teasing and agreeing to buy insurance. |
| G1_Q000818 | G1_V000698 | emotion cause | Why is the blonde mother surprised by the dark-haired young boy's remarks about the younger dark-haired girl's individuality? | Manny explains Alex’s wish to have her own identity and says he would not give up being himself for even a second, displaying an insight Claire finds unusually mature for his age. |
| G1_Q000819 | G1_V000699 | emotion transition | What emotions does the blonde mother show before and after the younger dark-haired girl points out that the young boy is not wearing pants? | {"before":["annoyance","disapproval"],"after":["surprise","annoyance"]} |
| G1_Q000820 | G1_V000700 | emotion trajectory | How do the blonde mother's emotions change from discussing family harmony with her husband to her exchange with the dark-haired woman and the dark-haired young boy in the kitchen? | Claire begins skeptical and disapproving of Phil’s claims, becoming more irritated as she points out that he still feels awkward around her father. Later, her mood lightens into amusement as she responds to Manny describing his strategy game. |
| G1_Q000821 | G1_V000701 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotion does the younger dark-haired girl convey in the restaurant conversation? | ["engagement"] |
| G1_Q000822 | G1_V000700 | emotion influence | What emotions does the dark-haired man in the blue shirt show when his wife challenges his claim that he and her father are close friends? | ["surprise","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000823 | G1_V000702 | emotion trajectory | How do the dark-haired father's emotions change while helping the older gray-haired man perform the model-plane trick and after the plane strikes him? | Phil is initially relaxed and amused while getting into position. He becomes excited and delighted as the plane flies through the hoop. After being struck in the face, that enjoyment gives way to pain and alarm. |
| G1_Q000824 | G1_V000703 | emotion trajectory | How do the younger dark-haired girl's emotions change from discussing the dark-haired woman's tattoos and wearing a dress through returning home and seeing her injured father? | Alex begins playfully curious, then reacts with disgust to the intimate details. Her dismissive attitude toward dresses gives way to insecurity when she admits she does not feel pretty. She brightens with reassurance and pride in being smart, is briefly flustered by the suggestion that the busboy likes her, then becomes relaxed and pleased again, including when she says she bought a dress. Seeing her injured father finally startles her. |
| G1_Q000825 | G1_V000704 | emotion influence | What emotion does the red-haired man show when the heavyset man reveals that they buy the baby girl's diapers at Costco? | ["surprise"] |
| G1_Q000826 | G1_V000700 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the dark-haired man in the open blue shirt over a gray T-shirt develop over the video? | He starts relaxed and self-assured about his ability to get along with the younger man. He becomes more defensive, insisting that he and her father are close. His self-assurance gives way to awkward uncertainty when he actually tries to socialize with the older man. |
| G1_Q000827 | G1_V000705 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotions does the dark-haired father convey at the model-airplane field? | ["happiness","engagement"] |
| G1_Q000828 | G1_V000706 | emotion cause | Why is the blonde mother startled when she hears “Promising career” during the red-haired man's visit? | The comment reveals that her mother has come with Mitchell: Dede suddenly joins the exchange, taking Claire by surprise. |
| G1_Q000829 | G1_V000707 | emotion cause | Why does the older blonde woman become nervous when the doorbell rings during the gathering? | The bell signals Jay and Gloria’s arrival, so Dede is about to face them and becomes nervous about the encounter. |
| G1_Q000830 | G1_V000708 | emotion transition | What emotions does the older teenage girl show before and after the blonde mother offers to consider letting her attend the concert, provided the dinner and background check go well? | {"before":["annoyance"],"after":["excitement","anticipation"]} |
| G1_Q000831 | G1_V000709 | emotion trajectory | How do the heavyset man's emotions change as the older blonde woman arrives and he comments on her treatment of him and the past wedding incident? | He initially jokes about Dede, then awkwardly masks his reaction when he realizes she is there. Recalling her gifts to him, he shows hurt beneath his dry humor. The mention of the wedding incident leaves him guarded and uneasy, but his account of having warned Mitchell turns back into amused, self-satisfied teasing. |
| G1_Q000832 | G1_V000710 | emotion trajectory | How do the dark-haired woman's emotions change across the wedding recollection and her conversation with the older gray-haired man about it? | She begins cheerful while describing the wedding she wanted. During Dede’s insulting toast and disruptive behavior, she becomes offended and alarmed. In the later conversation, she returns to an amused tone while contrasting the event with her first wedding. |
| G1_Q000833 | G1_V000709 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the heavyset man who wears a pink striped shirt in the living room develop over the video? | He begins with mocking amusement, then abruptly switches to an awkwardly welcoming manner when he sees the visitor. His manner becomes more guarded and resentful; his account of the gifts conveys that he feels personally slighted. He looks wary and apprehensive as the past incident is raised. He later shifts into self-satisfied amusement while pointing out that he had warned against the invitation. |
| G1_Q000834 | G1_V000711 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotion does the older gray-haired man convey about the boy's slumber-party story and prank? | ["happiness"] |
| G1_Q000835 | G1_V000712 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotions does the long-haired teenage visitor convey toward the older teenage girl and her family? | ["affection","esteem"] |
| G1_Q000836 | G1_V000713 | emotion cause | Why does the young boy become angry with the dark-haired young boy during the meeting at school? | Manny keeps calling Luke his nephew and insisting on that family relationship, which Luke resents. |
| G1_Q000837 | G1_V000714 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotions does the dark-haired father convey toward the dark-haired woman? | ["engagement","sympathy"] |
| G1_Q000838 | G1_V000715 | emotion transition | What emotions does the dark-haired woman show before the blonde mother says she loves having her and the dark-haired young boy in the family, and after she admits that she can be defensive? | {"before":["anger"],"after":["happiness"]} |
| G1_Q000839 | G1_V000716 | emotion trajectory | How do the heavyset man's emotions change as the red-haired man talks about learning football and misunderstands the word “mascots”? | Cameron is initially pleasantly surprised by Mitchell’s new interest in football. He becomes disapproving when Mitchell makes a condescending remark about football fans. The misunderstanding about mascots then leaves him amused. |
| G1_Q000840 | G1_V000716 | emotion influence | What emotion does the red-haired man show after realizing that he misheard “mascots” as “ascots”? | ["embarrassment"] |
| G1_Q000841 | G1_V000717 | emotion influence | What emotion does the red-haired man show when the blonde mother awkwardly asks him to help defend her remarks about the dark-haired woman and the older gray-haired man? | ["happiness"] |
| G1_Q000842 | G1_V000716 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the heavyset man wearing a dark number-7 football jersey develop over the video? | He starts enthusiastic about the outing, then shows concern when he notices his partner is not ready to join in. He briefly becomes approving and pleased at the apparent willingness to take an interest. His expression turns more skeptical and irritated as the response becomes patronizing. He returns visibly animated in face paint, reasserting his own enthusiasm rather than settling into the same mood as his partner. |
| G1_Q000843 | G1_V000718 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotion does the older gray-haired man in the gray polo convey? | ["happiness"] |
| G1_Q000844 | G1_V000719 | emotion cause | Why do the red-haired man and the heavyset man become alarmed while dancing with the baby girl? | They accidentally bump Lily’s head while dancing, and her crying confirms their fear that it was her head that was hit. |
| G1_Q000845 | G1_V000720 | emotion cause | Why is the heavyset man astonished when they finally get the car door open? | The emergency-assistance operator has unlocked the car remotely, and Cameron is amazed that a signal could open it so quickly. |
| G1_Q000846 | G1_V000721 | emotion trajectory | How do the blonde mother's emotions change across the race with the dark-haired father, its aftermath, and the later drive with the older teenage girl? | Claire starts confidently competitive about the race, then becomes more understanding and affectionate as she realizes Phil needs a boost. His collision briefly makes her frightened for him; once he is all right, she returns to warmth and quiet satisfaction about letting him win. During the later drive, alarm returns when Haley loses focus. Claire briefly tries to stay calm and give instructions, but becomes increasingly frightened and frustrated when Haley refuses to pull over. |
| G1_Q000847 | G1_V000722 | emotion trajectory | How do the older gray-haired man's emotions change as he brings the dark-haired young boy the poncho and learns that the dark-haired young boy also wants to play the pan flute at school? | Jay begins skeptical and disapproving of the plan, using jokes to express it. He then adopts a warmer, encouraging manner toward Manny. Hearing about the flute brings back his skepticism. Once Gloria asks him to get rid of it, he becomes playfully amused while pretending that breaking it is an accident. |
| G1_Q000848 | G1_V000723 | emotion transition | What emotions does the dark-haired man show before and after the blonde woman insists that she really gets up at six? | {"before":["happiness"],"after":["surprise"]} |
| G1_Q000849 | G1_V000722 | emotion influence | What emotion does the boy in the orange polo shirt show when the older man gives him the poncho and he finds his pan flute in its pocket? | ["happiness"] |
| G1_Q000850 | G1_V000724 | emotion influence | What emotion does the red-haired man in the purple sweater show when he learns that his partner is still dressing their baby as pop stars? | ["surprise"] |
| G1_Q000851 | G1_V000725 | emotion influence | What emotion does the heavyset man show when the red-haired man suggests that he ate the eggs rather than broke them? | ["annoyance"] |
| G1_Q000852 | G1_V000722 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the dark-haired boy in the orange striped polo who receives the poncho develop over the video? | He initially looks worried and uncertain about why he has been called out. His worry gives way to relief and then bright excitement as he receives the poncho and finds his flute. His excitement collapses into startled dismay as he watches the instrument get broken. |
| G1_Q000853 | G1_V000726 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotion does the red-haired man in the purple shirt convey at the baby's medical examination? | ["engagement"] |
| G1_Q000854 | G1_V000727 | emotion cause | What causes the woman in blue to become angry? | She becomes indignant because he refuses to compete with a girl on the grounds that defeating a woman would dishonor him; she sees this as disrespect for women and treating them as inferior. |
| G1_Q000855 | G1_V000728 | emotion cause | Why does the black-haired woman seated beside the older man become concerned after the nurse speaks? | The nurse explains that the young fencer's parents have died, prompting the woman to feel concern and sympathy for the girl. |
| G1_Q000856 | G1_V000729 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotion does the boy in the fencing outfit convey about his win? | ["happiness"] |
| G1_Q000857 | G1_V000730 | emotion influence | What emotion does the older man show when the boy returns his fencing sword and announces that he is retiring? | ["surprise"] |
| G1_Q000858 | G1_V000731 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the heavyset dark-haired man change as he discusses his partner’s resentment and then receives a joke about his yellow shirt? | He begins amused, making sarcastic jokes about his partner’s skating story. He becomes frustrated when his partner will not acknowledge his resentment. He briefly lightens while defending his yellow shirt, then feels offended by the comparison to the sun, expressing that hurt through continued joking rather than withdrawing completely. |
| G1_Q000859 | G1_V000732 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotion does the dark-haired real-estate agent convey to the prospective buyers? | ["engagement"] |
| G1_Q000860 | G1_V000733 | emotion influence | What emotions does the blonde woman show in response to the two teenage girls mocking each other and calling for her intervention? | ["annoyance","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000861 | G1_V000731 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the red-haired man who later sits on the sofa with papers and a mug develop over the video? | He initially speaks with engaged, restrained pride about his skating experience. He becomes guarded and uncomfortable, initially avoiding an open admission of resentment. He acknowledges feeling embarrassed by his lingering resentment, but expresses it through a cutting remark and ends more pointed and irritated rather than relieved. |
| G1_Q000862 | G1_V000734 | emotion trajectory | How do the older gray-haired man's emotions develop from the family's celebration of the boy's fencing victory to his later reflection on pushing children to succeed? | He begins happy and proud of the boy's victory. As the family's celebration becomes excessive, he shows embarrassment about how far it has gone. He later reflects with amusement and self-assurance, favoring the tangible rewards of winning over the guilt caused by pushing too hard. |
| G1_Q000863 | G1_V000735 | emotion cause | What causes the two men in the nursery to become excited? | They look forward to a night out with Sal, recalling how lively and uninhibited their time with her used to be, after being absorbed in caring for the baby. |
| G1_Q000864 | G1_V000736 | emotion cause | What causes the couple on the sofa to become uneasy? | The singer abruptly turns serious and says his sister lost her feet to complications of diabetes, making the lighthearted performance suddenly personal and uncomfortable. |
| G1_Q000865 | G1_V000737 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the navy shirt change throughout the anniversary gift exchange and his comments about the gifts? | He is playful and happy as he presents the bracelet and enjoys his wife’s pleased reaction. He becomes eager and excited to receive his own gift. He expresses enthusiastic thanks for the hug coupons, while his pointed comment that hugs are usually free reveals disappointment beneath the pleased manner. He openly vents his dissatisfaction in an amused, animated way, listing things he would actually like while still stating that he loves his wife. |
| G1_Q000866 | G1_V000738 | emotion transition | What emotions does the girl in the brown leather jacket show before and after her grandfather tells her to put her pajamas on? | {"before":["happiness"],"after":["surprise","doubt/confusion"]} |
| G1_Q000867 | G1_V000739 | emotion transition | What emotions does the long-haired woman show before and after the older man admits that he wants to keep his grandchildren around a little longer? | {"before":["anger"],"after":["happiness","affection"]} |
| G1_Q000868 | G1_V000740 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the blonde woman in the purple sleeveless top change during the conversation about her friends’ baby? | She initially responds with dismissive, teasing humor. She becomes defensive when asked whether she is jealous, insisting that her remarks were jokes. She then reveals sadness and vulnerability about feeling less close to her friends and unable to call them as before. |
| G1_Q000869 | G1_V000740 | emotion cause | Why does the blonde woman in the purple sleeveless top become sad during the conversation? | She feels that the arrival of the baby has changed their friendship: the two men no longer call her as often, and she now hesitates to call them because she might wake the baby. |
| G1_Q000870 | G1_V000740 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the blonde woman in the sleeveless purple top seated between two men develop over the video? | She initially engages in the conversation with animated amusement and joking expressions. Her joking becomes more pointed, with resentment becoming visible beneath the playful presentation. She becomes openly hurt and tearful as she describes feeling left out. She accepts their physical comfort while remaining visibly upset; the ending does not show a complete recovery to happiness. |
| G1_Q000871 | G1_V000741 | emotion influence | What emotion does the curly-haired boy show when his sister suggests that their grandfather may be dying? | ["fear"] |
| G1_Q000872 | G1_V000742 | emotion cause | Why do the dark-haired man and blonde woman feel guilty while discussing the young boy's birthday? | Seeing Luke use an extension cord as a belt reminds them how little he asks for and how often they have neglected or mishandled his birthday. They feel they have let him down and should make it up to him. |
| G1_Q000873 | G1_V000743 | emotion transition | What emotions does the heavyset man show before the dark-haired father rejects hiring a clown and immediately afterward, when he questions that decision? | {"before":["happiness"],"after":["disapproval"]} |
| G1_Q000874 | G1_V000744 | emotion trajectory | How do the red-haired man’s emotions change from arriving home to discussing his partner’s plan to appear as a clown at the party? | He is mildly amused while joking about the present he has bought. He is startled when he sees his partner dressed as a clown. He becomes disapproving and exasperated that the plan contradicts their earlier discussion. He gives way to reluctant amusement and laughs at his partner’s claim that the clown is completely unsexual. |
| G1_Q000875 | G1_V000745 | emotion cause | Why does the boy in the light-blue shirt seek the older man’s advice about attracting the girl at the party? | He wants the girl he likes to like him back, so he seeks advice on how to attract her. |
| G1_Q000876 | G1_V000746 | emotion transition | What emotions does the boy in the light-blue shirt show before and after he makes mistakes while trying to tell jokes to the girl? | {"before":["happiness"],"after":["embarrassment"]} |
| G1_Q000877 | G1_V000744 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the red-haired man who removes his jacket to reveal a striped polo shirt develop over the video? | He moves from an ordinary, relaxed arrival into surprise and discomfort on seeing the clown costume. He becomes mockingly amused and skeptical during the explanation of clown training. He returns to disapproval when challenging the plan to appear as a clown. He ends with sarcastic amusement, rather than sincere approval of the costume. |
| G1_Q000878 | G1_V000747 | emotion transition | What emotions does the boy in the light-blue shirt show before and after his mother reassures him that he can be himself when approaching the girl? | {"before":["sadness"],"after":["happiness","confidence"]} |
| G1_Q000879 | G1_V000748 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotion does the long-haired animal handler convey to the children? | ["engagement"] |
| G1_Q000880 | G1_V000749 | emotion cause | Why does the woman in the red vest become angry when she notices the mark on the couch? | She thinks the mark is a cigarette burn and believes one of the children has been smoking and is refusing to admit it. |
| G1_Q000881 | G1_V000750 | emotion transition | What emotions does the man in the red sweater show before and after the unexpected interruption in the Christmas movie? | {"before":["engagement"],"after":["surprise","doubt/confusion"]} |
| G1_Q000882 | G1_V000751 | emotion influence | What emotion does the heavyset man in the black floral sweater show as his companion repeatedly criticizes the holiday display? | ["disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000883 | G1_V000752 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the long-haired brunette girl without glasses change while she and her siblings discuss the canceled Christmas? | She is initially distressed that Christmas has been canceled. She then becomes frustrated and defensive as the siblings blame one another for the mark on the couch. |
| G1_Q000884 | G1_V000753 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotions do the parents convey toward the children's refusal to take responsibility for the couch mark? | ["anger","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000885 | G1_V000754 | emotion influence | What emotions does the curly-haired boy show when his sisters fail to support his confession as they had planned? | ["surprise","anger"] |
| G1_Q000886 | G1_V000752 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the girl with glasses and a black outfit with a red band at the waist develop over the video? | She initially appears skeptical and mildly irritated as the children blame one another. She becomes more confident and animated when she develops a plan, showing hopeful engagement as she explains how it might persuade their parents. |
| G1_Q000887 | G1_V000755 | emotion cause | Why does the costumed holiday performer's mood improve during the interaction with the two men? | The two men apologize and give him gifts after their earlier criticism, making him feel appreciated and turning a bad day into a better one. |
| G1_Q000888 | G1_V000752 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotions does the dark-haired girl with glasses convey in her plan for the siblings to confess together? | ["engagement","confidence"] |
| G1_Q000889 | G1_V000756 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the gray long-sleeved shirt change as he discusses restoring Christmas and hears his daughter’s confession? | He is hopeful about restoring Christmas and tries to justify backing down. He becomes conflicted when his daughter confesses, balancing approval of her concern for the family with disapproval of the alleged smoking and lying. He becomes visibly excited when he announces that Christmas is back on. |
| G1_Q000890 | G1_V000757 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the red-haired man in the gray argyle sweater change during the parking-lot interaction? | He is initially irritated while discussing the carolers. He is surprised to hear that the man dressed as Santa has been fired. His manner softens and becomes sympathetic as he thanks the man and offers him help. |
| G1_Q000891 | G1_V000758 | emotion influence | How does the red-haired man in the gray argyle sweater react emotionally to the discussion of changing holiday traditions? | ["happiness"] |
| G1_Q000892 | G1_V000759 | emotion influence | How does the dark-haired boy in the gray sweatshirt react emotionally when the older man dismisses his family's holiday traditions? | ["sadness"] |
| G1_Q000893 | G1_V000760 | emotion influence | How does the curly-haired boy in the striped shirt react emotionally when the dark-haired man calls for a family hug? | ["happiness"] |
| G1_Q000894 | G1_V000761 | emotion cause | What most directly causes the dark-haired man in the dark shirt to become worried? | He suddenly feels pain after playing with the Water Weasel. |
| G1_Q000895 | G1_V000762 | emotion influence | What emotion does the red-haired man in the black T-shirt show when he finds his partner in the gray T-shirt comforting the baby despite their sleep-training plan? | ["anger"] |
| G1_Q000896 | G1_V000763 | emotion trajectory | How do the older man's emotions change as he spends the night with the visiting man and learns why the visitor finds these trips difficult? | He begins irritated and wary about the late-night visit. As they play pool and talk, he relaxes and becomes friendly and amused. He is then surprised and uneasy when the visitor says that coming back is difficult because of him. |
| G1_Q000897 | G1_V000764 | emotion transition | What emotions does the man in the hospital bed show before and after the medication begins affecting him? | {"before":["confidence"],"after":["happiness","affection"]} |
| G1_Q000898 | G1_V000765 | emotion trajectory | How do the woman in the deep-blue dress’s emotions change while discussing the boy’s tiredness and the previous night? | She starts concerned about the boy’s tiredness. She becomes amused while teasing the older man about his new friendship. She becomes exasperated on learning that they kept the boy out late. |
| G1_Q000899 | G1_V000766 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotion does the blonde woman in the dark top convey about dressing up for firefighters? | ["embarrassment"] |
| G1_Q000900 | G1_V000767 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotion does the woman in the blue-purple top convey in the family discussion? | ["anger"] |
| G1_Q000901 | G1_V000765 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the long-haired woman in the fitted blue-purple top develop over the video? | She initially shows concern and impatience about the tired boy and the need to leave. She reacts with surprise and disapproval as she learns why he is tired. Her frustration intensifies into exasperation as she hurries him outside and continues addressing the older man. |
| G1_Q000902 | G1_V000768 | emotion trajectory | How do the older man in the dark sweater’s emotions change during the discussion about the visitor staying overnight? | He begins annoyed and disapproving as the visitor takes over the evening and asks to stay. His irritation develops into jealous insecurity when he questions his partner's former attraction to the visitor. He then softens into relief and affection when she assures him that he is the right man and limits the visit to one night. |
| G1_Q000903 | G1_V000769 | emotion trajectory | How do the man in the gray T-shirt’s emotions change during the painful episode beside his wife? | He becomes alarmed by the sudden pain. His fear intensifies into panic. He briefly relaxes when he thinks the pain is passing. He becomes terrified again when the pain returns. |
| G1_Q000904 | G1_V000770 | emotion influence | What emotions does the dark-haired man show after noticing that the blonde woman changed clothes and put on lipstick before the firefighters arrive? | ["annoyance","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000905 | G1_V000771 | emotion influence | How does the curly-haired boy in the dark shirt react emotionally when the girl with glasses corrects his misunderstanding? | ["surprise"] |
| G1_Q000906 | G1_V000772 | emotion cause | What most directly causes the dark-haired man to become uneasy? | The blonde woman shows him an embarrassing picture found on the computer. |
| G1_Q000907 | G1_V000773 | emotion trajectory | How do the woman in the bright-pink blouse’s emotions change during the argument about the dog butler? | She begins apologetic about the accident. She becomes defensive when accused of disliking it. She grows openly annoyed as the argument turns to their possessions. |
| G1_Q000908 | G1_V000774 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotion does the dark-haired man convey in the family conversation? | ["disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000909 | G1_V000775 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotion does the brown-haired man convey about the insensitive remarks? | ["sensitivity"] |
| G1_Q000910 | G1_V000773 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the older gray-haired man in the light striped shirt carrying the dog-shaped butler statue develop over the video? | He is annoyed and suspicious while questioning what happened to the statue. His annoyance becomes more openly indignant and frustrated as he defends the statue and complains about the pillows. He remains visibly irritated as the exchange ends; there is no clear reconciliation or return to amusement. |
| G1_Q000911 | G1_V000776 | emotion trajectory | How do the red-haired man’s emotions develop as the larger man tries to reconcile with him outside the house? | He begins guarded, annoyed, and reluctant to accept the reconciliation. As the larger man continues appealing to him, his resistance eases. He ultimately softens into affection and acceptance before they go inside together. |
| G1_Q000912 | G1_V000777 | emotion influence | What emotion does the red-haired man in the gray vest and tie show when the larger man praises him in an embarrassing way? | ["embarrassment"] |
| G1_Q000913 | G1_V000778 | emotion trajectory | How do the curly-haired boy’s emotions change while confessing what he read on the computer? | He begins guilty about what he did. He becomes uneasy while admitting how long he kept looking. He briefly becomes amused, then ends curious about what he read. |
| G1_Q000914 | G1_V000779 | emotion influence | What emotions does the long-haired girl in the dark top show when she believes her sister has read her journal? | ["anger","sensitivity"] |
| G1_Q000915 | G1_V000780 | emotion influence | What emotion does the long-haired woman in the bright-pink blouse show after receiving a message that someone is getting married and hurrying over to hear the news? | ["excitement"] |
| G1_Q000916 | G1_V000781 | emotion trajectory | How do the older man in the purple striped shirt’s emotions change when he runs into the larger man while with his friends? | He starts amused while talking with his friends. He becomes surprised by the unexpected encounter. He becomes awkward and embarrassed when making the introduction. |
| G1_Q000917 | G1_V000782 | emotion transition | What emotions does the red-haired man in the black jacket show before and after the heavyset man describes being introduced as a friend? | {"before":["engagement"],"after":["anger","disapproval"]} |
| G1_Q000918 | G1_V000781 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotion does the heavyset man convey? | ["happiness"] |
| G1_Q000919 | G1_V000783 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotion does the older man in the purple striped shirt convey about the woman's remarks? | ["engagement"] |
| G1_Q000920 | G1_V000784 | emotion trajectory | How do the heavyset man in the blue patterned shirt’s emotions change while preparing for the florist’s arrival? | He is alarmed that the flowers now look better after he complained. He becomes anxious about covering up the complaint. He ends horrified when the plan goes wrong. |
| G1_Q000921 | G1_V000785 | emotion transition | How do the emotions of the teenage girl in the purple top change before and after she restores the television picture? | {"before":["doubt/confusion"],"after":["happiness","confidence"]} |
| G1_Q000922 | G1_V000781 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the older gray-haired man wearing a purple striped shirt and holding a paper cup develop over the video? | He initially appears relaxed and amused while chatting with the group. He becomes noticeably less at ease as the conversation continues, with a tighter expression and more guarded reactions. He ends looking awkward and embarrassed, glancing down and withdrawing from the earlier easy amusement. |
| G1_Q000923 | G1_V000786 | emotion cause | What most directly causes the red-haired man in the black jacket to become angry? | The older man had introduced Cameron merely as "a friend of my son." |
| G1_Q000924 | G1_V000787 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the blonde woman in the blue long-sleeve top develop across the clip? | She begins annoyed with her husband and the technology. She becomes alarmed when the television blasts loudly. She becomes embarrassed when she learns Dylan can see her through the webcam. |
| G1_Q000925 | G1_V000788 | emotion influence | How does the dark-haired boy in the purple shirt react emotionally to the crying woman in the burgundy cardigan? | ["sympathy"] |
| G1_Q000926 | G1_V000789 | emotion influence | How does the red-haired man in the dark checkered shirt react emotionally to the older man's attempt to reconnect with his friend? | ["esteem","happiness"] |
| G1_Q000927 | G1_V000790 | emotion influence | How does the short-haired woman in the orange floral dress react emotionally to the heavyset man in the gray jacket holding yellow flowers? | ["excitement"] |
| G1_Q000928 | G1_V000791 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotion does the blonde woman in the blue zip-up top convey about her former career? | ["confidence"] |
| G1_Q000929 | G1_V000792 | emotion transition | How do the emotions of the older gray-haired man in the dark T-shirt change before and after the accidental locker-room bump? | {"before":["disapproval"],"after":["embarrassment","anger"]} |
| G1_Q000930 | G1_V000793 | emotion influence | How does the dark-haired man in the purple polo and fake mustache react emotionally when the worker in the yellow hard hat praises his mustache? | ["confidence","happiness"] |
| G1_Q000931 | G1_V000794 | emotion transition | What emotions does the blonde woman in the tan jacket show before and after her former coworker reveals her executive promotion? | {"before":["confidence"],"after":["surprise"]} |
| G1_Q000932 | G1_V000795 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the older gray-haired man in the navy polo shirt develop during the conversation after the game? | He is frustrated about losing and offers an excuse. He becomes embarrassed and defensive while discussing the physical contact. He ends exasperated after another double entendre. |
| G1_Q000933 | G1_V000795 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotion does the heavyset man in the black track jacket convey? | ["confidence"] |
| G1_Q000934 | G1_V000795 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the older gray-haired man in the navy sports shirt and protective glasses develop over the video? | He is frustrated by losing and becomes defensive, explaining the result as a consequence of being distracted. His frustration becomes more assertive and competitive as he insists on an immediate rematch. He ends flustered and exasperated when the final question catches him out. |
| G1_Q000935 | G1_V000792 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the heavyset man in the white T-shirt develop during the locker-room exchange? | He begins playfully teasing the older man. He is briefly surprised by the older man’s reaction to their accidental contact. He becomes amused and continues teasing. He looks surprised again at the older man’s abrupt exit. |
| G1_Q000936 | G1_V000796 | emotion cause | What most directly causes the long-haired teenage girl in the black top to become angry? | She sees a photo of Dylan with his arm around another girl. |
| G1_Q000937 | G1_V000797 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotion does the older gray-haired man convey about his racquetball win? | ["confidence"] |
| G1_Q000938 | G1_V000798 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotion does the red-haired man in the striped shirt and tie convey about his court argument? | ["disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000939 | G1_V000799 | emotion transition | What emotions does the blonde woman in the plaid shirt show before and after she realizes how the teenage couple's Valentine picture was made? | {"before":["happiness"],"after":["surprise"]} |
| G1_Q000940 | G1_V000800 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the blonde woman in the black sleeveless dress develop during the bar conversation? | She begins playfully flirtatious. She becomes offended by his complaints about his wife. She becomes delighted when he changes his approach. |
| G1_Q000941 | G1_V000801 | emotion influence | What emotions does the hotel plan proposed by the dark-haired man evoke in the blonde woman wearing the plaid shirt? | ["excitement"] |
| G1_Q000942 | G1_V000802 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotions does the heavyset dark-haired man in the red floral shirt convey about the boy's stolen-poem account? | ["anger","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000943 | G1_V000803 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotion does the neatly dressed boy convey about joining the table? | ["engagement"] |
| G1_Q000944 | G1_V000804 | emotion cause | What most directly causes the red-haired man in the dark suit to become angry? | He becomes angry because the larger boy has taken credit for the neatly dressed boy’s poem and is bullying him. |
| G1_Q000945 | G1_V000800 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the blonde woman with her hair pinned up, wearing a black sleeveless dress at the bar develop over the video? | She starts playfully interested and engaged in the flirtatious role-play. Her manner turns cool and irritated when the fictional complaints seem to concern her, and she presses the point rather than continuing to flirt. She then relaxes into a broad smile and renewed playful interest when his revised line succeeds. |
| G1_Q000946 | G1_V000805 | emotion trajectory | How do the older gray-haired man’s emotions develop as he discusses being mocked for his age and then decides what to do next with the woman in the red dress? | He begins hurt and insecure after other people laugh at the joke about his age. He becomes reassured and affectionate when the woman says she loves him and will stay with him. After a brief defensive exchange about aging and weight, he recovers his confidence and ends playfully suggesting that they go salsa dancing. |
| G1_Q000947 | G1_V000800 | emotion trajectory | How do the dark-haired man’s emotions develop throughout the bar role-play with the blonde woman? | He begins cautiously engaged in the flirtatious role-play. When his complaints about his wife offend the woman, he becomes defensive and apologetic. He then starts over with renewed confidence and ends pleased when she enthusiastically approves his new line. |
| G1_Q000948 | G1_V000802 | emotion trajectory | How do the dark-haired young boy's emotions develop as he tells the heavyset man and the red-haired man about his poem and considers their plan? | Manny is dejected and upset that another boy has taken credit for his poem and gone out with Fiona. He becomes hesitant about confronting Durkas, but Cameron’s encouragement leaves him visibly brighter and willing to try the plan. |
| G1_Q000949 | G1_V000806 | emotion influence | What emotions arise in the dark-haired father when he realizes the blonde mother is serious that her coat is stuck in the escalator? | ["surprise","disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000950 | G1_V000807 | emotion influence | What emotion does the dark-haired father's admission that no maintenance worker is coming provoke in the blonde mother's demand that he get help? | ["anger"] |
| G1_Q000951 | G1_V000808 | emotion trajectory | How do the heavyset man's emotions develop across the conversation about stereotypes, inviting the pediatrician, and the dentist? | Cameron first objects with indignant irritation. He becomes amused and self-assured while presenting his invitation as a bold move, then briefly grows agitated defending his strategy before returning to a smug, playful confidence. The suggestion that the dentist has a crush on him leaves him surprised and playfully inquisitive. |
| G1_Q000952 | G1_V000809 | emotion trajectory | How do the dark-haired father's emotions develop during his first attempts to explore the crawlspace with the young boy? | Phil starts amused and eager to explore. Entering the dark crawlspace startles him, after which he tries to project reassurance and confidence to Luke and playfully proposes extra equipment to delay going in again. |
| G1_Q000953 | G1_V000810 | emotion cause | Why does the young boy become angry with the dark-haired father while they use the remote-controlled truck to inspect the crawlspace? | Phil loses Luke’s truck inside the crawlspace while steering without being able to see where it is going. Luke is especially upset because his grandfather has only just given him the truck. |
| G1_Q000954 | G1_V000811 | emotion trajectory | How do the older teenage girl's emotions develop through the driving test and the examiner’s offer to restart? | Haley becomes anxious and overwhelmed by the directions, then breaks down in tears and pleads for her license. Even after the examiner agrees to restart, she remains nervous and vulnerable; her request for a reassuring smile ends in frustration when it does not help. |
| G1_Q000955 | G1_V000808 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the heavyset man who wears a purple checked shirt while preparing for visitors develop over the video? | He starts disapproving of his partner's stereotyping remark. He becomes self-assured about cultivating the doctor's friendship, then defensively irritated when his partner mocks the idea. His defensiveness gives way to surprised, flattered interest when he is told that the dentist may have a crush on him. |
| G1_Q000956 | G1_V000812 | emotion transition | How do the dark-haired young boy's emotions change from happily discussing the fishing trip to realizing the dark-haired woman intends him to ride the roller coaster? | {"before":["happiness","anticipation"],"after":["fear","annoyance"]} |
| G1_Q000957 | G1_V000813 | emotion trajectory | How do the dark-haired young boy's emotions develop as the dark-haired woman persuades him to ride the roller coaster and praises his agreement? | Manny is upset and apprehensive, repeatedly raising worries about falling out or vomiting. Realizing Gloria will not give up, he reluctantly gives in rather than becoming confidently fearless. Her praise then brings a small but visible moment of pleasure and pride. |
| G1_Q000958 | G1_V000814 | emotion transition | How do the dark-haired woman in the purple top’s emotions change from speaking about her difficult relationship with her mother to reacting after her car strikes the trash cans? | {"before":["sadness","sensitivity"],"after":["surprise"]} |
| G1_Q000959 | G1_V000815 | emotion trajectory | How do the younger dark-haired girl's emotions develop as the blonde mother discusses the school dance and repeatedly assures her someone will ask her to dance? | Alex begins with dismissive, teasing resistance and becomes irritated by Claire’s dancing and repeated reassurance. Her defensive insistence gives way to open anxiety that nobody will ask her. She remains troubled and ends with a resigned complaint that even the advice she receives is a hand-me-down. |
| G1_Q000960 | G1_V000816 | emotion trajectory | How do the older gray-haired man's emotions develop while the dark-haired young boy pretends to be ill and the dark-haired woman explains the party? | Jay initially responds dryly and then appears amused by Manny’s performance. That amusement briefly gives way to a puzzled, concerned look as Manny tries to avoid the party. He returns to light amusement, joking about how little he understands and then about Manny’s father fearing the restaurant bill. |
| G1_Q000961 | G1_V000817 | emotion transition | How do the red-haired man's emotions change from complaining about his boss to realizing the boss may have heard him? | {"before":["anger","annoyance"],"after":["surprise","embarrassment","disquietment"]} |
| G1_Q000962 | G1_V000818 | emotion influence | What emotion does the news that his pet turtle has died elicit in the dark-haired young boy as he sees the body and leaves the room? | ["sadness"] |
| G1_Q000963 | G1_V000819 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotion does the dark-haired boy convey about the contradictory footprints? | ["doubt/confusion"] |
| G1_Q000964 | G1_V000820 | emotion transition | How do the older gray-haired man's emotions change from warmly offering the red-haired man a motivational poster to hearing that he tried to give him the same one years ago? | {"before":["affection","happiness"],"after":["surprise"]} |
| G1_Q000965 | G1_V000821 | emotion trajectory | How do the dark-haired father's emotions develop throughout the exchange in which the woman from his past treats their messages as a romantic relationship? | Phil initially presents a cheerful manner, but becomes uneasy when he says the situation is wrong. A brief playful response interrupts that unease before he firmly resists letting anything happen. Denise’s reading of their messages and claim of a relationship then leave him increasingly astonished and bewildered. |
| G1_Q000966 | G1_V000821 | emotion trajectory | How do the red-haired woman’s emotions develop as she pursues the dark-haired man and he denies that their messages formed a relationship? | She begins confident and playfully flirtatious. She becomes annoyed and incredulous when the man refuses her advances and denies having encouraged her. When he rejects the idea that they had a relationship, her reaction intensifies into anger and hurt as she accuses him of leading women on. |
| G1_Q000967 | G1_V000822 | emotion trajectory | How do the dark-haired woman's emotions develop as she confronts the older gray-haired man about the pet turtle's death and hears his story about the red-haired man's bird? | Gloria begins with a confident accusation and becomes forcefully disapproving when she insists Jay tell the truth. His account of the bird’s death shocks and exasperates her. She returns to stern criticism of his lying before ending amused by the bird’s name. |
| G1_Q000968 | G1_V000821 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the dark-haired man in the light button-down shirt in the kitchen develop over the video? | He initially maintains a relatively composed, socially pleasant manner. He becomes alarmed and uncomfortable when she approaches him intimately, pulling away and trying to stop the encounter. He becomes increasingly bewildered and defensive as he realizes she has interpreted their messages as a relationship, ending tense and urgently trying to explain. |
| G1_Q000969 | G1_V000823 | emotion trajectory | How do the blonde mother's emotions develop as she discusses the dark-haired father's planned meeting and messages with the woman from his past? | Claire starts lightheartedly curious and teasing. Learning about the contact and restaurant plan makes her increasingly suspicious and disapproving, with sharper irritation as she challenges Phil’s naivety. She later mocks the messages with playful amusement, but ends with dry, skeptical sarcasm rather than being reassured. |
| G1_Q000970 | G1_V000824 | emotion trajectory | How do the red-haired man's emotions develop after he tells the heavyset man he has quit his job? | Mitchell is initially exhilarated and feels liberated. The practical consequences turn that excitement into panic, and he tries to regain control by deciding to beg for his job back. He remains seriously worried about supporting the family despite Cameron’s reassurance, but ends by recovering enough humor to joke about drinking the cheap wine. |
| G1_Q000971 | G1_V000825 | emotion influence | What emotions does the blonde mother's discovery that the dark-haired father's relationships with her and the woman from his past overlapped provoke in the dark-haired father? | ["embarrassment","disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000972 | G1_V000826 | emotion trajectory | How do the red-haired man's emotions develop during the confrontation with his boss, from explaining the phone call to leaving the office? | Mitchell begins hesitantly trying to explain away the insult. Seeing his daughter stand up inspires a more resolute refusal to work Sunday. When his boss makes an ultimatum, he accepts leaving and ends with a playful sense of liberation as he retrieves his elevator ID. |
| G1_Q000973 | G1_V000827 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotion does the blonde mother convey about the family's handling of school deadlines? | ["disapproval"] |
| G1_Q000974 | G1_V000828 | emotion transition | How do the heavyset man's emotions change from his enthusiastic welcome in the car to his response when the dark-haired woman asks whether he is nervous? | {"before":["excitement","anticipation"],"after":["embarrassment","disquietment"]} |
| G1_Q000975 | G1_V000829 | emotion trajectory | How does the heavyset man's emotional state develop while the dark-haired woman tells her boyfriend story and he struggles with the spicy food? | Cameron initially tries to stay engaged in the lighthearted conversation, but discomfort is already breaking through his strained smile. He insists he is fine and likes the place while struggling to conceal the burning sensation. He then abandons that composure, reaches for a drink, and becomes more visibly distressed when the water makes the pain worse. |
| G1_Q000976 | G1_V000830 | emotion trajectory | How do the dark-haired young boy's emotions develop as he jokes with the older gray-haired man and the red-haired man, voices his worries about joining them, and tries more brotherly teasing? | Manny starts amused and playful while teasing Mitchell. He then becomes worried and vulnerable about being welcome and saying the wrong thing, and Jay’s explanation does not immediately remove that discomfort. He eventually returns to energetic, pleased joking, enjoying Jay’s encouragement and taking the final mild correction without obvious distress. |
| G1_Q000977 | G1_V000831 | emotion cause | Why is the dark-haired father pleased when the young boy suggests how to organize the project about a famous painter? | Luke independently proposes putting Van Gogh’s life on one side of the board and his paintings on the other. Phil is pleased both with the useful plan and with Luke having come up with it himself. |
| G1_Q000978 | G1_V000829 | emotion influence | What emotion does the heavyset man's visible struggle with the spicy food evoke in the long-haired woman seated with him? | ["disquietment"] |
| G1_Q000979 | G1_V000829 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the heavyset man in the pale patterned shirt seated in the restaurant booth develop over the video? | He initially responds with laughter and an attempt to stay lighthearted, but the expression becomes strained. He tries to maintain composure while becoming visibly uncomfortable and embarrassed about how badly he is reacting. His composure breaks into overt distress as he seeks relief, gets up, and hurries away. |
| G1_Q000980 | G1_V000832 | emotion transition | How do the blonde mother's emotions change from rushing in after the dark-haired father cries out to reprimanding him after seeing the young boy's project? | {"before":["fear","disquietment"],"after":["anger","disapproval"]} |
| G1_Q000981 | G1_V000833 | emotion cause | Why does the red-haired man become sympathetic toward the dark-haired young boy during his conversation with the older gray-haired man by the car? | Jay explains that Manny was left out of a big party and that children he thought were friends consider him weird. Learning that Manny has had this painful social rejection shifts Mitchell’s attention to the boy’s need for support. |
| G1_Q000982 | G1_V000834 | emotion trajectory | How do the older teenage girl's emotions develop when the blonde mother leaves her to finish the cupcakes herself? | Haley begins absorbed in her phone conversation and in a cheerful, casual mood. Once Claire leaves the baking to her, she reacts with disbelieving exasperation, loudly announcing exaggerated mistakes in an effort to draw her mother back. She ends frustrated when the protest does not bring help. |
| G1_Q000983 | G1_V000835 | emotion cause | Why does the blonde mother anxiously ask about Poison Control after the older teenage girl leaves with the impression that her cupcakes are a success? | The cupcakes cause alarming reactions after the family tastes them. Claire has just kept up encouraging praise in front of Haley, but once Haley leaves she reveals her worry that the cupcakes may be unsafe to eat. |
| G1_Q000984 | G1_V000836 | emotion influence | What emotion does the heavyset man's teasing about the red-haired man's telescope and outing with his father elicit in the red-haired man during their exchange? | ["embarrassment","annoyance"] |
| G1_Q000985 | G1_V000837 | emotion influence | What emotion does the red-haired man's skunk-spray predicament elicit in the dark-haired young boy when he jokes about the smell at the viewing site? | ["happiness"] |
| G1_Q000986 | G1_V000838 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotions does the dark-haired father convey about his birthday plans? | ["happiness","anticipation"] |
| G1_Q000987 | G1_V000839 | emotion transition | How do the older gray-haired man's emotions change from confidently coaching the dark-haired young boy through the chess game to being unexpectedly checkmated? | {"before":["confidence","engagement"],"after":["surprise","doubt/confusion"]} |
| G1_Q000988 | G1_V000840 | emotion trajectory | How do the older gray-haired man's emotions develop as he complains about losing his watch and the dark-haired woman challenges his account of his chess ability? | Jay begins with a light, mock-exasperated complaint. Learning Gloria was involved makes him surprised and indignant, and her criticism briefly leaves him embarrassed and subdued. He recovers a playful, defensive confidence in calling Manny a genius and asserting his own win over Gloria, but ends caught off guard and doubtful when she questions that victory. |
| G1_Q000989 | G1_V000841 | emotion transition | How do the dark-haired father's emotions change from enjoying his birthday breakfast celebration to burning himself on the hot cookware? | {"before":["happiness","affection"],"after":["surprise","pain"]} |
| G1_Q000990 | G1_V000842 | emotion cause | Why is the dark-haired father upset when the blonde mother explains what happened to his birthday iPad? | He expected Claire to get the iPad on release day, but she fell asleep, arrived after it had sold out, and came home without it. He regrets not going himself and is frustrated that he now has to wait until the following week. |
| G1_Q000991 | G1_V000843 | emotion transition | How do the dark-haired father's emotions change from believing the announced birthday party is for him to seeing that it is for a child with the same name? | {"before":["happiness","anticipation"],"after":["surprise","embarrassment","sadness"]} |
| G1_Q000992 | G1_V000840 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the older gray-haired man in the burgundy button-down shirt develop over the video? | He starts indignant and annoyed, treating the chess result as an unfair trick. He becomes defensively self-assured, insisting that he is a strong player and that his previous win was genuine. That confidence is unsettled by doubt, and he responds with increasingly irritated denial rather than calmly accepting her claim. |
| G1_Q000993 | G1_V000840 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotion does the dark-haired woman convey about the older man's chess claims? | ["confidence"] |
| G1_Q000994 | G1_V000844 | emotion cause | Why does the blonde mother become delighted when the young boy reveals what he obtained from the dark-haired father's online friends? | Luke has managed to get an extra iPad from one of Phil’s online friends by falsely claiming that Phil is dying and that it is his last wish. Claire realizes they now have the birthday gift she had failed to obtain, turning her attempted reprimand into delighted relief. |
| G1_Q000995 | G1_V000845 | emotion trajectory | How do the blonde mother's emotions develop while she waits for the iPad and the confrontation in the line escalates? | Claire is initially relieved and grateful when Mitchell arrives. She becomes annoyed at a man cutting in, briefly reacts with amusement to Mitchell’s intervention, and then grows alarmed as the confrontation turns physical. When security removes them, she becomes frantic about losing her chance to buy the iPad and keeps trying to stay in line. |
| G1_Q000996 | G1_V000846 | emotion trajectory | How do the red-haired man's emotions develop during the older gray-haired man's self-defense lesson, from being told to attack to finding himself on the floor? | Mitchell is initially taken aback by the request to attack Jay, then responds with amused denial when Jay brings up old grievances. The hold makes him strained and distressed as he cannot escape. After losing consciousness and coming around, he is bewildered about why he is on the floor. |
| G1_Q000997 | G1_V000847 | emotion cause | Why is the red-haired man taken aback by the older gray-haired man's comment after his self-defense demonstration? | Mitchell has just self-consciously asked whether his demonstration was not very pretty. Jay turns that into a teasing criticism that it may have been too pretty, implying it looked more graceful than effective as fighting. |
| G1_Q000998 | G1_V000848 | emotion transition | How do the heavyset man's emotions differ between his lighthearted exchange about clothing and his later private admission about being away from the baby girl? | {"before":["happiness"],"after":["suffering","yearning"]} |
| G1_Q000999 | G1_V000849 | emotion transition | How do the emotions of the dark-haired man in the gray hoodie change from leading the team's pep talk to being relegated to assistant coach by the older gray-haired man? | {"before":["confidence","excitement"],"after":["sensitivity","embarrassment"]} |
| G1_Q001000 | G1_V000850 | emotion cause | Why does the dark-haired woman become sad after the dark-haired young boy talks to her about the next basketball game? | Manny asks her not to attend because her encouragement gives the other children material to tease him, and he does not believe she will be able to stay quiet. Being asked to stay away hurts her despite her attempt to promise she will stop calling out. |
| G1_Q001001 | G1_V000851 | emotion trajectory | How do the dark-haired man in the gray hoodie’s emotions develop while coaching the boys and commenting on his coaching philosophy? | He begins with confident enthusiasm, energetically explaining a play and encouraging the team. He becomes more quietly attentive as play begins. He responds with wry amusement and some exasperation about the limits of his idealistic coaching, while still expressing support. |
| G1_Q001002 | G1_V000852 | emotion cause | What most directly causes the slim red-haired man with a beard to become surprised? | The host explicitly offers him a lawyer position and asks whether he is in or out. |
| G1_Q001003 | G1_V000851 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the dark-haired coach in the gray hoodie holding a white board develop over the video? | He starts enthusiastic and encouraging, projecting confidence while directing the children. He becomes intensely focused and expectant as he follows the play. He briefly celebrates, then visibly checks himself and becomes more awkward and subdued, rather than sustaining the triumphant reaction. |
| G1_Q001004 | G1_V000853 | emotion transition | How do the emotions of the woman in the black jacket change from admitting that her son did not want her at his game to joking about having another baby and agreeing to get ice cream? | {"before":["sensitivity","sadness"],"after":["happiness"]} |
| G1_Q001005 | G1_V000851 | emotion influence | What emotion does the dark-haired coach's energetic pep talk evoke in the boys on the basketball team? | ["excitement"] |
| G1_Q001006 | G1_V000854 | emotion trajectory | How do the blonde woman in the teal top’s emotions develop as her daughter apologizes, asks for money, and leaves? | She is initially weary and displeased at having waited. She softens into touched, affectionate happiness when her daughter says she loves and appreciates her. She becomes knowingly amused when the apology turns into a request for money, and ends with mischievous satisfaction as she embarrasses her daughter in public. |
| G1_Q001007 | G1_V000855 | emotion trajectory | How do the heavyset man in the blue-and-white striped shirt’s emotions change as he and his partner try to get back inside? | He starts in a playful, upbeat mood, encouraging his partner to take the job. He becomes alarmed when they find themselves locked out, then briefly reassures himself that his partner can handle the problem. He grows uncertain as the controls make noises and ends in renewed shock and panic when something goes badly wrong. |
| G1_Q001008 | G1_V000856 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotion does the older gray-haired man convey about taking charge of the grill? | ["confidence"] |
| G1_Q001009 | G1_V000857 | contextual emotion | Considering the full video, what emotions does the coach in the red polo convey? | ["anger","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q001010 | G1_V000858 | emotion transition | How do the dark-haired man’s emotions change from his initial reaction to the dog’s arrival to realizing that his wife is upset because he did not tell her about it? | {"before":["happiness"],"after":["fear"]} |
| G1_Q001011 | G1_V000859 | emotion influence | What emotions does the playful reunion with the dark-haired man evoke in the older gray-haired man in the navy cardigan? | ["affection","happiness"] |
| G1_Q001012 | G1_V000860 | emotion trajectory | How do the dark-haired man in the blue sweater’s emotions change while asking his father what is wrong? | He is worried and insistently seeks an honest answer, with impatience when his father jokes. He reacts with shock when his father says he has fallen in love, becoming more startled by the correction from “she” to “he.” His alarm subsides into relief and gentle amusement when he learns that his father means the dog, though he still offers a practical caution about what to tell his mother. |
| G1_Q001013 | G1_V000861 | emotion influence | What emotion does first welcoming the new dog evoke in the curly-haired boy in the gray hoodie? | ["affection","excitement"] |
| G1_Q001014 | G1_V000862 | emotion transition | How do the shaggy-haired man’s emotions change from believing he must cancel the gig to accepting the heavyset man as a replacement drummer after the young woman encourages him? | {"before":["sadness","disquietment"],"after":["anticipation"]} |
| G1_Q001015 | G1_V000863 | emotion cause | What most directly causes the dark-haired woman in the patterned blouse to become angry? | She sees that her son is frightened and preparing to defend the house after Jay took him to a horror movie. She blames Jay for exposing a young child to something that has left him so scared. |
| G1_Q001016 | G1_V000864 | emotion transition | What emotions does the dark-haired man in the gray shirt show before and after his father says he will leave without going home? | {"before":["happiness"],"after":["disquietment","sensitivity"]} |
| G1_Q001017 | G1_V000860 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the dark-haired man in the blue long-sleeved top beside the motorhome develop over the video? | He initially looks concerned and serious, pressing the older man for an honest explanation. His concern sharpens into alarm and bewilderment as he tries to understand the confession. He relaxes into relief and wry amusement when he understands that the issue is attachment to the dog. |
| G1_Q001018 | G1_V000860 | emotion cause | Why does the older gray-haired man feel such affection for the dog and not want to leave it? | During their three-day drive across the country, the dog nuzzled its way into his heart, and he describes those days with the dog as the happiest of his life. |
| G1_Q001019 | G1_V000865 | emotion cause | What most directly causes the older gray-haired man in the navy cardigan to feel affectionate? | His son understands his attachment to the dog and insists that he should take it home with him, making him feel understood and supported. |
| G1_Q001020 | G1_V000866 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the heavyset man in the light-purple shirt develop during the conversation about playing with the band? | He is initially upbeat about playing with the band. The reminder of the conflicting party briefly dismays him, but he becomes firm and defensive about keeping his promise to the musicians. He then opens up about feeling frustrated and confined by staying home with the baby, making an earnest appeal for this outlet. |
| G1_Q001021 | G1_V000863 | emotion trajectory | How does the dark-haired boy in the black short-sleeved shirt's fear develop during the discussion of the ringing doorbell? | He is alarmed and suspicious that the ringing means an intruder or demon has reached the house. His suspicion persists even when the ringing stops: he worries that the demon may already be inside and seeks a weapon. He remains on guard rather than becoming relieved, announcing that he will take the first watch. |
| G1_Q001022 | G1_V000867 | emotion influence | What emotion does the shaggy-haired young man express when he responds to the heavyset drummer’s question about their gig? | ["happiness"] |
| G1_Q001023 | G1_V000868 | emotion cause | What causes the dark-haired boy in the brown-and-cream shirt to become terrified while watching television? | A man appears outside the window, addresses him directly, and raises a large blade. The boy takes the figure as a threat to him, panics, and runs away calling for his mother. |
| G1_Q001024 | G1_V000869 | emotion influence | What emotions does the heavyset man’s insistence on fitting in a playdate before leaving for the airport evoke in the slim red-haired man during their conversation at home? | ["annoyance","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q001025 | G1_V000870 | contextual emotion | What emotion does the blonde woman in the red-and-white striped top consistently display in the video? | ["disquietment"] |
| G1_Q001026 | G1_V000871 | emotion cause | Why does the older gray-haired man in the red tracksuit become dejected after the drink spills? | The drink spills onto his e-reader, threatening the books he wants to read. His efforts to save it do not reassure him, and he is upset that his reading has been spoiled. |
| G1_Q001027 | G1_V000869 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the heavyset man in the colorful floral shirt develop across the airport exchange and the flashback to packing at home, in the order shown? | He begins cheerful and excited about Hawaii, then becomes defensive when his partner challenges him and blames him for the forgotten wallet. In the flashback he is fond and enthusiastic about the baby’s outfit and playdate, confidently minimizing his partner’s concerns about packing time. Back at the airport he is briefly displeased and impatient during the debate about retrieving the wallet, urging his partner to go. He returns to a light, joking travel mood while telling the blonde woman where the men have gone, though he acknowledges their timing will be close. |
| G1_Q001028 | G1_V000872 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the heavyset man in the floral shirt develop as his conversation with the blonde woman moves from the airport game to his partner's expectations? | He begins in a playful mood, proposing an airport storytelling game. As the conversation turns to his partner blaming him for not helping, he becomes defensive and frustrated, insisting that he was never directly asked. By the end, he reveals hurt beneath that defensiveness because his partner doubts how willing he is to help. |
| G1_Q001029 | G1_V000873 | emotion transition | What emotions does the older man in the red tracksuit show before and after his wife explains that the family will leave after six days, giving the couple time alone? | {"before":["doubt/confusion"],"after":["happiness","affection"]} |
| G1_Q001030 | G1_V000869 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the red-haired man wearing a blue jacket and carrying luggage at the airport develop over the video? | He initially appears lighthearted and engaged while greeting the others. He abruptly becomes alarmed, then frustrated and accusatory when he realizes he has forgotten his wallet. In the earlier packing scene shown next, he is already stressed and irritated by the competing preparations and the planned visit. Back at the airport, he is anxious and discouraged about making the flight. He becomes indignant at his partner's hesitation to wait, then urgently frustrated as he tries to get the car moving. |
| G1_Q001031 | G1_V000869 | emotion cause | Why does the slim red-haired man become worried after checking for his wallet at the airport? | He realizes he has forgotten the wallet containing his identification, so he cannot board the plane without retrieving it. He fears there is not enough time to get home and back before the flight. |
| G1_Q001032 | G1_V000874 | emotion trajectory | How do the long-haired brunette teenager's emotions develop across her airport comments about the boy and the flashback to finding her boyfriend in her room, in the order shown? | She begins with amused, admiring interest in the boy she regards as mature. In the flashback she is startled to discover her boyfriend still in her room and becomes anxious that her parents will find him. Her urgency becomes exasperation as his romantic farewell delays his leaving. |
| G1_Q001033 | G1_V000875 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the blonde woman in the red-and-white striped top develop while she talks with her father at the airport bar? | She is anxious and vulnerable about flying, explaining that she has so much to lose. She becomes concerned and somewhat hurt by the possibility that her father does not want the family on the trip, while her own flight anxiety still surfaces. As he explains his worry about his wife, she responds with warm, amused sympathy and reassurance that his wife loves him. |
| G1_Q001034 | G1_V000876 | emotion cause | Why is the blonde woman in the striped top upset with her husband during their phone call before the flight? | She had told him that her fear of flying was getting worse and was relying on him to stay with her for support. His absence leaves her facing that anxiety without the help she expected from him. |
| G1_Q001035 | G1_V000877 | emotion influence | How does the long-haired teenage girl's failed attempt to flirt with the boy affect the dark-haired girl wearing glasses emotionally? | ["happiness"] |
| G1_Q001036 | G1_V000878 | emotion influence | How does the heavyset man's claim that the attendant praised his shirt affect the slim red-haired man emotionally? | ["happiness"] |
| G1_Q001037 | G1_V000879 | emotion influence | How does the dark-haired man's distraction while she manages the children affect the blonde woman in the striped cover-up emotionally? | ["annoyance","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q001038 | G1_V000880 | emotion transition | What emotions does the older man reclining in the white cap show before and after his brother reminds him that their father died at the age he is about to reach? | {"before":["happiness"],"after":["disquietment"]} |
| G1_Q001039 | G1_V000881 | emotion transition | What emotions does the blonde woman in the multicolored cover-up show before and after the man beside her throws her daughter's phone into the pool? | {"before":["annoyance"],"after":["surprise","disapproval"]} |
| G1_Q001040 | G1_V000882 | emotion cause | Why does the slim red-haired man become alarmed as the elevator doors close? | He realizes that they have left the baby in her stroller inside the elevator because each man assumed the other had brought her out. The closing doors suddenly separate them from her. |
| G1_Q001041 | G1_V000883 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the dark-haired boy in the green shirt develop during the dispute over the room and his jacket? | He is irritated and sarcastically critical about the sand and the mistreatment of his clothes. He erupts into anger when the other boy deliberately wrinkles the jacket, shouting for him to stop and leave the room. His anger ends in dismissive sarcasm rather than reconciliation, mocking the other boy’s bathroom habits as he threatens to move out. |
| G1_Q001042 | G1_V000884 | emotion trajectory | How do the blonde woman's emotions toward the ill teenager develop during their bathroom conversation? | She is initially shocked and concerned at finding the girl ill. She firmly criticizes the drinking while already beginning to care for her. Her manner then becomes gentler and affectionate as she wipes the girl's face and postpones further scolding, but her disapproval of the drinking remains. |
| G1_Q001043 | G1_V000885 | contextual emotion | What emotion does the older gray-haired man in the red shirt consistently display in the video? | ["pain"] |
| G1_Q001044 | G1_V000883 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the dark-haired boy in the green T-shirt and patterned shorts develop over the video? | He starts annoyed with his roommate's mess and lack of care for his belongings. He briefly softens as the roommate apologizes and the problem seems about to stop. His irritation escalates into anger and exasperation when the teasing becomes deliberate, and he firmly demands that the roommate leave. |
| G1_Q001045 | G1_V000886 | emotion trajectory | How do the older man's emotions develop as he talks with the dark-haired woman about his father and then responds to her teasing? | He is unsettled by reaching the age at which his father died. Recalling his father brings affectionate amusement, followed by wistful sadness that his father cannot see the life he has built. His wife's teasing then returns him to a playful, affectionate mood, and he invites her into an embrace. |
| G1_Q001046 | G1_V000887 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the blonde woman in the red dress and blue wrap develop across the video? | She begins subdued but sympathetic, reassuring her husband that his effort was sweet and rejecting his claim that the romance is gone. When she sees the wedding setup, she becomes visibly astonished and repeatedly exclaims in surprise. The surprise develops into warm happiness and affection: she calls it incredibly cool and kisses him, then turns toward her father as he offers to walk her down the aisle. |
| G1_Q001047 | G1_V000883 | emotion trajectory | How do the curly-haired boy's feelings and attitude develop as the other boy complains about their room and his linen jacket? | He initially responds casually and apologetically to the complaints. He then becomes mischievously amused, deliberately wrinkling the jacket to provoke the other boy. When ordered out, he briefly looks confused, then becomes defiant, saying he will move in with his sisters and continuing to provoke the other boy. |
| G1_Q001048 | G1_V000888 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the slim red-haired man in the gray striped shirt develop as he searches for the baby and then speaks with the dark-haired woman? | He is panicked, urgently calling for help while searching for the baby. He relaxes with relief on finding Lily safe with the woman, acknowledging how worried they were. He becomes newly surprised and concerned when he registers that the woman has also said his father is missing. |
| G1_Q001049 | G1_V000889 | emotion influence | How does the curly-haired boy's bathroom-creature routine affect the dark-haired boy emotionally? | ["annoyance","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q001050 | G1_V000886 | emotion influence | What emotions does the dark-haired woman show in response to the older man’s fond memories of his father and his sadness that his father cannot see their life now? | ["sympathy","affection","happiness"] |
| G1_Q001051 | G1_V000890 | emotion cause | Why does the dark-haired man in the light gray hoodie describe the kiss-cam situation with the dark-haired woman as awkward? | The kiss-cam publicly expects him to kiss his wife's father's second wife. Although they are not blood relatives, that family relationship makes the expected kiss feel socially inappropriate and uncomfortable to him. |
| G1_Q001052 | G1_V000891 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the older gray-haired man in the white short-sleeve shirt develop as he intervenes in the family portrait argument? | He intervenes with irritation and disapproval at the family’s fussing and reluctance to cooperate. He briefly softens into warm amusement when recalling how small talk led him to meet his wife. He returns to forceful frustration, scolding his daughter for demanding perfection. |
| G1_Q001053 | G1_V000892 | contextual emotion | What emotion does the red-haired man in the cobalt-blue shirt consistently display in the video? | ["fear"] |
| G1_Q001054 | G1_V000893 | emotion cause | Why does the blonde woman in white remain so impatient and insist that everyone stop celebrating after the sprinklers are turned off? | She is trying to get the family portrait taken within the remaining time. The sprinkler delay has already disrupted her plan, so she sees further joking and celebration as more time lost and urgently wants everyone ready for the photograph. |
| G1_Q001055 | G1_V000891 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the older gray-haired man in the white short-sleeved shirt at the family photograph develop over the video? | He initially appears annoyed and impatient with the escalating family argument. His expression briefly softens into warmth and amusement as they recall their first conversation. He then returns to forceful irritation and exasperation while challenging the demand for a perfect family picture. |
| G1_Q001056 | G1_V000891 | emotion cause | Why is the heavyset man holding the baby upset with the red-haired man during the family portrait gathering? | He wanted his partner to attend an important event with him and feels let down that his partner stayed away because he dislikes making small talk. |
| G1_Q001057 | G1_V000894 | emotion cause | What most directly causes the blonde woman in the white blouse and trousers to become angry? | Mud splatters her white outfit, and the family responds by throwing more mud instead of stopping. She is upset that their clothes and cooperation for the planned family portrait are being spoiled. |
| G1_Q001058 | G1_V000895 | emotion trajectory | How do the blonde woman's emotions develop across the staircase conversation and the inserted interview about the family portrait? | She first worries that the damaged step will spoil the portrait. In the inserted interview she is enthusiastic about the arrangement, then irritated by her husband's joking alternatives. Back at the stairs she remains preoccupied with the flaw, but softens into affection and wistfulness as she explains wanting to preserve this moment before the children grow up. She abruptly returns to frustrated determination and tries to fix the step herself, ending exasperated when it comes loose. |
| G1_Q001059 | G1_V000896 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the older gray-haired man in the black polo shirt develop across the video? | He initially looks irritated and complains emphatically about the underwear mix-up. His manner eases when he greets the visitors, and he speaks with matter-of-fact assurance about keeping commitments. On learning whom the school project concerns, his face drops; he answers the call with a brief socially pleasant expression but then looks resigned as he accepts the obligation and hands over his previous plan. The initial irritation does not persist unchanged through the whole video. |
| G1_Q001060 | G1_V000897 | emotion influence | How does the blonde woman in the dark striped top react emotionally to seeing the man in the light gray hoodie on television? | ["surprise","happiness"] |
| G1_Q001061 | G1_V000898 | emotion cause | Why is the red-haired man in the blue shirt reluctant to agree when the woman asks to move the family portrait to his home? | His own room is in disarray, with scattered feathers, disturbed furniture and a large overturned object beside him. It is not ready to serve as a family portrait setting, so he cannot offer the tidy alternative she needs. |
| G1_Q001062 | G1_V000899 | emotion influence | How do the heavyset dark-haired man's restrained replies during breakfast affect the slim red-haired man in the cobalt-blue shirt emotionally? | ["doubt/confusion","disquietment"] |
| G1_Q001063 | G1_V000900 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the dark jacket and glasses develop across his arrival and the product meeting? | He initially greets the group warmly, then reacts with impressed surprise to the attendance loophole and hastily adopts a disapproving managerial stance. He becomes friendly and eager to build rapport over coffee and jokes. During the product demonstration he is animated and confident. The question about the missed launch date briefly makes him awkward, but he recovers his businesslike enthusiasm while explaining the team's assignment. |
| G1_Q001064 | G1_V000901 | contextual emotion | What underlying emotion does the dark-haired man in the dark jacket consistently display in the video? | ["sadness"] |
| G1_Q001065 | G1_V000902 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the bespectacled man in the light jacket develop during his conversation with the seated woman in teal? | He is initially uneasy and defensive as the woman challenges his report, trying to justify his choices. He briefly adopts an apologetic smile, then makes another hopeful, cheerful attempt to explain the glitter. Her dismissal threat leaves him deflated and exasperated, and he complains in confusion after she leaves. |
| G1_Q001066 | G1_V000903 | emotion trajectory | How do the blue-shirted man's emotions develop from reading at his desk through his conversation with the woman who sent the email? | He is initially absorbed and briefly amused by the flowery wording. Reading the forwarded appeal startles and alarms him. He becomes agitated and reproachful when questioning its sender, then remains frustrated and disbelieving as she explains why she contacted the superior without telling him. |
| G1_Q001067 | G1_V000904 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the bespectacled man develop as the woman in pink evaluates his article? | He begins with a tentative, expectant smile, then becomes uncomfortable as she critically reads the article. The warning about the previous team makes him alarmed. He tries to placate her with a strained smile and assurances about contributing in his current job, but ends frustrated and pleading when she rejects that response. |
| G1_Q001068 | G1_V000905 | emotion cause | Why does the woman in denim overalls remain angry despite the black-jacketed man's offer to support her? | He dismisses her ethical objection as fan loyalty and offers another publicity opportunity without checking the facts, which she sees as exploiting the victim again. |
| G1_Q001069 | G1_V000906 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the ponytailed young woman develop during her conversation with the man in the striped suit? | She initially appears nervous and reserved. She warms into happiness and engagement while discussing her interests and receiving praise. When he explains how to submit the missing information, she becomes visibly hopeful about another chance and smiles broadly at his promise to help. |
| G1_Q001070 | G1_V000907 | emotion transition | How does the bespectacled manager’s emotional state change from urgently requesting software installation to receiving the long approval estimate and routine promise to hurry? | {"before":["disquietment"],"after":["annoyance"]} |
| G1_Q001071 | G1_V000908 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the ponytailed young woman develop during the evening meeting with the man in the dark suit? | She arrives with a polite, cheerful manner, then becomes hesitant and uneasy on learning that the other attendees are absent. She looks puzzled about why the session involves alcohol. As he repeatedly corrects her and guides her hands, she becomes increasingly reserved and uncomfortable, despite occasional polite smiles. |
| G1_Q001072 | G1_V000909 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the ponytailed young woman develop during her confrontation with the man in the dark suit? | She is tense and alarmed by the unwanted contact and pulls away. Her fear is joined by anger as she firmly rejects him and tries to keep her distance. His accusation about the application shocks and confuses her; on inspecting the document, she becomes indignant and accuses him of changing it. As he threatens her career and closes in again, she becomes increasingly frightened and tearfully distressed. |
| G1_Q001073 | G1_V000910 | emotion trajectory | How does the ponytailed woman in the dark blazer and pale bow move from resisting unwanted contact to reacting to her colleagues' support? | She first recoils from the unwanted contact, looking distressed and repelled, then pushes the man away and leaves. Later she sits withdrawn with a lowered gaze and strained face; when approached by her colleagues she breaks down and seeks comfort in an embrace. Their reassurance does not restore her confidence: she remains hurt and increasingly questions whether her smiling or clothing caused the harassment. Her active rejection therefore gives way to sustained sadness and self-doubt, rather than to emotional recovery. |
| G1_Q001074 | G1_V000911 | emotion transition | How does the bespectacled manager change from admitting that no process is perfect to insisting junior staff must still follow it? | {"before":["annoyance","doubt/confusion"],"after":["confidence"]} |
| G1_Q001075 | G1_V000912 | emotion cause | Why does the long-haired woman in white appear hopeful even while describing her own unsuccessful harassment complaint? | She now believes there is a way to help the younger woman that was not available when she made her own complaint. Discovering this new possibility gives her hope despite the painful history she is recounting. |
| G1_Q001076 | G1_V000913 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the bespectacled manager develop as he tries to recover a usable computer? | He begins irritated and demands his computer back. When even cancellation requires more approvals, his irritation turns into incredulous frustration. He angrily tries the alternative of his old computer, but another list of restrictions leaves him increasingly overwhelmed. He ends slumped over and dejected, still exasperated at how complicated the process has become. |
| G1_Q001077 | G1_V000914 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the light gray suit develop as his accusation is exposed? | He starts with angry accusations, then adopts a smugly confident manner when defending the documents. Seeing the contradictory evidence makes him startled and defensive. He lashes out and appeals for support, then becomes alarmed as the confrontation turns physical. By the end he is visibly in pain on the floor. |
| G1_Q001078 | G1_V000915 | emotion cause | Why does the ponytailed young woman respond with a warm embrace at the end of her exchange with the woman in the teal wrap? | She recognizes the other woman's support and help in getting her through the situation, and expresses affection and gratitude for having someone stand by her. |
| G1_Q001079 | G1_V000916 | emotion cause | Why does the man with the bandaged hand object to the woman's shredding method? | He worries that surveillance cameras in the office will reveal what she did and that someone could file a complaint. His concern is the consequences of using the device, rather than how it technically works. |
| G1_Q001080 | G1_V000917 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the bespectacled man with the bandaged hand develop while defending his willingness to take responsibility? | He begins pleased and self-assured about taking responsibility for his boss. When his colleague mocks him, he becomes defensive and insists on presenting himself as heroic. As the mockery continues, that confident manner gives way to restrained irritation, and he ends with a tight, displeased expression. |
| G1_Q001081 | G1_V000918 | contextual emotion | What emotion does the woman in the bright green top and cookware-covered outfit consistently display in the video? | ["confidence"] |
| G1_Q001082 | G1_V000919 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the bespectacled man holding the cookware develop during the dismissal conversation? | He becomes confused and shocked when he understands that someone is replacing him. He protests indignantly that he did not cause the incident, then grows anxious and desperate as he pleads about supporting his family. He ends deeply distressed and resentful that enduring so much blame has still led to dismissal. |
| G1_Q001083 | G1_V000920 | emotion cause | Why does the young woman in the yellow cardigan holding a cup look startled near the beginning of the office exchange? | She is caught off guard by the sudden hostile outburst from elsewhere in the office, interrupting the ordinary conversation. |
| G1_Q001084 | G1_V000921 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the young woman in the yellow cardigan develop from the office planning to the lobby encounter? | She is initially cheerful and engaged with the plan. In the lobby she becomes wistful and sad, wondering whether she will see the former manager again. She then looks up in surprise when she notices him nearby. |
| G1_Q001085 | G1_V000922 | emotion cause | Why is the man supporting the young woman in the stalled elevator worried about keeping his balance? | He is physically straining to hold her up while she reaches for a phone signal, and her movement makes him worry that he could lose his footing and cause her to fall. |
| G1_Q001086 | G1_V000923 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the woman reclining in the pink inflatable ball pool develop across the two versions of the poem performance? | She initially looks unimpressed and asks for something more lively. She watches the revised performance with growing interest, then breaks into open amusement and joins in by raising her arms. |
| G1_Q001087 | G1_V000924 | emotion cause | Why does the braided woman seated on the elevator floor ask whether the bespectacled man blames her? | She believes her actions caused him to lose his job and is troubled by the possibility that he resents her for that consequence. |
| G1_Q001088 | G1_V000925 | contextual emotion | What emotions does the short-haired man wrapped in a pale covering beside the ponytailed woman consistently display in the video? | ["sadness","yearning"] |
| G1_Q001089 | G1_V000926 | emotion influence | What emotions does the braided woman show as she listens to the man leaning on her shoulder regret how he spent his working life? | ["sadness","sympathy"] |
| G1_Q001090 | G1_V000926 | contextual emotion | What emotions does the bespectacled man in the light blue shirt consistently display in the video? | ["sadness","suffering"] |
| G1_Q001091 | G1_V000927 | contextual emotion | What underlying emotion does the bespectacled man in the black suit and striped tie consistently display in the video? | ["confidence"] |
| G1_Q001092 | G1_V000928 | emotion cause | Why does the young woman in the mint-green top laugh during the medicinal-plaster advertisement? | The advertisement turns a familiar coworker into an absurdly theatrical salesperson, pairing extravagant product promises with exaggerated poses and movements. That incongruous performance amuses her. |
| G1_Q001093 | G1_V000929 | contextual emotion | What underlying emotion does the man in the gray suit and yellow waistcoat consistently display in the video? | ["confidence"] |
| G1_Q001094 | G1_V000930 | emotion trajectory | How do the floral-blouse woman's emotions develop as she tries to get her coworkers to notice her handbag? | She begins pleased with herself and expectant of a compliment. Their incorrect guesses make her increasingly impatient, though she keeps inviting them to try again. She finally displays the bag explicitly and listens to their praise, ending with playful exasperation that she had to make the answer so obvious. |
| G1_Q001095 | G1_V000931 | emotion cause | Why does the short-haired woman in the beige blouse repeatedly smile while correcting the person on the phone? | The nearby advertisement mentions baldness and intelligence in a way that the caller can mistake for comments aimed at him. Her strained smiles accompany urgent corrections, glances toward the interruption and an effort to take the potentially insulting remarks onto herself. This combination supports embarrassment and an attempt to keep the conversation polite, rather than straightforward enjoyment of the advertisement. |
| G1_Q001096 | G1_V000932 | emotion cause | Why does the man in the dark waistcoat urgently ask the young woman to find self-criticism templates for him? | He expects to have to apologize for the advertisement's disruptive behavior in front of his superior. He wants a sufficiently serious written apology to address the trouble it has caused. |
| G1_Q001097 | G1_V000933 | emotion trajectory | How do the braided woman’s emotions develop during the intrusive advertisements and her investigation of the app? | She begins hostile and suspicious, challenging whether her coworkers are real after enduring so many advertisements. In the recalled encounters she is repeatedly irritated, with brief startled reactions when another advertisement appears. Back with the coworkers, she remains resentful but becomes purposeful and assertive, identifies the source of the personal information and resolves to investigate the app. |
| G1_Q001098 | G1_V000934 | contextual emotion | What emotion does the bespectacled man in the blue T-shirt consistently display in the video? | ["annoyance"] |
| G1_Q001099 | G1_V000935 | emotion cause | Why does the bespectacled man in the dark suit complain about the advertisements when explaining his dark circles? | The advertisements repeatedly appeared in his bedroom and prevented him from sleeping. He is exhausted and frustrated by their intrusion, which he explains as the reason for his dark circles. |
| G1_Q001100 | G1_V000936 | emotion cause | Why is the bespectacled man in the dark suit distressed while speaking on the phone and then addressing the seated coworkers? | An advertisement using his likeness has been sent to the parents’ group chat and has caused trouble for his child. He urgently tries to explain that the person in the advertisement is not really her father and to reassure her. |
| G1_Q001101 | G1_V000937 | emotion cause | Why does the seated man in the light jacket look frustrated when discussing the purchases he made after watching advertisements? | He realizes that the targeted advertisements persuaded him to buy things impulsively, including a private plane he cannot afford. This also undermines his pride in his own sales expertise: even he was drawn into an unreasonable purchase. |
| G1_Q001102 | G1_V000938 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the seated young woman in the blue sleeveless top develop during the lunch-table exchange? | She listens with concern and a subdued, downcast expression during the discussion of privacy. When the exchange turns into another advertisement, she looks up and protests in exasperation. She then looks down at her lunch with visible dismay and bends forward to retrieve it. |
| G1_Q001103 | G1_V000939 | contextual emotion | What emotions does the woman in the pale pink blouse and brown headscarf consistently display in the video? | ["embarrassment","annoyance"] |
| G1_Q001104 | G1_V000940 | emotion trajectory | How do the black-suited man’s emotions develop as he announces news and is challenged to prove he is not an advertisement? | He arrives eager to announce good news, then becomes upset and frustrated when the coworkers confront him again. He tries their test with a strained, uncertain expression and protests that the demands are impossible. Once they accept his identity, he looks less tense and turns back to sharing the news. |
| G1_Q001105 | G1_V000941 | emotion trajectory | How do the black-suited man’s emotions develop from the failed attempt to stop advertisements through his complaint about the cancellation fee? | He is uncomfortable and disappointed that unwanted ads continue. He becomes distressed and angry enough to complain. He becomes shocked by the termination fee. He ends indignant about the agreement. |
| G1_Q001106 | G1_V000942 | emotion cause | Why does the bespectacled man in the green jacket look puzzled and exasperated when the short-haired woman speaks inside the elevator? | Her apparent rebuke suddenly turns into a fruit-snack sales pitch. He realizes that another advertisement is interrupting an ordinary interaction, despite the earlier discussion about finally escaping the ads. |
| G1_Q001107 | G1_V000943 | contextual emotion | What underlying emotion does the heavyset man in the gray polo shirt and headset consistently display in the video? | ["annoyance"] |
| G1_Q001108 | G1_V000944 | contextual emotion | What underlying emotion does the braided woman in the green graphic T-shirt consistently display in the video? | ["confidence"] |
| G1_Q001109 | G1_V000945 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the bespectacled man in the yellow graphic T-shirt develop across the video? | He initially objects with visible irritation to the proposed battle shirt, leaning forward and frowning at its wording. When his past defeats are raised, he becomes defensive but works to reassert confidence, insisting that the competitors were closely matched. He then tells the old text-battle story with increasing self-assurance and finishes by presenting it proudly as a contest requiring expert skills. The inserted flashback illustrates the story rather than a new present-time emotional reversal. |
| G1_Q001110 | G1_V000946 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man wearing red boxing gloves develop as the barrage of jokes continues? | He begins guarded and uncertain, holding his gloves up as the teasing starts. He reacts to the jokes with surprise and occasional amusement, but gradually becomes strained and sinks into a chair. He briefly insists that he can take more despite a headache, then becomes visibly overwhelmed, grimacing and sagging as the others lean toward him. |
| G1_Q001111 | G1_V000947 | contextual emotion | What underlying emotion does the bespectacled man in the yellow T-shirt with a large black character consistently display in the video? | ["confidence"] |
| G1_Q001112 | G1_V000948 | emotion influence | What emotional reaction does the bespectacled man in the yellow T-shirt show when the message says that his opponent’s mother is contacting him to deliver a letter? | ["doubt/confusion","disquietment"] |
| G1_Q001113 | G1_V000949 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in yellow develop while he listens to the farewell message? | He initially listens with a heavy, sad expression. He smiles through tears at the familiar teasing. He is overwhelmed by grief after the message names him a friend. |
| G1_Q001114 | G1_V000950 | emotion cause | Why does the speaker in the farewell tribute remain proud of his rival despite having been defeated by him repeatedly? | He values the rivalry because it made him more resilient, motivated him to work harder and helped him grow; he regards his rival as a valued old friend. |
| G1_Q001115 | G1_V000951 | emotion transition | What emotions does the bespectacled man in the gray jacket show before and after the man in the wheelchair praises his ability to lead the advertisement shoot? | {"before":["doubt/confusion","disquietment"],"after":["confidence"]} |
| G1_Q001116 | G1_V000952 | emotion transition | What emotions does the bespectacled man in the gray jacket show before and after the seated leader says "but" following his praise? | {"before":["happiness"],"after":["embarrassment","disquietment"]} |
| G1_Q001117 | G1_V000953 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the long-haired man in the dark suit develop during the discussion of the client’s demands on the production floor? | He begins irritated by the demanding behavior and remains critical while listening to the explanation. He then becomes puzzled and incredulous about the story of squatting inside a trailer. He ends with mocking amusement as he makes a pun about it. |
| G1_Q001118 | G1_V000954 | emotion trajectory | How do the braided woman’s emotions develop from demonstrating the supposed signal boost to discussing the requests with her coworker? | She confidently delivers the technical explanation and briefly looks satisfied when the man accepts it. She remains self-assured when her coworker raises the possibility of a complaint, then becomes irritated as she discusses another request to fix the signal. |
| G1_Q001119 | G1_V000955 | emotion trajectory | How do the gray-jacketed man’s emotions develop as the filming demands and errands accumulate? | He becomes exasperated by the impractical hot-pot promise and tries to delegate the errand while still looking strained. When the braided woman jokes about adding a drug to the food, he reacts with alarm and disapproval, interrupts her and changes her assignment. |
| G1_Q001120 | G1_V000956 | emotion trajectory | How do the young woman in the green vest’s emotions develop as she is confronted about eating the hamburger? | She first defends herself with frustration, pointing out that she was told to dispose of the hamburger. As the reprimands continue, she becomes subdued and downcast. By her final explanation, she looks tearful and hurt, pleading that she was hungry and did not want to waste the food. |
| G1_Q001121 | G1_V000957 | contextual emotion | What emotion does the heavyset bespectacled man in the dark suit consistently display in the video? | ["sadness"] |
| G1_Q001122 | G1_V000958 | emotion cause | Why does the man in the red shirt and striped tie become suspicious that the absent coworker might be a spy? | Her notebook contains instructions about hidden secrets, lasers and using force only as a last resort, and coworkers report that she searched a filing cabinet and secretly photographed documents. Together, these details make her behavior seem covert to him. |
| G1_Q001123 | G1_V000959 | emotion cause | Why does the man in the dark green top cling to the person beside him while claiming he is only helping? | He is frightened by the ominous box and atmosphere, but tries to disguise his own fear as concern that the other person might be scared and unsteady. |
| G1_Q001124 | G1_V000960 | emotion transition | What emotions does the man in the black brimmed hat show before and after the white-sheeted figure appears beside him? | {"before":["confidence","happiness"],"after":["surprise","fear"]} |
| G1_Q001125 | G1_V000961 | contextual emotion | What emotion does the woman in the blue cape and white-trimmed bonnet consistently display in the video? | ["confidence"] |
| G1_Q001126 | G1_V000962 | contextual emotion | What emotions does the braided woman in the black top with white piping consistently display in the video? | ["annoyance","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q001127 | G1_V000963 | emotion trajectory | How do the bespectacled man’s emotions develop during the conversation about his performance and possible pay rise? | He is pleased and visibly touched that his name and work are recognized. The unusually positive treatment then makes him uneasy, and he braces for criticism. The possibility of a pay rise surprises him and brings eager anticipation; he ends in excited, boastful confidence about his potential. |
| G1_Q001128 | G1_V000964 | contextual emotion | What emotion does the braided woman in the black top with white piping consistently display in the video? | ["disapproval"] |
| G1_Q001129 | G1_V000965 | emotion cause | Why does the man in the gray jacket plead fearfully when the door suddenly opens during his late-night work? | The sudden entrance and commands to crouch and put his hands on his head make him think he is facing a police inspection, so he tries to explain himself before recognizing his coworker. |
| G1_Q001130 | G1_V000966 | emotion trajectory | How do the gray-jacketed man’s emotions develop from settling down to work late through the confrontation and the discovery that his computer has been taken? | He begins pleased and eager to resume working in the quiet office. The sudden police-style interruption startles and frightens him. After recognizing his coworker, he becomes defensive and irritated by her objections, then triumphantly pleased when he thinks he has won the argument. Discovering that the computer has been taken leaves him confused and frustrated, and he urgently calls for its return. |
| G1_Q001131 | G1_V000967 | emotion transition | What emotions characterize the coworkers before and immediately after the manager collapses, as they respond to his claim of seeing a unicorn? | {"before":["doubt/confusion"],"after":["surprise","disquietment","sympathy"]} |
| G1_Q001132 | G1_V000968 | emotion cause | Why does the bespectacled man in the gray jacket seek protection from the white-clad man during the confrontation? | He is afraid of the threatening figure and relies on the white-clad man to protect him, becoming more alarmed when the defender produces only a small blade. |
| G1_Q001133 | G1_V000969 | emotion influence | What emotions does the bespectacled man show when he notices the green, mold-like patches on the cloaks of the figures beside the table? | ["surprise","doubt/confusion"] |
| G1_Q001134 | G1_V000970 | contextual emotion | What emotions does the bespectacled man in the dark gray jacket consistently display in the video? | ["fear","suffering"] |
| G1_Q001135 | G1_V000971 | emotion influence | What emotions does the manager’s awakening evoke in the woman wearing the pink heart-patterned blouse beside him? | ["surprise","happiness"] |
| G1_Q001136 | G1_V000972 | contextual emotion | What underlying emotion does the long-haired woman in the pale puff-sleeved blouse consistently display in the video? | ["confidence"] |
| G1_Q001137 | G1_V000973 | emotion trajectory | How does the group’s overall emotional tone develop as the coworkers consider the broken watch, the failed repair, and the rental contract? | The stated price brings shock and alarm. The discussion becomes dejected and blaming as they confront the possible debt. The failed repair deepens that distress, after which they briefly refocus on the contract as a possible way out. Discovering liability and extra penalties leaves them distressed and worried again. |
| G1_Q001138 | G1_V000974 | emotion trajectory | How do the man’s emotions develop during his exchange with the elevator voice, including the threatened punishment and forced apology? | He begins anxious and defensive, pleading to be released and arguing that he tried to obtain overtime pay. He becomes increasingly urgent in promising to resolve it. The threatened repeated elevator drops frighten him into panicked bargaining. When offered an apology as the alternative, he reacts with disbelief, then reluctantly complies with the humiliating handstand demand and continues pleading in distress. |
| G1_Q001139 | G1_V000975 | emotion cause | Why is the colorful-braided woman amused while watching the man plead on the screen? | She finds the absurd sight of him obeying the elevator’s command—apologizing upside down and begging the “elevator king” for mercy—funny. |
| G1_Q001140 | G1_V000976 | contextual emotion | What emotion does the ponytailed woman in the white vest over a black-and-white striped shirt consistently display in the video? | ["sadness"] |
| G1_Q001141 | G1_V000977 | contextual emotion | What emotion does the man in the light gray suit and red striped tie consistently display in the video? | ["confidence"] |
| G1_Q001142 | G1_V000978 | emotion cause | Why is the woman in the patterned vest distressed by the senior colleague’s response to her poor assessment? | The senior colleague blames her reporting and communication without explaining specifically what went wrong or how to improve. She remains unsure why she received the poor assessment and feels hurt by the criticism. |
| G1_Q001143 | G1_V000979 | emotion trajectory | How do the woman in the black vest’s emotions develop as she discusses her assessment and then considers job advertisements with her coworkers? | She starts dejected and confused about the criticism. As they turn to job advertisements, she becomes brighter, hopeful, and interested. She briefly enjoys the discussion, then reacts with mild surprise and puzzlement to the coworker’s interpretation of flexible working hours. |
| G1_Q001144 | G1_V000980 | emotion trajectory | How do the tan-suited man’s emotions develop during the elevator confrontation? | He begins relaxed and amused while flattering his companion. Being identified by the elevator voice surprises him. He briefly laughs at his companion’s embarrassment, but becomes agitated and worried when personal information is exposed. The threat of a rapid drop leaves him frightened and desperate to get out. |
| G1_Q001145 | G1_V000981 | emotion trajectory | How do the applicant’s emotions develop across her interview attempts, including the AI interview? | She repeatedly presents herself with confidence and an upbeat manner despite unsuccessful interviews. In the AI interview, she initially remains enthusiastic and tries to clarify her strengths, but the repeated misunderstandings make her increasingly frustrated. The final dismissal leaves her discouraged, with her head lowered into her hand. |
| G1_Q001146 | G1_V000982 | emotion trajectory | How does the gray-jacketed man’s attitude develop from agreeing to the dialect plan in front of his coworkers through his private aside? | He publicly gives firm, supportive agreement. In private, he reveals irritation at his subordinates’ behavior and at being the last to hear of the plan. His complaint then subsides into reluctant acceptance, provided they do not embarrass him outside the office. |
| G1_Q001147 | G1_V000983 | emotion cause | Why does the woman in the dark-blue off-the-shoulder top keep a serious face at the table despite laughing in her asides? | She finds the dialect exchanges amusing, but tries to suppress her laughter because she worries about developing crow's-feet and the cost of treating them. The contrast between her held expression at the table and open laughter in the asides makes the serious face a form of restraint rather than evidence that she has been bullied or is persistently sad. |
| G1_Q001148 | G1_V000984 | emotion trajectory | How do the gray-pinstriped man’s emotions develop as praise turns into the realization that he has been pranked? | He initially enjoys the praise and laughs. A cryptic hint makes him curious and puzzled. Realizing the prank brings disbelief, followed by frightened alarm about the consequences. |
| G1_Q001149 | G1_V000985 | emotion cause | Why does the man in the navy suit take pride in his story about using a thumbtack during his night shift? | He sees the thumbtack as proof of his dedication: it kept him from falling asleep and, in his view, helped him complete the night shift perfectly. |
| G1_Q001150 | G1_V000986 | contextual emotion | What underlying emotion does the bespectacled man in the gray cardigan over a white shirt consistently display in the video? | ["embarrassment"] |
| G1_Q001151 | G1_V000987 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the woman with colorful hair decorations develop during the drinking exchange? | She begins with a forceful, exaggeratedly confrontational display as she orders the man to drink. The toast and joking exchange turn this into open amusement, and she stays playfully insistent as she urges him to drink more. |
| G1_Q001152 | G1_V000988 | contextual emotion | What emotion do the man in the white hoodie and the ponytailed woman in the green-and-white sweater consistently share in the video? | ["sadness"] |
| G1_Q001153 | G1_V000989 | emotion trajectory | How does the group’s overall emotional tone develop while reviewing the unspent budget and suggesting ways to use it? | The remaining budget brings dejection and weary frustration. Worry about consequences follows. They briefly become more engaged in suggesting solutions, but the inadequate ideas and lack of time return the discussion to distress and discouragement. |
| G1_Q001154 | G1_V000990 | contextual emotion | What underlying emotion does the ponytailed woman in the gray work uniform consistently display in the video? | ["confidence"] |
| G1_Q001155 | G1_V000991 | emotion cause | Why does the man by the blackboard ask the excited coworkers to praise him too? | The others are absorbed in celebrating the television opportunity and talking excitedly among themselves. Feeling overlooked, he asks them to acknowledge him too. |
| G1_Q001156 | G1_V000992 | contextual emotion | What emotions does the bespectacled man in the gray cardigan and blue shirt consistently display in the video? | ["sadness","disquietment"] |
| G1_Q001157 | G1_V000993 | emotion trajectory | How do the dark-jacketed man’s emotions develop as he asks for the password, misinterprets the reply, and apologizes? | He is urgently focused on gaining access. When he mistakes the reply for a demand for money, he becomes irritated and reproachful. Once he realizes that the phrase is the password, his expression settles into awkward resignation and he apologizes before returning to the computer. |
| G1_Q001158 | G1_V000994 | emotion influence | What emotions does the unexpected promotion announcement evoke in the man standing in front of the desk? | ["surprise","happiness"] |
| G1_Q001159 | G1_V000900 | emotion cause | Why is the seated man in the blue-and-beige shirt puzzled about the timing of the plush headwear promotion? | He thinks a product for parents and children should have been sold before Children's Day. That holiday has already passed, so he does not understand why promotion is only starting now. |
| G1_Q001160 | G1_V000995 | emotion influence | What emotion does learning that the useful report is buried after 125 chapters of personal narration evoke in the bespectacled man? | ["annoyance"] |
| G1_Q001161 | G1_V000996 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the bob-haired woman in glasses and a black outfit develop across the video? | She begins openly pleased, smiling broadly and enjoying compliments and the gift. The layoff discussion makes her manner more matter-of-fact as she continues eating. When she hears about a new consulting company she did not know about, she looks puzzled and questioning; the exchange ends with a more guarded expression and a request for secrecy. Her initial cheerfulness does not persist through this shift. |
| G1_Q001162 | G1_V000997 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the bespectacled man in the blue shirt change across the video? | He starts irritated and dismissive of the idea of a motivational coach. Her arrival and personal encouragement catch his attention and make him smile with increasing pleasure. He then joins the exercise enthusiastically, smiling broadly and responding with energetic gestures. After she leaves, he remains visibly buoyant and describes the experience positively. The exercise is the culmination of a change from resistance to enjoyment, not his emotional state throughout. |
| G1_Q001163 | G1_V000998 | emotion trajectory | How do the stocky bespectacled man’s emotions develop as he describes his work, discusses the strange food, and acts out his ideas? | He first complains in frustration about having to redo his work. He becomes animated while describing his food, briefly shows distaste at its odd flavor, then grows excited and absorbed as he says the world is bright and acts out his ideas. |
| G1_Q001164 | G1_V000999 | emotion influence | What emotion does realizing that the computer has restarted before he saved his work evoke in the heavyset man with glasses? | ["anger"] |
| G1_Q001165 | G1_V001000 | emotion trajectory | How does the employees’ mood develop as the manager warns them about protesting and they discuss their prospects? | Their readiness to protest gives way to discouraged resignation. As they reflect on having little prospect of change, they slump and make increasingly pessimistic comments, ending with reluctant acceptance of the extra burden. |
| G1_Q001166 | G1_V001001 | emotion influence | What emotion does the news that other protesters were fired or suspended, followed by the offer to summon a supervisor, evoke in the group that came to protest? | ["fear"] |
| G1_Q001167 | G1_V001002 | emotion influence | What emotion does the woman’s exaggerated praise of his appearance and work evoke in the man seated at the laptop? | ["happiness"] |
| G1_Q001168 | G1_V001003 | emotion cause | Why is the man in the orange vest and colorful hat frustrated about obtaining the shredder? | His repeated requests, including thirty emails and extensive persuasion, were ignored, so he ultimately had to pay for the department’s shredder himself. He feels aggrieved at having to bear the effort and expense without support. |
| G1_Q001169 | G1_V001004 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the heavyset man in glasses and the gray-green hoodie develop across the video? | He starts in a conversational, matter-of-fact manner while speculating about colleagues. He becomes amused at the unusual excuse for missing work, smiling and briefly laughing with his companion. When the companion boasts that they are better behaved, his smile fades and he questions what there is to be proud of. The exchange ends with that more skeptical attitude rather than uninterrupted happiness. |
| G1_Q001170 | G1_V001005 | contextual emotion | What emotions does the heavyset bespectacled man in the green sweater consistently display in the video? | ["happiness","confidence"] |
| G1_Q001171 | G1_V001006 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the ponytailed woman in the white blazer develop across the video? | She begins downcast and doubtful of her abilities, speaking to herself with a lowered face about the failed interview. When she approaches the man later, she remains subdued as she admits the failure. His encouragement is followed by a more composed, appreciative manner: she looks up, gives a small smile and offers him a gift. This is a softening from visible disappointment toward gratitude, not proof that all her disappointment has disappeared. |
| G1_Q001172 | G1_V001007 | contextual emotion | What underlying emotion does the short-haired bespectacled man in the light blue shirt consistently display in the video? | ["disquietment"] |
| G1_Q001173 | G1_V001008 | contextual emotion | What emotion does the woman in the pink robe bound with rope on the couch consistently display in the video? | ["anger"] |
| G1_Q001174 | G1_V001009 | contextual emotion | What emotion does the heavyset bespectacled man in the mustard shirt with a dark garment draped over his shoulders consistently display in the video? | ["annoyance"] |
| G1_Q001175 | G1_V001010 | emotion influence | What emotion does the man in the brown jacket show when the instructor offers to let them write articles to offset lesson fees? | ["happiness"] |
| G1_Q001176 | G1_V001011 | emotion trajectory | How does the mood of the coworkers gathered around the desks develop across the video? | The group initially shares an upbeat, self-congratulatory mood as they discuss the article's popularity, smiling and joking together. When the woman in denim overalls arrives looking distressed, the celebration pauses and attention shifts toward her. The man in the light jacket attempts to reassure her with a smile, while the others watch more quietly; the ending is an uneasy attempt at reassurance rather than the same shared celebration. |
| G1_Q001177 | G1_V001012 | emotion influence | What emotion does the seated man in glasses and a light-colored jacket show when the man in the black jacket calls the situation “great” and asks for an article attacking other media accounts? | ["surprise"] |
| G1_Q001178 | G1_V001013 | contextual emotion | What underlying emotion does the short-haired man in black-rimmed glasses and a black blazer over a white T-shirt consistently display in the video? | ["confidence"] |
| G1_Q001179 | G1_V000905 | contextual emotion | What emotion does the long-haired woman in the dark green sleeveless blouse consistently display in the video? | ["disquietment"] |
| G1_Q001180 | G1_V001014 | contextual emotion | What emotion does the ponytailed woman in the gray blazer and large pale bow convey across the video? | ["disquietment"] |
| G1_Q001181 | G1_V001015 | contextual emotion | What emotion does the ponytailed woman in the gray blazer and pale bow convey across the video? | ["sadness"] |
| G1_Q001182 | G1_V000921 | emotion cause | Why does the man holding the backpack urge the young woman to buy fewer energy drinks at the vending machine? | He does not want to encourage an all-night work session. Buying fewer energy drinks is his way of pushing back against the plan to stay up working. |
| G1_Q001183 | G1_V001016 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the woman in the yellow cardigan develop during the stalled-elevator exchange? | She is initially startled and puzzled by the stopped elevator. Finding no phone signal makes her worried and urgently seek a way out. Her response becomes frustrated as she clarifies her remark about being trapped without internet, and she ends urgently knocking and calling for help. |
| G1_Q001184 | G1_V000923 | emotion trajectory | How does the mood of the long-haired woman in the dark green sleeveless top develop across the video? | She begins as a subdued, unimpressed listener and complains that the recitation feels too bleak, asking for something livelier. She initially watches the revised performance with a reserved expression, then becomes visibly amused, smiling broadly and lifting her arms as she joins in. Her final enjoyment is a change from her earlier lack of enthusiasm. |
| G1_Q001185 | G1_V000928 | emotion cause | Why does the woman with multicolored braids and a black jacket smile while describing the hair-growth advertisements? | She is amused by the absurd image of bald coworkers becoming long-haired horror-film figures after using the advertised product. Her grin and animated gestures accompany the comparison with Sadako, so the reaction is enjoyment of the joke rather than evidence that she believes the advertisement. |
| G1_Q001186 | G1_V001017 | emotion influence | What emotion does the woman’s choking episode evoke in the man standing behind her in a gray suit and yellow waistcoat? | ["disquietment"] |
| G1_Q001187 | G1_V001018 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the seated man in the gray hooded jacket and white T-shirt develop across the video? | He starts by explaining his equipment choice matter-of-factly. When the woman challenges him about registering without his deskmate, he lowers his gaze and looks uncomfortable. He then becomes defensive, looking up and explaining that his deskmate has been too occupied with the advertisements to pay attention to him; the exchange ends without a clear return to his earlier ease. |
| G1_Q001188 | G1_V001019 | emotion cause | Why does the braided woman in the green T-shirt mock the man during his email-writing reenactment? | He repeatedly revises the opening greeting, rejecting it as too formal or inappropriate instead of getting on with the message. His excessive deliberation over such a small part of the email prompts her amused teasing and growing impatience. |
| G1_Q001189 | G1_V000946 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the bespectacled man wearing red boxing gloves develop across the video? | He is initially wary and uncomfortable as the women direct jokes at him. Repeated personal insults wear him down: he sits with a strained expression and briefly insists he can continue, even though his discomfort is evident. His resistance then collapses into overt distress, with a pained, nearly crying face, and he finally needs support as he leaves. |
| G1_Q001190 | G1_V001020 | emotion cause | What motivates the seated man wearing red boxing gloves to resume the confrontation with his long-time rival? | His teammates remind him that he has spent nearly ten years on the rivalry, emphasize the work they have put into helping him improve, and challenge the shame of quitting at the last moment. This combination of encouragement and pointed teasing provokes him into resolving to face the rival again. |
| G1_Q001191 | G1_V000951 | emotion influence | What emotion does the man in the wheelchair show when the woman points out that his IV needle is not inserted? | ["embarrassment"] |
| G1_Q001192 | G1_V001021 | contextual emotion | What emotions does the man with tied-back hair, a denim jacket and a pendant necklace convey across the video? | ["annoyance","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q001193 | G1_V000954 | emotion influence | What emotion does the man in the colorful jacket show when he tries his phone after the braided woman’s supposed signal fix? | ["happiness"] |
| G1_Q001194 | G1_V000955 | contextual emotion | What emotion does the bespectacled man in the dark gray jacket and pale button-up shirt convey across the video? | ["disquietment"] |
| G1_Q001195 | G1_V000956 | emotion cause | Why does the young woman in the green vest feel unfairly treated when she is reprimanded for eating the hamburger? | She had been told to dispose of food that neither the person nor the dog wanted. She was very hungry and ate a bite to avoid wasting it, yet was accused of stealing it and pressured to apologize. |
| G1_Q001196 | G1_V000957 | emotion cause | Why does the suited man leaning on the railing feel dejected about the task involving the client’s dog? | He feels reduced to serving the dog: its demands now dictate his own work and even his clothing, as he is told to wear gray trousers because it will only urinate against a pole and will not go far. |
| G1_Q001197 | G1_V001022 | contextual emotion | What emotion does the bespectacled man in the red hat and purple scarf convey across the video? | ["disquietment"] |
| G1_Q001198 | G1_V001023 | contextual emotion | What emotion does the slick-haired man in the black high-collared suit convey across the video? | ["confidence"] |
| G1_Q001199 | G1_V001024 | emotion influence | What emotion does the threat of publicizing their behavior online evoke in the two visitors, one in a denim jacket and the other in a colorful jacket? | ["fear"] |
| G1_Q001200 | G1_V000958 | emotion influence | What emotion does the woman in green’s statement that she saw the girl secretly searching his file cabinet evoke in the man in a white shirt and light-colored jacket? | ["surprise"] |
| G1_Q001201 | G1_V001025 | emotion trajectory | How does the mood of the ponytailed woman in the tan blouse holding a gray folder develop across the video? | She initially looks bewildered and defensive about being suspected of spying. She gives a slightly sheepish explanation for secretly looking for her misplaced badge, then becomes more assured as she explains the document photographs. Her mood grows upbeat and enthusiastic when she identifies the notebook as game preparation, shares tips and says she has signed everyone up. |
| G1_Q001202 | G1_V000959 | emotion influence | What emotion does the woman in the white off-the-shoulder dress show when the lights suddenly go out around the red box? | ["fear"] |
| G1_Q001203 | G1_V000961 | emotion influence | What emotions do the three companions show when the blue-caped woman retrieves the glowing ball from the safe? | ["surprise","happiness"] |
| G1_Q001204 | G1_V001026 | contextual emotion | What emotion does the man in the dark brimmed hat and light jacket convey across the video? | ["fear"] |
| G1_Q001205 | G1_V000962 | emotion cause | Why is the braided woman irritated by the manager’s approach to work? | She thinks he has naively accepted unrealistic promises about success, and worries that if he works himself into collapse, the rest of them will have to take over his workload. |
| G1_Q001206 | G1_V000965 | contextual emotion | What emotion does the woman with multicolored braids and a black cropped top convey across the video? | ["confidence"] |
| G1_Q001207 | G1_V000968 | contextual emotion | What emotion is shared by the two people wearing orange basket-like hats across the video? | ["fear"] |
| G1_Q001208 | G1_V001027 | emotion influence | What emotion does his colleagues’ account of his collapse and their attempts to revive him evoke in the man with glasses and a light blue shirt? | ["surprise","doubt/confusion"] |
| G1_Q001209 | G1_V001028 | contextual emotion | What emotion does the bespectacled man in the dark hoodie sitting inside a cardboard box convey across the video? | ["sadness"] |
| G1_Q001210 | G1_V001029 | contextual emotion | What emotion does the bespectacled man in the dark hoodie convey across the video? | ["pleasure"] |
| G1_Q001211 | G1_V000972 | emotion influence | What emotion does the claim that socialites share the cost of luxury experiences evoke in the young woman with the blue sailor-style collar standing beside the man holding a camera? | ["doubt/confusion"] |
| G1_Q001212 | G1_V001030 | emotion influence | In the video being shown, what emotion does the man’s suggestion to use perfume for cleaning evoke in the woman in the black suit? | ["surprise"] |
| G1_Q001213 | G1_V001031 | emotion cause | Why does the man in the patterned jacket over a black shirt become anxious and try to restrain the man in the light hoodie? | He sees the other man smashing the displayed items and fears the cost of the damage. His urgent attempts to stop him accompany repeated warnings that they cannot afford compensation, so the immediate concern is preventing further breakage and expense. |
| G1_Q001214 | G1_V001032 | emotion influence | What emotion does the elevator’s voice addressing him evoke in the man carrying coffee and a folder? | ["surprise"] |
| G1_Q001215 | G1_V000974 | contextual emotion | What emotion is shared by the coworkers gathered around the laptop across the video? | ["happiness"] |
| G1_Q001216 | G1_V000976 | emotion cause | Why is the young woman with striped sleeves downcast during the discussion of her employment assessment? | Her chance of becoming a permanent employee is in doubt, and the discussion makes clear that one supportive manager cannot secure a passing result because the assessment depends on several evaluators. |
| G1_Q001217 | G1_V000977 | emotion cause | What does the gray-suited man hope to achieve by giving his coworker the chairman’s autobiography with his own signature? | He wants to inspire and motivate her, believing that his signature makes the book special because he expects to become chairman himself. |
| G1_Q001218 | G1_V000978 | contextual emotion | What emotion does the seated woman with a dark bob, glasses and a dark blue suit convey across the video? | ["disapproval"] |
| G1_Q001219 | G1_V001033 | contextual emotion | What emotion is shared by the man in the green suit and the woman in the pink sleeveless blouse across the video? | ["disquietment"] |
| G1_Q001220 | G1_V001034 | emotion influence | What emotion does the elevator voice’s announcement of repeated rapid descents evoke in the woman in the dark blue suit? | ["fear"] |
| G1_Q001221 | G1_V001035 | contextual emotion | What emotions does the bespectacled man in blue overalls and a dark teal T-shirt convey across the video? | ["annoyance","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q001222 | G1_V000982 | emotion cause | Why does the gray-jacketed man complain about the dialect plan in his private aside? | He feels that his subordinates create trouble for him instead of helping him, and resents that they agreed on the plan among themselves and only informed him last. |
| G1_Q001223 | G1_V001036 | contextual emotion | What emotion does the ponytailed young woman wearing the yellow cardigan and pleated skirt convey across the video? | ["happiness"] |
| G1_Q001224 | G1_V000983 | emotion cause | Why does the woman in the dark-blue off-the-shoulder top try to stop herself laughing and check her face in a mirror? | She worries that laughing so much will give her crow’s-feet and that removing those wrinkles would be expensive. |
| G1_Q001225 | G1_V001037 | emotion influence | What emotion does the woman in the yellow cardigan show when the man in the blue suit brings the trash-can lid toward the table? | ["aversion"] |
| G1_Q001226 | G1_V001038 | contextual emotion | What emotion does the ponytailed woman in the white blouse with dark scalloped trim convey across the video? | ["annoyance"] |
| G1_Q001227 | G1_V000985 | contextual emotion | What emotion does the man in the navy suit and patterned tie seated behind the laptop convey across the video? | ["confidence"] |
| G1_Q001228 | G1_V001039 | emotion influence | What is the immediate emotional reaction of the man with glasses and a tan cardigan when he hears that buying the hotel-room items triggered another discount? | ["surprise"] |
| G1_Q001229 | G1_V001040 | emotion influence | What emotion does the news of an available restaurant reservation evoke in the bespectacled man in the tan cardigan? | ["excitement"] |
| G1_Q001230 | G1_V000988 | emotion cause | Why does the man in the white hoodie complain that the expensive outing makes him feel like a pig being fattened? | The outing imposes many rules and keeps forcing food and consumption on them. Instead of feeling free or happy, he feels uncomfortable and treated as something to be stuffed, so the supposedly luxurious experience leaves him disappointed and frustrated. |
| G1_Q001231 | G1_V000989 | emotion cause | Why does the heavyset man in the gray cardigan find the remaining money troubling rather than welcome? | The group still has to spend a large amount to meet its target, but their ideas would use too little money and they are running out of time. The unspent balance therefore represents an unresolved obligation rather than money they can simply enjoy. |
| G1_Q001232 | G1_V001041 | emotion trajectory | How does the shared mood of the two standing men, one in a green suit and the other in glasses and a blue jacket, develop across the video? | They initially look puzzled and unimpressed by the rapid tongue twister, with furrowed brows and skeptical expressions as they question its suitability. When the slower attempt also falls apart, their criticism gives way to amusement. They exchange jokes about the act, grin and laugh, and remain amused by the final verbal slips. |
| G1_Q001233 | G1_V001042 | emotion cause | What motivates the two standing men to shake hands after their argument in front of the seated manager? | The manager threatens to cancel their participation in the annual party unless they make peace. They comply with his demand rather than showing that their irritation with each other has disappeared. |
| G1_Q001234 | G1_V000991 | contextual emotion | What emotion is shared by the coworkers seated around the desks across the video? | ["excitement"] |
| G1_Q001235 | G1_V000992 | contextual emotion | What emotion does the short-haired woman in the black blazer and dark ruffled blouse convey across the video? | ["disapproval"] |
| G1_Q001236 | G1_V001043 | contextual emotion | What emotion does the bespectacled man in the gray cardigan and blue shirt convey across the video? | ["sadness"] |
| G1_Q001237 | G1_V001044 | emotion cause | Why does the bespectacled man in the gray cardigan express appreciation toward the man in the denim jacket during their toast? | He appreciates the designer’s dependable work: even when tired and working overnight, the designer handled a large image-editing task without mistakes. |
| G1_Q001238 | G1_V000993 | emotion cause | Why does the man in the dark jacket reproach the woman when he hears “pay five hundred” while trying to gain access? | He mistakes the password phrase for an actual demand for payment and feels that she is taking advantage of him at an urgent moment when he needs her help. |
| G1_Q001239 | G1_V001045 | emotion cause | Why is the man in the gray cardigan distressed while trying to choose an employee to dismiss? | He cannot reconcile the dismissal requirement with his concern for his coworkers. He imagines the harm each person could suffer, feels powerless as a small part of the company, and sees the forced choice as unfair, leaving him overwhelmed and unwilling to accept it. |
| G1_Q001240 | G1_V001046 | emotion trajectory | How does the taller man in the gray shirt’s emotional state develop as the whiteboards become the focus of the conversation? | He initially shows self-assurance while explaining his own work, then becomes dismissive of the other man’s whiteboard. When his own theory is challenged, he becomes defensive and irritated. The final interruption does not establish a new sustained mood. |
| G1_Q001241 | G1_V001047 | emotion transition | How does the blonde woman in the light-blue top’s emotion change from discussing her job and screenplay to recalling her relationship? | {"before":["happiness"],"after":["sadness"]} |
| G1_Q001242 | G1_V001048 | emotion cause | Why does the blonde woman in the pink top question whether the man in the red cap speaks English? | He gives no answer when she addresses him, leaving her unsure whether he understands English. |
| G1_Q001243 | G1_V001049 | emotion trajectory | How do the blonde woman in the pink top’s emotions develop from the gaming conversation through the men’s return? | She initially responds to the game talk with lightly amused, polite teasing. The returning men’s appearance startles her. She becomes apologetic and concerned about what happened after her request, then shows warm appreciation as she thanks them and offers dinner. |
| G1_Q001244 | G1_V001050 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional state of the taller man in the gray graphic T-shirt over striped sleeves develop across the video? | He initially appears relatively composed as he waits at reception and accepts the paperwork. Once seated, he becomes uneasy about donating, worrying that he cannot guarantee an intelligent child and challenging the idea of proceeding. He decides to leave, but still looks awkward and uncertain about how to withdraw; he eventually walks out without showing a clear celebratory or relieved reaction. |
| G1_Q001245 | G1_V001051 | emotion cause | Why does the shorter man in the brown jacket awkwardly clarify that he and his roommate have separate bedrooms when meeting their new neighbor? | He wants the new neighbor to understand that they are roommates rather than a couple. His eagerness to make a favorable impression leads him to overexplain their separate bedrooms. |
| G1_Q001246 | G1_V001052 | emotion influence | What emotion does the taller man’s description of their money-making activity evoke in the shorter man in the brown jacket? | ["surprise"] |
| G1_Q001247 | G1_V001053 | emotion cause | Why does the lunch conversation become awkward despite the host’s efforts to keep it friendly? | Competition over their work, insistence on a particular seat, and repeated literal corrections interrupt the attempt to welcome their guest. The shorter host tries to smooth things over, while the guest alternates between polite engagement and uncertainty about how to respond. |
| G1_Q001248 | G1_V001054 | emotion cause | Why does the shorter man in the brown jacket respond to the blonde woman’s breakup distress with an awkward explanation about scientific paradoxes? | He feels he should say something to comfort her, but is unsure how to respond. When she asks whether loving someone she also hates is crazy, he reaches for the familiar idea of a paradox and expands into physics, producing an earnest but socially awkward attempt at reassurance. |
| G1_Q001249 | G1_V001055 | emotion cause | What causes the shorter man with glasses to feel defeated after the attempt to retrieve the television? | The retrieval fails and both men emerge without their trousers. Humiliated by the encounter, he regrets involving his friend and takes the failure as evidence that his hopes of a relationship with the woman are unrealistic. |
| G1_Q001250 | G1_V001056 | emotion influence | What emotions do the blonde woman’s thanks, embrace, and dinner invitation evoke in the shorter man with glasses and a dark jacket? | ["anticipation","happiness"] |
| G1_Q001251 | G1_V001057 | contextual emotion | What emotion does the shorter man with glasses, a burgundy jacket and a black graphic T-shirt convey across the video? | ["disquietment"] |
| G1_Q001252 | G1_V001058 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the blonde woman in the yellow top develop during her request about a furniture delivery? | She starts in a friendly, lighthearted mood, briefly becomes puzzled by the unfamiliar-language remark, then responds to the flirting with wry amusement. She returns to making her practical request without sustained distress or irritation. |
| G1_Q001253 | G1_V001059 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the shorter man in the dark jacket and glasses develop from his invitation through the Superman discussion? | He begins with hopeful interest in having the woman join them. His attention shifts into the Superman debate, where he becomes absorbed and increasingly irritated and competitive in defending his position. The final discovery that they are locked out does not show a clear new emotional phase for him. |
| G1_Q001254 | G1_V001060 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the shorter man in the white T-shirt and glasses develop after he finds his roommate cleaning the woman’s apartment at night? | He reacts with alarm and disapproval of the intrusion. His attempts to make his roommate leave become increasingly anxious and frustrated. He finally gives in and starts helping, still exasperated rather than at ease. |
| G1_Q001255 | G1_V001061 | emotion cause | Why does the blonde woman in the lavender hoodie become angry with the two men? | She discovers that they used her key to enter and reorganize her apartment while she was asleep, without her permission. She experiences this as a creepy violation of her privacy, so their explanation that they only meant to clean does not reassure her. |
| G1_Q001256 | G1_V001062 | contextual emotion | What emotions does the taller man in the blue-and-green striped T-shirt convey across the video? | ["happiness","confidence"] |
| G1_Q001257 | G1_V001063 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the shorter man in the red robe develop during and after the neighbor’s confrontation? | He anticipates trouble, then becomes apologetic and uneasy as he tries to placate her and return the key. He acknowledges her sense of violation and tries to repair the interaction, but ends frustrated with his roommate and insists that he apologize. |
| G1_Q001258 | G1_V001063 | contextual emotion | What emotions does the blonde woman in the lavender hoodie and pink shorts convey across the video? | ["anger","aversion"] |
| G1_Q001259 | G1_V001064 | emotion influence | What emotion does the blonde woman’s hug evoke in the curly-haired man in the purple jacket? | ["disquietment"] |
| G1_Q001260 | G1_V001065 | emotion cause | Why does the blonde woman stop the man’s prepared apology and hug him? | She accepts his attempt to make amends and wants to reassure him that their relationship is okay, making the rest of his elaborate apology unnecessary. |
| G1_Q001261 | G1_V001066 | emotion influence | What emotion does the curly-haired man’s report of being hugged by the blonde woman evoke in the man wearing a black top with a white stripe? | ["surprise"] |
| G1_Q001262 | G1_V001067 | contextual emotion | What emotional state is shared by the four men across the video? | ["engagement"] |
| G1_Q001263 | G1_V001068 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional atmosphere among the four men change during the online game? | The men start absorbed in preparing the raid. The attack brings animated excitement and alarm as they try to help one another. After the man in green takes the sword and abandons them, his triumph contrasts with his teammates’ frustration. The group remains divided at the end: the seated man with glasses and the man in purple object to the sale, while the seller and the man who buys the sword are pleased. |
| G1_Q001264 | G1_V001069 | emotion influence | What emotions does the other men’s teasing evoke in the man in the gray-green jacket after he sees their blonde neighbor kissing someone? | ["annoyance","embarrassment"] |
| G1_Q001265 | G1_V001070 | contextual emotion | What emotional state is shared by the three men seated around the low table across the video? | ["engagement"] |
| G1_Q001266 | G1_V001068 | emotion cause | What causes the seated man with glasses and the man in purple to object to the man in green during the game? | He abandons the team while they are in trouble, takes the sword for himself, and puts it up for sale on eBay. |
| G1_Q001267 | G1_V001071 | contextual emotion | What emotions does the tall man in the purple top over bright green sleeves convey across the video? | ["annoyance","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q001268 | G1_V001072 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the dark jacket change as he decides to invite the blonde woman to dinner and then speaks to her? | He moves from discouragement to hopeful determination, becomes nervous while asking her, and briefly looks pleased when she accepts. He then grows uneasy and self-conscious as she assumes a group outing and his attempts to explain become awkward. |
| G1_Q001269 | G1_V001073 | emotion influence | What emotion does the tall man in purple's warning about how badly the evening could go evoke in the man in blue? | ["annoyance"] |
| G1_Q001270 | G1_V001074 | emotion cause | Why does the man in the dark jacket give an indirect answer when the blonde woman asks who else is coming to dinner? | Her question reveals that she expects a group outing. He is uncomfortable clarifying his invitation and tries to keep the dinner plan going without committing to a definite guest list. |
| G1_Q001271 | G1_V001075 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in blue change while he prepares for dinner? | He is uneasy about his appearance and the dinner, then becomes hopeful and excited while imagining a successful romantic evening. As the fantasy reaches sex, he becomes acutely frightened and wants to cancel. He remains anxious and increasingly annoyed while trying to arrange an excuse. |
| G1_Q001272 | G1_V001075 | emotion cause | What most directly triggers the man in blue’s sudden distress while he imagines how dinner might go? | His imagined romantic evening escalates from kissing to having sex, and that prospect overwhelms him. |
| G1_Q001273 | G1_V001076 | contextual emotion | What emotion does the blonde woman in the turquoise top and light floral cardigan convey across the video? | ["sadness"] |
| G1_Q001274 | G1_V001077 | emotion transition | How do the emotions of the man in the striped shirt change from demonstrating the olive trick to returning home after his injury? | {"before":["confidence","engagement"],"after":["pain","embarrassment"]} |
| G1_Q001275 | G1_V001078 | emotion influence | What emotions does the blonde woman's question about whether the evening was a date evoke in the man in the striped shirt? | ["embarrassment"] |
| G1_Q001276 | G1_V001079 | contextual emotion | What emotion does the tall man in the dark plaid jacket and brown sweater convey across the video? | ["disapproval"] |
| G1_Q001277 | G1_V001080 | emotion influence | What emotion does the short man in the black jacket experience as a result of the blonde woman in the turquoise dress reminding him that touching costs extra? | ["embarrassment"] |
| G1_Q001278 | G1_V001081 | emotion transition | How do the emotions of the tall man in the plaid jacket change from meeting the new department head to discussing his dismissal on the way home? | {"before":["confidence","disapproval"],"after":["doubt/confusion"]} |
| G1_Q001279 | G1_V001082 | contextual emotion | What emotion does the blonde woman in the pink top driving the car convey across the video? | ["annoyance"] |
| G1_Q001280 | G1_V001083 | contextual emotion | What emotions does the tall man in the black graphic T-shirt over red sleeves convey across the video? | ["engagement","confidence"] |
| G1_Q001281 | G1_V001084 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the blonde woman in pink change during her errand with the tall man in the black T-shirt? | She starts cheerfully offering help, then looks puzzled by his elaborate egg request. His literal corrections and driving comments make her annoyed. At the store, brief amused smiles alternate with impatience. Back home, his increasingly personal questions leave her uncomfortable and fed up, and she ends the conversation by closing the door. |
| G1_Q001282 | G1_V001085 | emotion cause | Why does the blonde woman in pink cut off the conversation and close her apartment door after returning from shopping? | The tall man keeps discussing her tampon purchases and asking personal questions about her menstrual cycle and her mother’s menopause, even after she says she will not discuss it. She wants to end the intrusive questioning. |
| G1_Q001283 | G1_V001086 | emotion trajectory | How does the emotional atmosphere of the gathering develop across the video? | The meal preparation begins with concern about the man who will not leave his room, mixed with relaxed joking. Some of the older woman's personal and cultural remarks draw uneasy looks rather than shared laughter. Her childhood stories draw the listeners in and bring moments of amusement, but the suggestion that the bespectacled man and blonde woman are a couple makes him visibly flustered. The group then quiets for the prayer, with some guests still exchanging awkward looks. The gathering is therefore warm at points, but never uniformly carefree. |
| G1_Q001284 | G1_V001087 | emotion cause | Why does the bespectacled man become concerned enough about his tall roommate to call the older woman for help? | His roommate rejects the suggestion to return to his job and keeps switching between elaborate new projects. The repeated fixations leave him worried that his roommate has lost direction and needs help. |
| G1_Q001285 | G1_V001088 | emotion influence | What emotion does the older woman’s suggestion that she and the man beside her make a couple evoke in the blonde woman in yellow? | ["happiness"] |
| G1_Q001286 | G1_V001089 | contextual emotion | What emotion does the older woman with the brown bob and black top with patterned collar and cuffs convey across the video? | ["confidence"] |
| G1_Q001287 | G1_V001090 | emotion influence | What emotions do the older woman's firm orders to get dressed and apologize evoke in the tall man in plaid pajamas? | ["annoyance","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q001288 | G1_V001091 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the bespectacled man in the tan jacket change during dinner? | He begins attentive but somewhat uneasy while listening to the older woman. He becomes embarrassed and overexplains when she calls him and the blonde woman a couple. After returning to the meal, he grows openly frustrated with the continued gentle handling of his roommate and gets up to confront him. |
| G1_Q001289 | G1_V001092 | contextual emotion | What emotional atmosphere do the four men share while playing the tabletop strategy game? | ["engagement","happiness"] |
| G1_Q001290 | G1_V001093 | emotion influence | What emotions does being required to order at this restaurant evoke in the tall man in the black graphic T-shirt? | ["annoyance","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q001291 | G1_V001093 | emotion transition | How do the emotions of the man in the cream jacket change from boasting about his workout to responding to the waitress’s suggestion that he take a shower? | {"before":["confidence","happiness"],"after":["embarrassment"]} |
| G1_Q001292 | G1_V001094 | emotion trajectory | How do the blonde waitress’s emotions change during the visiting woman’s conversation with the men and the exchange afterward? | She is briefly annoyed by an unwanted poetic compliment, then becomes interested and amused while meeting the visiting scientist and learning about the cello. The beatboxing leaves her unimpressed, but she returns to a light, encouraging manner when discussing the possible couple. |
| G1_Q001293 | G1_V001095 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the blonde woman in red change while she helps the tall man interpret the tie on his roommate’s door? | She begins with friendly, lightly amused explanations. The intimate remark from inside the room makes her uncomfortable, and she moves away from the door. She resumes curious conversation, briefly looks subdued on learning who is inside, and finishes with a playful remark as she leaves. |
| G1_Q001294 | G1_V001095 | emotion cause | Why does the tall man in the green graphic T-shirt become uneasy about what to do in his apartment? | His roommate unexpectedly has a woman over for an intimate encounter without advance notice. He does not know whether he should stay, leave, or greet them. |
| G1_Q001295 | G1_V001096 | emotion cause | Why does the blonde woman in red decide that they should move away from the bedroom door? | A woman inside addresses the occupant in an intimate way, making the private nature of the encounter obvious. She becomes uncomfortable standing there listening and wants to give them privacy. |
| G1_Q001296 | G1_V001097 | emotion influence | What emotion does the blonde woman’s statement that she is happy for him evoke in the man with glasses and a dark hoodie? | ["doubt/confusion"] |
| G1_Q001297 | G1_V001098 | emotion transition | How do the emotions of the man with glasses and a dark hoodie change from approaching the curly-haired woman in the laboratory to leaving after she rejects further plans? | {"before":["anticipation","confidence"],"after":["sadness","embarrassment"]} |
| G1_Q001298 | G1_V001099 | emotion cause | Why does the man with glasses and a dark hoodie react uneasily when the two men tease him in the hallway? | He discovers that details of his private encounter have become public gossip and that one of the men posted about it online without his knowledge. |
| G1_Q001299 | G1_V001100 | emotion transition | How do the emotions of the tallest man in paint-splattered gear change from discussing the paintball game to learning that the party allows Halloween costumes? | {"before":["annoyance","disapproval"],"after":["surprise","engagement"]} |
| G1_Q001300 | G1_V001101 | emotion cause | Why do the four men decide to change out of their matching red superhero costumes before the party? | They discover that all four chose the same character and are disappointed that their outfits are no longer distinctive. Rather than arrive as a matching group, they agree that everyone will choose a different costume. |
| G1_Q001301 | G1_V001102 | emotion transition | How do the emotions of the bespectacled man in the green cloak change from sitting uncertainly with his friends to deciding to join the other party guests? | {"before":["doubt/confusion","disquietment"],"after":["engagement","confidence"]} |
| G1_Q001302 | G1_V001103 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the bespectacled man in the green cloak change during his encounter with the shirtless man at the party? | He initially looks uneasy at the arrival of the imposing man. He builds up his confidence, approaches him, and maintains a defiant, self-assured manner during their argument. After being physically overpowered, he looks hurt and embarrassed and leaves looking downcast. |
| G1_Q001303 | G1_V001104 | emotion cause | What most directly causes the blonde woman in the black cat costume to become angry? | The shirtless man physically bullies the bespectacled man by lifting him off the floor, prompting her to intervene and demand that he put him down. |
| G1_Q001304 | G1_V001105 | emotion cause | Why does the tall man in the striped costume bring a hot drink to the bespectacled man sitting on the sofa? | He recognizes that his friend is upset after the party and is trying to offer comfort. His awkward presentation of tea and brief reassuring touch show an attempt to help even though he does not know what else to say. |
| G1_Q001305 | G1_V001106 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the bespectacled man in the green cloak develop during the blonde woman’s visit, from comforting her to their goodbye? | He is initially downcast but becomes sympathetic as she leans on him. Their increasing closeness brings affection and hopeful anticipation. He then becomes cautious about her motives and looks disappointed as they agree to stop. After their goodbye kiss, he ends pleased and self-assured. |
| G1_Q001306 | G1_V001107 | contextual emotion | What emotions characterize the three men gathered around the voice-dialing phone while they test it? | ["happiness","engagement"] |
| G1_Q001307 | G1_V001108 | emotion influence | What emotions does the blonde woman’s description of her visitor evoke in the short man in the green shirt? | ["excitement","engagement"] |
| G1_Q001308 | G1_V001109 | emotion trajectory | How do the tall man in the red T-shirt’s emotions change as the blonde woman joins the video game? | He is impatient about the delay and confidently dismisses her ability. Being repeatedly outplayed makes him increasingly frustrated and urgent in his attempts to keep up. He ends angry and resentful, abandoning the game and warning her not to expect his help later. |
| G1_Q001309 | G1_V001110 | emotion influence | What emotions does the blonde woman's success at the video game evoke in the man with glasses and a brown jacket? | ["happiness","esteem"] |
| G1_Q001310 | G1_V001111 | emotion cause | What most directly makes the blonde woman in pink pants uncomfortable enough to ask to stay overnight? | Her bedroom has been taken over by her visitor and the short man. From the sounds she reports in the dialogue, she believes they are having sex there, leaving her uncomfortable about returning to her own room. |
| G1_Q001311 | G1_V001112 | emotion transition | How does the bespectacled man in the brown jacket’s emotional state change from joking about the toothbrush to finishing his explanation of “sleep tight”? | {"before":["happiness"],"after":["embarrassment"]} |
| G1_Q001312 | G1_V001113 | emotion cause | Why does the blonde woman on the couch angrily confront the men after asking the time? | Their early-morning conversation disturbs her sleep. Once she learns that it is only 6:30 a.m., she is angry that they have woken her so early. |
| G1_Q001313 | G1_V001114 | emotion influence | What emotions does discovering that the man in the purple robe and her visitor used her loofah evoke in the blonde woman? | ["surprise","aversion"] |
| G1_Q001314 | G1_V001115 | emotion influence | What emotion does the prolonged disagreement over ordering food evoke in the dark-haired man wearing the patterned sweater vest? | ["annoyance"] |
| G1_Q001315 | G1_V001116 | emotion transition | How does the helmeted man in the red-and-blue outfit’s emotional state change from listening outside his home to suggesting game night with his friends? | {"before":["disquietment"],"after":["happiness","engagement"]} |
| G1_Q001316 | G1_V001117 | contextual emotion | What shared emotions characterize the four men’s involvement in the video game? | ["engagement","excitement"] |
| G1_Q001317 | G1_V001118 | emotion influence | What emotions do the parents’ unsolicited matchmaking and talk of a wedding evoke in the dark-haired man using the laptop? | ["surprise","annoyance","disquietment"] |
| G1_Q001318 | G1_V001119 | emotion influence | What emotions does his friend’s arranging the unwanted date bring out in the man in the striped sweater vest? | ["annoyance","disapproval","disquietment"] |
| G1_Q001319 | G1_V001120 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the dark-haired man in the tan jacket develop during his date and the encounter with his friends? | He begins cheerful and excited, talking animatedly with his date. As she responds warmly to his friend, he grows resentful and confrontational, insisting that she is his partner. Her rejection and departure with the friend leave him stunned and confused. |
| G1_Q001320 | G1_V001121 | emotion influence | What emotions do the tall man’s comparisons to a princess evoke in the woman in the green dress? | ["happiness","engagement"] |
| G1_Q001321 | G1_V001122 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the dark-haired man in the tan jacket develop during the video call about the failed date? | He is defensive and irritated, then angrily blames his friend. When his parents discuss intimate bodily matters, he becomes embarrassed and tries to stop the topic. He remains exasperated at the brief apology, but turns anxious and subdued when his parents focus on his drinking and insist on a private conversation. |
| G1_Q001322 | G1_V001118 | contextual emotion | What shared emotional involvement characterizes the two older adults on the laptop while they question their son and discuss arranging a match? | ["engagement"] |
| G1_Q001323 | G1_V001123 | contextual emotion | What shared emotion characterizes the three friends’ discussion of television shows and musicals around the kitchen counter? | ["engagement"] |
| G1_Q001324 | G1_V001124 | emotion trajectory | How do the blonde woman’s emotions develop as she practices bartending and responds to the men’s requests? | She is initially cheerful and engaged in recruiting tasters and preparing drinks. The literal interpretations and increasingly fussy requests bring out mild impatience. She then returns to a more amused manner while serving the next drink and gives the suggestive request a playful refusal. |
| G1_Q001325 | G1_V001125 | emotion cause | Why does the woman in the green dress respond indignantly to the man in the tan jacket? | He publicly calls her his partner and insists that their parents’ approval makes them a couple. She rejects that assumption and explains that she agreed to the date only to stop her parents pressuring her. |
| G1_Q001326 | G1_V001126 | emotion influence | What emotion does the tall man’s explanation for not seeing the woman again evoke in his bespectacled friend? | ["doubt/confusion"] |
| G1_Q001327 | G1_V001122 | emotion influence | What shared emotion do the parents on the laptop express after hearing that their son was drunk? | ["disquietment"] |
| G1_Q001328 | G1_V001127 | emotion influence | What emotions do the man’s repeated comments about her former weight evoke in the woman in the green dress? | ["embarrassment","annoyance"] |
| G1_Q001329 | G1_V001128 | emotion trajectory | How do the bespectacled man in the tan jacket’s emotions develop after finding the discarded conference invitation? | He first looks puzzled and irritated about the letter being discarded. Reading the invitation brings a brief pleased, hopeful response. As his colleague dismisses the opportunity and his contribution, he becomes frustrated and asserts his determination to present the work. |
| G1_Q001330 | G1_V001129 | emotion influence | What emotion does the blonde woman’s request that he try on the trousers in the room evoke in the bespectacled man wearing the gray hoodie? | ["embarrassment"] |
| G1_Q001331 | G1_V001130 | contextual emotion | What emotion characterizes the blonde woman’s effort to discuss the disagreement and encourage the two friends to reconcile? | ["sympathy"] |
| G1_Q001332 | G1_V001131 | emotion trajectory | How do the tall man in the green T-shirt’s emotions develop during the stairwell conversation and its aftermath? | He starts reserved and becomes impatient when the disagreement is raised. Questions about his feelings make him briefly puzzled and reflective. Hearing his contribution described as a little idea and then a lucky hunch makes him offended and angry; he rejects further conversation with his friend. |
| G1_Q001333 | G1_V001132 | emotion cause | Why does the blonde woman become flustered while trying to reconcile the two friends? | The tall man presses her to repeat his roommate’s exact words after she describes his contribution as a little idea. Her attempt to soften the message becomes awkward as she has to admit that the phrase was a lucky hunch. |
| G1_Q001334 | G1_V001133 | emotion influence | What emotions does the tall man’s abrupt refusal to speak to him evoke in the man in the gray hoodie? | ["surprise","doubt/confusion"] |
| G1_Q001335 | G1_V001134 | emotion influence | What emotions does his friend’s suggestion to open with a joke evoke in the man in the maroon suit? | ["engagement","happiness"] |
| G1_Q001336 | G1_V001135 | emotion trajectory | How do the maroon-suited presenter’s emotions develop from concluding his talk through the confrontation with his colleague? | He begins pleased and confident as he finishes his presentation. His colleague’s interruptions bring irritation, initially expressed through restrained, sarcastic responses. He becomes openly angry at the continuing condescension and remains angry as the argument escalates into pushing and wrestling. |
| G1_Q001337 | G1_V001136 | emotion influence | What emotions does the public accusation of insecurity evoke in the tall man wearing a black jacket? | ["annoyance","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q001338 | G1_V001137 | emotion cause | Why does the maroon-suited man angrily tell his colleague to stop and push him back near the end of the exchange? | His colleague keeps pretending to attack his head with mental powers, repeating the gesture even after being told to stop. This provocation escalates their argument into angry pushing. |
| G1_Q001339 | G1_V001138 | emotion influence | What emotions does learning that the fight is online and watching the recording evoke in the man in the maroon suit? | ["surprise","embarrassment"] |
| G1_Q001340 | G1_V001139 | emotion transition | What emotions does the shorter man with glasses show before and after the singing interrupts the science-fiction discussion on the stairs? | {"before":["engagement"],"after":["surprise","doubt/confusion"]} |
| G1_Q001341 | G1_V001140 | emotion cause | Why is the tall man in the plaid robe uncomfortable about the excuse given to the blonde woman? | He has been made part of a lie about why they cannot attend her performance. He disapproves of the dishonesty and worries that she could check the seminar schedule and discover the excuse is false. |
| G1_Q001342 | G1_V001140 | emotion cause | Why does the shorter man in the white T-shirt show weary irritation during the encounters at his bedroom door? | His roommate repeatedly interrupts his sleep in the middle of the night to discuss the excuse given to their neighbor, even returning after he has gone back to bed. He wants to sleep but is made to get up and respond again. |
| G1_Q001343 | G1_V001141 | emotion influence | What emotions does the explanation of polite praise evoke in the tall man in the plaid robe? | ["surprise","doubt/confusion"] |
| G1_Q001344 | G1_V001142 | contextual emotion | What emotions characterize the tall man in the dark-green striped sweater’s presentation and defense of his elaborate cover story? | ["engagement","confidence"] |
| G1_Q001345 | G1_V001142 | emotion trajectory | How do the shorter bespectacled man’s emotions develop as he learns about the replacement cover story? | He begins irritated and reproachful about his lie being exposed. Learning about the invented cousin makes him apprehensive and puzzled. As the story becomes more elaborate, he remains skeptical and increasingly exasperated, ending visibly bewildered while trying to summarize the layers of deception. |
| G1_Q001346 | G1_V001143 | contextual emotion | What emotions characterize the blonde woman’s attitude toward the bespectacled man as she praises his support for his friend and offers hugs? | ["affection","esteem"] |
| G1_Q001347 | G1_V001144 | emotion trajectory | How do the short man in the gray striped sweater and green turtleneck’s emotions develop during the conversation about the symposium and the possible trip? | He begins curious, then becomes indignant at apparently being excluded from the symposium. The explanation leaves him puzzled. Once the conversation turns to a possible trip, he becomes interested and upbeat, eagerly joining the plan to go. |
| G1_Q001348 | G1_V001145 | emotion influence | What shared emotion does the description of the Long Beach dinner evoke in the two men near the doorway? | ["anticipation"] |
| G1_Q001349 | G1_V001146 | emotion influence | What emotions does the red-haired man’s improvised backstory evoke in the tall man in the green T-shirt? | ["annoyance","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q001350 | G1_V001147 | contextual emotion | What emotion characterizes the red-haired man’s involvement in constructing and performing the invented cousin’s backstory? | ["engagement"] |
| G1_Q001351 | G1_V001148 | emotion trajectory | How does the red-haired man’s emotional presentation develop as he plays the troubled cousin and later sits with the blonde woman? | He initially portrays a withdrawn, suffering cousin, then makes the distress increasingly animated and theatrical as he recounts the invented backstory. When his performance is challenged, he shifts to overt irritation and frustration. Later on the couch, he appears pleased and affectionate, finally settling into a calm, comfortable pose against the woman. |
| G1_Q001352 | G1_V001149 | contextual emotion | What emotions characterize the blonde woman’s response to the man beside her on the couch? | ["affection","sympathy"] |
| G1_Q001353 | G1_V001150 | emotion influence | What emotions does the report that the blonde woman’s family had the flu evoke in the tall man in the gray striped shirt? | ["disquietment","engagement"] |
| G1_Q001354 | G1_V001151 | emotion influence | What emotions does the tall man’s insistent questioning about her family’s illness evoke in the blonde woman in green? | ["surprise","doubt/confusion"] |
| G1_Q001355 | G1_V001152 | contextual emotion | What emotions characterize the man in the plaid robe and gloves as he prepares throat cultures and discusses possible illness? | ["disquietment","engagement"] |
| G1_Q001356 | G1_V001153 | contextual emotion | What emotions characterize the bedding-wrapped man’s repeated requests for help while he feels ill? | ["pain","sensitivity"] |
| G1_Q001357 | G1_V001154 | emotion influence | What emotions do his roommate’s evasive account of being at work and refusal to bring soup evoke in the man in the plaid robe? | ["doubt/confusion","annoyance"] |
| G1_Q001358 | G1_V001155 | emotion influence | What emotions does the caller’s announcement of code milky green and a fever evoke in the man in red satin pajamas? | ["surprise","disquietment"] |
| G1_Q001359 | G1_V001156 | emotion cause | Why does the blonde waitress become impatient and try to quiet the man in the red hat near the beginning of their conversation? | He blames her for making him ill and starts telling nearby diners that they are doomed. She tries to stop the alarming remarks and redirect him to what he needs. |
| G1_Q001360 | G1_V001157 | emotion cause | Why does the man in the gray sleeves and ape mask appear troubled after ending the phone call in the theater? | He has invented a radiation emergency to avoid collecting his sick roommate, leaving the waitress to deal with him while he stays at the movies. After ending the call, he feels guilty about evading that responsibility. |
| G1_Q001361 | G1_V001158 | emotion influence | What emotions does the woman’s attempt to leave evoke in the man in the red hat standing at his apartment door? | ["surprise","sensitivity"] |
| G1_Q001362 | G1_V001159 | emotion influence | What emotions does the woman in the pastel cardigan show when she responds to the man’s account by agreeing to take care of him? | ["sympathy","affection"] |
| G1_Q001363 | G1_V001160 | contextual emotion | What emotions characterize the woman in the pastel cardigan’s attitude while caring for the sick man, including her responses to his repeated requests? | ["sympathy","affection","annoyance"] |
| G1_Q001364 | G1_V001161 | emotion cause | Why does the man in the gray hoodie look worried and frustrated after checking by phone whether his roommate is home? | He learns that his sick roommate is back at their apartment. He needs to go home for spare glasses but expects to be drawn into caring for the demanding roommate if he returns. |
| G1_Q001365 | G1_V001162 | emotion trajectory | How do the man in the gray hoodie’s emotions develop during the attempt to retrieve his glasses and the confrontation that follows? | He is intent on retrieving his glasses but becomes uneasy when he must enter alone. Following the awkward instructions makes him increasingly frustrated. Being caught brings a startled, defensive response, followed by anxious pleading when the woman leaves him to deal with his sick roommate. |
| G1_Q001366 | G1_V001163 | emotion trajectory | How do the tall man in the purple striped shirt’s emotions develop while showing the young visitor his office? | He starts reserved and presents his office with dismissive self-assurance. The visitor’s criticism makes him increasingly irritated and defensive. Mention of his award briefly brings back visible pride; that smile fades when the visitor says his record has been surpassed. |
| G1_Q001367 | G1_V001164 | emotion influence | What emotions does the tall man’s claim that she has never excelled at anything evoke in the blonde woman in the purple top? | ["annoyance","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q001368 | G1_V001165 | emotion influence | What emotions do the other men’s repeated instructions to go away evoke in the tall man in the gray striped T-shirt as he tries to explain the repetition? | ["doubt/confusion"] |
| G1_Q001369 | G1_V001166 | emotion influence | What emotions does the men’s request for a teenage girl evoke in the blonde woman in the white patterned top? | ["disapproval"] |
| G1_Q001370 | G1_V001167 | emotion influence | What emotions does the grand proposal for a new city evoke in the older man in the dark suit and orange tie as he questions the plan? | ["doubt/confusion","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q001371 | G1_V001168 | emotion influence | What emotions does the tall man’s flippant question about replacing a religious site evoke in the man in the green-and-blue striped sweater? | ["annoyance","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q001372 | G1_V001169 | emotion cause | Why does the man in the green-and-blue striped sweater become upset while discussing the suggested girl? | She reminds him of the kind of popular girl associated with a humiliating setup in his teenage years, and recounting that rejection brings back the painful memory. |
| G1_Q001373 | G1_V001170 | emotion influence | What emotions does the man in the purple jacket’s mockery of his romantic longing evoke in the man with glasses in the tan jacket? | ["annoyance","sensitivity"] |
| G1_Q001374 | G1_V001171 | emotion influence | What emotion does the young researcher’s decision to leave the reception with a girl evoke in the tall man in the black striped sweater as he steps forward to replace him? | ["confidence"] |
| G1_Q001375 | G1_V001172 | emotion influence | What emotions does the question about why they still go home alone evoke in the man in the purple jacket as he suggests they may be too smart? | ["doubt/confusion"] |
| G1_Q001376 | G1_V001173 | emotion influence | What emotions does the news that the leading team will not enter the Physics Bowl evoke in the man with glasses and a tan jacket? | ["excitement","anticipation"] |
| G1_Q001377 | G1_V001174 | emotion influence | What emotions does the teasing about his difficulty speaking to women evoke in the man in the patterned sweater vest? | ["embarrassment"] |
| G1_Q001378 | G1_V001175 | emotion trajectory | How do the blonde woman in the turquoise top’s emotions develop while she hosts the practice round? | She starts with cheerful, playful interest in hosting the practice round. As the contestants interrupt the questions with arguments, her expression becomes impatient and mildly annoyed. During the break she briefly looks puzzled by a whispered remark, then gives a dry, disapproving response to its explanation. |
| G1_Q001379 | G1_V001176 | emotion cause | Why does the man with glasses and the blue hood look uncomfortable when his friends suggest asking the woman to join their team? | They previously had a sexual relationship that ended on her terms. His friends publicly bring up that rejection and pressure him to recruit her anyway, making the request personally awkward rather than a simple search for another teammate. |
| G1_Q001380 | G1_V001177 | emotion influence | What emotions do the contestants’ stiff greetings and odd laugh evoke in the blonde woman in the pink top as she returns the greeting and withdraws to sit down? | ["doubt/confusion","embarrassment"] |
| G1_Q001381 | G1_V001178 | emotion influence | What emotions does the contestant’s flirtatious addition to his temperature answer evoke in the man in the gray suit at the podium? | ["annoyance","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q001382 | G1_V001179 | emotion trajectory | How do the shorter man with glasses in the turquoise team shirt’s emotions develop during his team’s attempt at the final question? | He initially looks confused by the formula and grows tense while pressing his teammate for help. After buzzing without an answer, he looks self-conscious and uncertain, lowers his gaze and admits he panicked. He makes a hesitant guess, then drops his head into his hand when it is rejected. |
| G1_Q001383 | G1_V001180 | emotion cause | Why does the man with glasses and the tan jacket become concerned about the auction result? | He bid impulsively because he expected the prop to sell for much more and only wanted to participate. No one outbids him, so he unexpectedly becomes responsible for an expensive purchase he says he cannot afford. |
| G1_Q001384 | G1_V001181 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man with glasses, a dark green jacket and a red shirt develop while the group discusses and tries the time machine? | He starts visibly pleased and absorbed in the new machine. During the discussion of sharing it, he becomes briefly impatient and pushes to take his turn. Once seated, he is playfully excited, listens to the others’ suggestions about the imaginary journey, and finishes the pretend trip smiling with satisfaction. |
| G1_Q001385 | G1_V001182 | emotion trajectory | How do the blonde woman in the blue floral hoodie’s emotions develop as she describes her detour and reacts to the time machine? | She arrives irritated and confrontational about the difficult detour. She briefly smiles while describing the family who hosted her, but returns to frustrated complaint when explaining the meal and lost work shift. The offer to try the machine intensifies her irritation into openly contemptuous disapproval, and she leaves after denouncing the group’s hobbies. |
| G1_Q001386 | G1_V001182 | emotion influence | What emotion does the woman’s criticism of the group’s hobbies evoke in the man with glasses, the dark green jacket and the red shirt? | ["sensitivity"] |
| G1_Q001387 | G1_V001183 | emotion trajectory | How do the shorter man with glasses’ emotions develop during the late-night conversation while he sits in the time machine? | He begins subdued and regretful about buying the machine. His roommate’s literal explanations provoke irritation and sarcastic replies. When he explains his concern about attracting the woman, he becomes personally vulnerable and discouraged; the conversation ends without a visible recovery from those low spirits. |
| G1_Q001388 | G1_V001184 | emotion influence | In the imagined encounter, what emotion does the woman’s embrace evoke in the man wearing the red shirt as he reassures her? | ["affection"] |
| G1_Q001389 | G1_V001185 | emotion influence | What emotions does the threat to open the packaged collectible evoke in the man in the red-and-black sweater as he asks his friend to be cool? | ["surprise","disquietment"] |
| G1_Q001390 | G1_V001186 | emotion transition | How do the blonde woman in the pink top’s emotions change from encountering the dispute to apologizing after her own collection is pointed out? | {"before":["doubt/confusion","surprise"],"after":["sympathy"]} |
| G1_Q001391 | G1_V001187 | emotion trajectory | How do the tall man’s emotions change during the time-machine nightmare sequence? | He begins thrilled that the time machine appears to work. When the creatures surround him, he recoils in terror. He then seems to wake and becomes calmer but still uneasy while discussing removal of the machine. The supposed movers bring back his panic, and he finally wakes in bed still alarmed. |
| G1_Q001392 | G1_V001188 | emotion influence | What emotions does meeting the woman in the purple patterned dress evoke in the man in the red striped sweater as he introduces himself? | ["excitement","yearning"] |
| G1_Q001393 | G1_V001189 | emotion trajectory | How do the tall man in the black T-shirt’s emotions change as the group discusses his sister’s visit? | He initially treats the reason for the visit with suspicion and irritation. He becomes openly disapproving as the others arrange for her to stay despite his objections. After they settle the plan and walk away, he is left visibly puzzled by what has happened. |
| G1_Q001394 | G1_V001190 | emotion influence | What emotions does the woman’s suggestive explanation of how she knows the tall man evoke in the man with glasses and the gray jacket? | ["surprise","doubt/confusion"] |
| G1_Q001395 | G1_V001191 | emotion cause | Why does the woman in the purple patterned dress look relieved and readily agree when the blonde woman in the yellow top invites her out? | Penny offers her an easy way to escape the men’s competing flirtation and awkward attempts to impress her. |
| G1_Q001396 | G1_V001192 | emotion influence | What emotion does the blonde woman in the yellow top’s observation about the visitor evoke in the man with glasses and the gray hoodie? | ["embarrassment"] |
| G1_Q001397 | G1_V001193 | emotion influence | What emotion does the argument over who should pursue the visitor evoke in the man with glasses and the gray hoodie? | ["annoyance"] |
| G1_Q001398 | G1_V001194 | emotion influence | What emotions does his friend’s appeal to family genetics evoke in the tall man in the black T-shirt? | ["engagement","confidence"] |
| G1_Q001399 | G1_V001195 | emotion influence | What emotion does the tall man’s offer involving the cheese evoke in the woman in the purple patterned dress? | ["disapproval"] |
| G1_Q001400 | G1_V001196 | emotion influence | What emotion does the men’s celebratory video-game rivalry evoke in the tall man in the black T-shirt? | ["disapproval"] |
| G1_Q001401 | G1_V001197 | emotion cause | Why does the man in the red striped sweater look deflated at the end of his magic performance for the woman? | His trick is also a request for a date. She declines, and when he tries again with another message on the cloth, she walks away and closes the door, leaving his attempt to impress her unsuccessful. |
| G1_Q001402 | G1_V001198 | emotion influence | What emotions does the tall man’s extended argument against astrology evoke in the blonde waitress in the yellow vest? | ["annoyance","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q001403 | G1_V001199 | emotion influence | What emotion do his friend’s repeated refusals to go out evoke in the man in the green-and-blue striped sweater? | ["annoyance"] |
| G1_Q001404 | G1_V001200 | emotion influence | What emotions does the woman’s explanation of thoughtful gift-giving evoke in the tall man in the black patterned shirt? | ["engagement","excitement"] |
| G1_Q001405 | G1_V001201 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man with glasses change as he stops playing the video game and responds to his friend’s problem? | He starts absorbed in the game and visibly enjoying the competition. On learning that his friend has eaten peanuts, he turns toward him with alarm and irritation. He then becomes concerned enough to put the game aside, get his keys and help his friend leave for treatment. |
| G1_Q001406 | G1_V001202 | emotion influence | What emotions does the man’s complaint about receiving a dirt bike for his twelfth birthday evoke in the blonde woman in the floral top? | ["surprise","doubt/confusion"] |
| G1_Q001407 | G1_V001203 | emotion transition | How do the tall man in the black patterned shirt’s emotions change from offering technical advice to responding when a customer mistakes a computer bus for a car? | {"before":["confidence","engagement"],"after":["annoyance","disapproval","engagement"]} |
| G1_Q001408 | G1_V001204 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man in the green-and-blue striped sweater change during the phone call about delaying his friend? | He is tense and irritated while explaining that he cannot keep his friend at the hospital much longer. The promised introductions make him stop and listen with cautious anticipation. He then agrees to continue, studies the food in his hand and prepares to act with focused but uneasy resolve. |
| G1_Q001409 | G1_V001205 | emotion transition | How do the emotions of the man with glasses change before and after his friend admits there may be a birthday party? | {"before":["doubt/confusion"],"after":["happiness","anticipation"]} |
| G1_Q001410 | G1_V001206 | emotion trajectory | How do the man with glasses’ emotions develop after arriving at the ended party and later watching its recording with the blonde woman? | He first looks taken aback by the already finished party and becomes subdued while watching the recording. He accepts the woman’s apology with a small smile. Her birthday kiss catches his attention, and he finishes with renewed interest in her, asking when her birthday is and getting up to follow her. |
| G1_Q001411 | G1_V001207 | emotion cause | Why does the blonde woman look apologetic toward the man beside her while they watch the party recording? | The recording shows the celebration he missed. She feels sorry that the birthday party ended before he could take part, and tries to make up for that disappointment with an apology and a personal birthday greeting. |
| G1_Q001412 | G1_V001208 | emotion influence | What emotion does the blonde woman’s interruption and explanation evoke in the man with glasses holding papers? | ["doubt/confusion"] |
| G1_Q001413 | G1_V001209 | emotion influence | How does the man with glasses in the gray hoodie react emotionally to the striped-sweater man’s suggestion about warming his hands, before their final exchange? | ["annoyance","disapproval"] |
| G1_Q001414 | G1_V001210 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the man with glasses change as he reads the blog and responds to the blonde woman’s proposal to apologize? | He reads attentively and tries to reassure her. The account prompts a puzzled, questioning reaction about one location. He then returns to reassurance, becoming more insistent and disapproving when she considers apologizing to the person who published it. |
| G1_Q001415 | G1_V001211 | emotion cause | What makes the man with glasses respond sympathetically to the woman wrapped in a blanket? | She is visibly crying and tells him that the partner she went to reconcile with was already with another woman. Seeing her distress and learning what happened prompts him to apologize sympathetically and move over to sit beside her. |
| G1_Q001416 | G1_V001212 | emotion trajectory | How do the blonde woman’s emotions develop as she seeks advice from the man in the blue checked shirt and he searches her apartment for a seat? | She begins earnestly seeking a private conversation, with some uneasiness about discussing the relationship. She briefly smiles when hearing about her prospective date’s reaction. As the man keeps diverting the conversation, her patience wears thin. She remains worried about risking the friendship and finishes visibly exasperated, pressing him to address her concern. |
| G1_Q001417 | G1_V001213 | emotion trajectory | How do the blonde woman’s emotions change from welcoming her dinner date to leaving the apartment with him? | She greets him with a warm smile and seems pleased about the date. She then becomes hesitant, clasping her hands and asking to talk first. After their exchange and kiss, she brightens and decisively moves to leave for dinner. |
Episode questions (558)
| Question ID | Video ID | Type | Question | Answer |
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| G2_Q000001 | G2_V000001 | emotional intensity comparison | When does Pip, the puppy, feel the saddest in the video? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When she watches the other dogs receiving their capes through the school window from outside and sheds a tear. |
| G2_Q000002 | G2_V000001 | emotion trajectory | How do Pip's emotions change throughout the video? | Pip starts out eager and excited to join the school, but repeated training setbacks leave her discouraged and sad. As she learns to manage the tasks, she regains confidence and enthusiasm. She becomes nervous during the exam, then dejected when she fails; her sadness deepens as she watches the other dogs through the window and sheds a tear. Seeing a woman in danger shifts her attention to concern and a determined effort to help. Once the woman is safe, Pip is happy and affectionate, and she ends joyful and proud when she is welcomed back and given a cape. |
| G2_Q000003 | G2_V000002 | emotional reasoning | Which of the first four performances that Arasha watches from the challenge seat prompt a brief disgusted expression from her? Answer using ordinal numbers (first, second, third, or fourth), based on the order of the performances. | The second and fourth performances. |
| G2_Q000004 | G2_V000002 | emotional reasoning | How many of the first four performances that Arasha watches from the challenge seat make her look happy or amused? Answer with the number of performances. | 4 |
| G2_Q000005 | G2_V000003 | emotional intensity comparison | Which participant appears least amused by the Talladega Nights clip in Round 1? Answer with the participant's name. | Izzy |
| G2_Q000006 | G2_V000003 | emotional intensity comparison | Carter makes it through two rounds of the try-not-to-laugh challenge without laughing. In which of those rounds does he keep a straighter face and show less of a reaction? Answer with the round number. | Round 7 |
| G2_Q000007 | G2_V000003 | emotional reasoning | In the twelve-round try-not-to-laugh challenge, which is the only round in which all six participants show visible amusement and are scored as having laughed? Answer with the round number. | Round 4 |
| G2_Q000008 | G2_V000004 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the film, at what moment is the older woman's anger most intense? Answer with one short event phrase. | When she stands up and yells at the teenager on the bench after he reaches under her newspaper for a cookie. |
| G2_Q000009 | G2_V000004 | emotion trajectory | How do the older woman's emotions change throughout the video? | At first, she is eager to get a snack but becomes frustrated and increasingly angry when the cookies get stuck in the vending machine. Once she retrieves them and settles on the bench, she relaxes and enjoys eating and reading. When she thinks the teenager is taking her cookies, she becomes suspicious and annoyed. Her indignation grows into open anger as she confronts him and tries to grab the last cookie, and this resentment persists even after he shares half with her and as she boards the train. Discovering her own unopened packet in her bag shocks her and leaves her embarrassed as she realises she has been eating his cookies. Her anger gives way to regret over her behaviour, and her expression softens into a small, appreciative smile as she looks back toward him. |
| G2_Q000010 | G2_V000005 | emotional reasoning | Throughout the video, how many times is Markiplier visibly startled when the small human-shaped figure suddenly disappears? Answer with the number. | 1 time |
| G2_Q000011 | G2_V000005 | emotional reasoning | Throughout the video, how many times is Markiplier visibly startled when the giant hand suddenly appears? Answer with the number. | 5 times |
| G2_Q000012 | G2_V000006 | emotional intensity comparison | Which action by the person in yellow prompts the strongest reaction from the host in green? Answer with a short description of the action. | Farting toward the host. |
| G2_Q000013 | G2_V000006 | emotional intensity comparison | Which food does the person in pink show the most enjoyment eating? Answer with the name of the food. | Fried chicken. |
| G2_Q000014 | G2_V000007 | emotion trajectory | How do Casey's emotions change as he explores first class? | Casey remains broadly positive as he explores first class, experiencing a sense of wonder and curiosity alongside excitement, happiness and satisfaction. |
| G2_Q000015 | G2_V000007 | emotional intensity comparison | When does Casey show the most negative reaction in the video? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When eating caviar. |
| G2_Q000016 | G2_V000008 | emotional reasoning | How do Sonja's emotions differ between the two times she and James clink cups, and why? | At the first toast, Sonja is friendly but a little nervous and reserved because she and James have only just met. At the second toast, she is relaxed, playful and cheerful: they have shared personal experiences, become more comfortable with each other and agreed to another date, giving the interaction a warmer, more familiar feel. |
| G2_Q000017 | G2_V000009 | emotional reasoning | Why is the little girl in green drawn to the male employee Chuck? | Chuck makes interacting with him fun: his cheerful expressions and playful, energetic performance amuse the girl and draw her attention to him. |
| G2_Q000018 | G2_V000009 | emotion trajectory | How do the male employee Chuck's emotions change throughout the video? | Chuck initially appears cheerful, energetic and enthusiastic as he entertains and helps others. Even after the cart falls over, he remains upbeat and continues helping others with the same lively enthusiasm. He then shows concern for Nancy's unhappiness and warmly, playfully tries to cheer her up. As she becomes more cheerful, this develops into friendly, supportive interaction between them. His mood then drops to sadness and dejection when his stand closes and he prepares to leave. When Nancy stops him and offers him a job, he shifts from subdued uncertainty to surprise and then joy, embracing her affectionately. |
| G2_Q000019 | G2_V000009 | emotion trajectory | How do the female employee Nancy's emotions change throughout the video? | Nancy initially seems bored, weary and irritable at work. Chuck's popularity makes her resentful, and her frustration develops into hostile competition, with brief satisfaction when she thinks she has outdone him. After her efforts backfire and her boss reprimands her, she becomes embarrassed, anxious and dejected. She is initially guarded toward Chuck's attempt to cheer her up, but later reflects on his kindness and begins to soften. She returns to work with renewed enthusiasm and confidence, enjoying playful interactions with customers and Chuck. An impending performance review makes her anxious again, followed by relief and pride when she is promoted. Seeing Chuck's closed stand and his sadness then turns her joy into concern and sympathy. She becomes determined to help him and ends happy and affectionate as she offers him a job and they embrace. |
| G2_Q000020 | G2_V000010 | emotion trajectory | How do Owen's emotions change throughout the cooking contest? | Owen remains calm, confident and focused from the introductions through the cooking, enjoying the banter and treating Clark with friendliness and support. Minor setbacks do not make him worried. When he wins, he becomes happy and excited. |
| G2_Q000021 | G2_V000010 | emotion trajectory | How do Clark's emotions change throughout the cooking contest? | Clark begins playfully confident, reacts with surprise to Owen's age guess, then returns to joking. He starts cooking with confidence and enthusiasm, but becomes stressed and worried as the dish turns out too spicy and time runs short. He feels hopeful when presenting his dish, disappointed when he loses, then returns to a friendly, happy mood. |
| G2_Q000022 | G2_V000010 | emotional reasoning | Why does the first person who tries Clark's chicken start laughing after taking a bite? | The chicken is so spicy that it catches him off guard and makes him cough, and he laughs in reaction to the sudden discomfort. |
| G2_Q000023 | G2_V000011 | emotion trajectory | How do Alexis's emotions change throughout the coffee-maker cooking challenge? | She begins the challenge feeling apprehensive and doubtful about cooking with a coffee maker. Early successes with the chocolate and shrimp make her optimistic and excited. While preparing the salmon, beans and tomatoes, she encounters a few minor problems and is briefly put off by the salmon's appearance, but remains generally optimistic and keeps going. During the final tasting, her guarded anticipation gives way to relief and pride as the guests approve the food, and she ends the challenge feeling calm and confident. |
| G2_Q000024 | G2_V000012 | emotional reasoning | Why does the female host without glasses cry? | She is deeply moved by Xiaoyu and her mother's tearful reunion. Seeing them embrace makes her empathize with their longing for each other and the strength of their bond. |
| G2_Q000025 | G2_V000012 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the video, at what moment does Xiaoyu appear most deeply moved? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When she recognizes her mother in the enlarged photo, turns around and embraces her. |
| G2_Q000026 | G2_V000012 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the video, at what moment does the female host without glasses appear most deeply moved? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When she watches Xiaoyu and her mother reunite and embrace. |
| G2_Q000027 | G2_V000012 | emotion trajectory | How do Xiaoyu's mother's emotions change over the course of the visit shown in the video? | Xiaoyu's mother is initially excited and eager to see her daughter, while also feeling nervous during the journey. She brightens when she spots Xiaoyu, then feels tense and worried while watching the match. She waits in anticipation as the hosts prepare the surprise reunion. When she and Xiaoyu embrace, she is deeply moved, crying and smiling with joy. After the reunion, her emotions gradually settle and she appears calm and happy during the indoor ceremony. |
| G2_Q000028 | G2_V000013 | emotional reasoning | How many times is the first person (Chen He) to arrive at the room startled? Answer with the number of times. | 1 time |
| G2_Q000029 | G2_V000013 | emotional intensity comparison | Who appears the bravest when facing the pranks in the room? Answer with their order of arrival at the room or their name. | The fourth person to arrive, Guo Jingfei. |
| G2_Q000030 | G2_V000013 | emotional reasoning | How many times is the second person (Peng Yuchang) to arrive at the room startled? Answer with the number of times. | 2 times |
| G2_Q000031 | G2_V000013 | emotional reasoning | How many times is the third person (Lu Han) to arrive at the room startled? Answer with the number of times. | 3 times |
| G2_Q000032 | G2_V000014 | emotional intensity comparison | When is Zhang Jie most frightened in the video? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | Zhang Jie is most frightened when an unfamiliar woman enters the hotel room, sees her with an unfamiliar man wearing only a towel, and mistakenly believes they are having an affair. |
| G2_Q000033 | G2_V000014 | emotion trajectory | How do Zhang Jie's own emotions change across the two car role-plays? | In the first car scene, Zhang Jie is focused on the performance while holding back her amusement. When the dog photo is revealed, she breaks into laughter and openly enjoys the joke. In the second car scene, she initially seems exasperated and at a loss for words when she realizes she is being pranked. She then joins in with a playful determination not to be outdone, and her amusement comes through in smiles and laughter as she plays along. |
| G2_Q000034 | G2_V000014 | emotion trajectory | How do Saoquan's own emotions change across the two car role-plays? | In the first car scene, Saoquan initially feels concerned and confused by Zhang Jie's story. As the story becomes more outlandish, he seems incredulous and at a loss for words, but remains worried about her and continues trying to comfort and reassure her. When the dog photo reveals the prank, he reacts with bemused disbelief and laughter. In the second car scene, he takes an active role in pranking Zhang Jie, remaining engaged, playful and amused throughout the exchange. |
| G2_Q000035 | G2_V000014 | emotional intensity comparison | When does Zhang Jie seem most relieved during the hotel prank? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | After the blanket is pulled back, revealing several people hiding there, and she realizes the hotel incident was a prank. |
| G2_Q000036 | G2_V000015 | emotional reasoning | When does the man in the brown shirt realize he is being pranked, and what makes him realize it? | He realizes it when his friends enter the bedroom and reveal the prank. Their appearance makes him understand that the encounter with the stranger was a setup arranged by his friends. |
| G2_Q000037 | G2_V000015 | emotional reasoning | What does the stranger do that startles the man in the brown shirt for the last time during the prank? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | The stranger suddenly opens his bath towel. |
| G2_Q000038 | G2_V000015 | emotional intensity comparison | When does the woman in blue seem most nervous while setting up the prank? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | While helping the bare-chested stranger lie down beside the sleeping brown-shirted man. |
| G2_Q000039 | G2_V000015 | emotion trajectory | How does the brown-shirted man's level of fear change throughout his interaction with the stranger? | His fear is strongest when he first notices the stranger beside him. It then eases but fluctuates as he remains wary and pulls away when the stranger gets close. It lessens further when his friends enter and reveal the prank. The stranger suddenly opening his towel causes another brief surge of fear, weaker than the initial fright, which then subsides. |
| G2_Q000040 | G2_V000015 | emotional intensity comparison | When does the woman in blue seem shyest while setting up the prank? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When her face presses against the stranger's bare chest. |
| G2_Q000041 | G2_V000016 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the whole story, among the three panelists trying to guess if the story is true or false, who generally shows the least intense amusement? Answer with a brief appearance description. | The Black woman with curly hair. |
| G2_Q000042 | G2_V000016 | emotion trajectory | How do the emotions of the gray-bearded man in the dark patterned shirt change throughout the story? | He is initially amused by the storyteller's own experiences. As the storyteller talks about his friend, he listens attentively with curiosity and doubt, while also being amused by some of the experiences described. He then becomes serious and focused, questioning the details of the VHS transfer and thinking through the story's logic to decide whether it is true. When the story is confirmed to be true, he smiles again in amusement. |
| G2_Q000043 | G2_V000017 | emotional reasoning | How does Scarra typically react after being eliminated in different Valorant rounds? Describe his emotions and how he shows them. | He usually reacts with amusement, smiling or laughing. In several rounds, he also leans forward or brings his hands up toward his face as he laughs. |
| G2_Q000044 | G2_V000017 | emotional reasoning | How does Scarra typically react after eliminating opponents in different Valorant rounds? Describe his emotions and how he shows them. | He generally stays serious and focused, keeping his eyes on the game and continuing to play with little celebratory movement. He occasionally shows a slight smile. |
| G2_Q000045 | G2_V000018 | emotional intensity comparison | Which contestant appears most deeply moved when named a co-champion? Answer with the contestant's name. | Erin Howard. |
| G2_Q000046 | G2_V000019 | emotional intensity comparison | Across Levy's three wins in the video, against which opponent does he show the most intense victory joy? Answer with the opponent's name. | Alireza |
| G2_Q000047 | G2_V000019 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the three games in the video, against which opponent does Levy appear most tense? | Hans Niemann. |
| G2_Q000048 | G2_V000020 | emotional reasoning | At what Scoville rating does Gordon first show clear signs of physical discomfort from the heat? Answer with the number only. | 116,000 |
| G2_Q000049 | G2_V000021 | emotional intensity comparison | Which reunion in the video moves Steve the most? Briefly identify the reunion. | The first reunion, when Rich appears on the screen to speak with Steve. |
| G2_Q000050 | G2_V000021 | emotion trajectory | How do Steve's emotions change during the second reunion in the video, with Gwen? | Steve is initially puzzled because he does not recognize the guest. After watching the video replay, he realizes she is Gwen and becomes happy, introducing her with humor. As they talk about their childhood kiss, he seems a little embarrassed while continuing to joke with her. Finally, reflecting on how long it has been since they last met, he becomes nostalgic and visibly moved, embracing her with happiness and affection. |
| G2_Q000051 | G2_V000022 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the full challenge, when does Chrissy appear most strained? | Immediately before she steps off the narrowest foothold and gives the win to Steph. |
| G2_Q000052 | G2_V000022 | emotion trajectory | How does Steph's emotional state change before, during, and after the challenge? | Before the challenge, the Blood Moon announcement leaves Steph visibly shocked and apprehensive. Once the challenge starts, she settles into focused, controlled determination. As the footholds narrow and the final duel with Chrissy continues, her tension and physical strain become intense, but she keeps re-centering and holding on. After Chrissy steps down, Steph first appears exhausted and relieved rather than immediately exuberant. At the necklace presentation, she smiles and shifts into joy and disbelief, saying she is shocked to have outlasted the other competitors. |
| G2_Q000053 | G2_V000022 | emotion trajectory | How does Chrissy's emotional state change during her run in the challenge? | At the start of the challenge, Chrissy is calm, focused, and composed. During the transitions to progressively narrower footholds, her tension and fatigue steadily increase while her determination remains. In the final duel with Steph on the narrowest foothold, her strain and exhaustion reach their peak and are joined by resignation. Immediately after losing the duel, she is exhausted and disappointed. When Steph's victory also secures the group reward, Chrissy's disappointment eases into relief and happiness for her group. |
| G2_Q000054 | G2_V000022 | emotional reasoning | Why is Steph so happy when she receives the immunity necklace? | She is safe from being voted out on the Blood Moon night, when three players will leave, and her victory also earns her group the Applebee's reward meal. |
| G2_Q000055 | G2_V000022 | emotional reasoning | Why is Chrissy still so upset when she steps down even though her group has won the reward? | She loses her chance to win individual immunity and remains at risk on a night when three players will be voted out. |
| G2_Q000056 | G2_V000023 | emotion trajectory | How do Eugene's emotions change throughout the bread-making challenge? | Eugene starts out playful and willing to experiment, despite being unsure how to make bread. When the risen dough does not look promising, he feels a little disappointed but still hopes it will bake into good bread. He then focuses on shaping and baking it. While the others are being judged, he listens calmly. During his own judging, he moves from nervously awaiting feedback to surprise and satisfaction at the praise. When he takes first place, he is pleased and happy, expressing his joy in a restrained way. |
| G2_Q000057 | G2_V000023 | emotion trajectory | How do Zach's emotions change throughout the bread-making challenge? | Zach starts out confused about which ingredients to choose. Once he settles on an idea, he experiments with curiosity and humor. While preparing the dough, he becomes focused but still puzzled by parts of the process. Seeing the dough rise makes him excited and happy. He then concentrates on finishing and baking the bread, becoming excited, pleased and confident when it comes out of the oven. He presents it to the judges with confidence and pride. During tasting and feedback, he becomes embarrassed and smiles ruefully, while continuing to defend his creation. He waits nervously for the rankings; finishing last brings disappointment and embarrassment, followed by a more casual, seemingly unconcerned attitude. |
| G2_Q000058 | G2_V000023 | emotion trajectory | How do Ned's emotions change throughout the bread-making challenge? | Ned begins focused, carefully choosing ingredients and preparing the dough. He becomes somewhat irritated during the dough-making process but works through it and completes the dough. He is disappointed by how it has risen. He then returns to careful preparation and feels happy, pleased and confident when the bread is baked. He presents it confidently to the judges, then looks surprised when it is cut open. He tries to defend its quality, but responds with embarrassment and a rueful smile when the judges challenge his claims. He nervously awaits the final ranking and feels a little disappointed by the result. |
| G2_Q000059 | G2_V000023 | emotion trajectory | How do Keith's emotions change throughout the bread-making challenge? | Keith starts confident and focused, carefully selecting ingredients and preparing the bread. He hopes the dough will rise well, but feels a little disappointed when he checks it. He continues working carefully and confidently, then feels happy and self-assured when the bread is baked. During judging, he responds to the feedback with embarrassment and rueful smiles. He waits nervously for the final ranking and feels a little disappointed when the result is announced. |
| G2_Q000060 | G2_V000023 | emotional intensity comparison | Whose bread provokes the strongest disgust from the judges? Answer with the baker's name. | Zach Kornfeld. |
| G2_Q000061 | G2_V000024 | emotional intensity comparison | When does Speed seem most grateful to the group during their meeting? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | receiving the signed album and responding with sustained attention, softened delivery, and hugs |
| G2_Q000062 | G2_V000024 | emotional reasoning | What does Speed do that surprises all three members—Natty, Belle, and Haneul—for the first time before Julie arrives? Briefly describe his action. | He briefly shows them one of his dance moves. |
| G2_Q000063 | G2_V000024 | emotional reasoning | What does Speed do that surprises Natty, Belle, and Haneul for the second time before Julie arrives? Briefly describe his action. | When he barks. |
| G2_Q000064 | G2_V000024 | emotional reasoning | How many times do Natty, Belle, and Haneul all react with surprise at the same time before Julie arrives? Answer with a number. | 3 times |
| G2_Q000065 | G2_V000024 | emotional reasoning | What does Speed do that startles all four members after Julie joins them? Briefly describe his action. | He performs a backflip. |
| G2_Q000066 | G2_V000025 | emotional intensity comparison | When is Ben most anxious about being caught? | Ben is most anxious at Meuse, while searching the small station just before Sam tags him. |
| G2_Q000067 | G2_V000025 | emotional intensity comparison | During the chase, when are the chasers most excited? | The chasers are most excited when Sam spots Ben at Meuse and completes the tag. |
| G2_Q000068 | G2_V000025 | emotion trajectory | How does Ben's confidence change from the start of his run to Meuse? | First, Ben begins playful and highly confident, claiming that the game may contain no tags at all; next, he remains optimistic after completing the gummy-bear challenge and earning enough coins to move; next, limited coins and uncertain train information turn that confidence into nervous calculation; finally, at Meuse he rushes across the station and scans for the chasers, then shifts to startled resignation when Sam tags him. |
| G2_Q000069 | G2_V000025 | emotion trajectory | How do Sam and Adam's emotions change during their pursuit of Ben? | First, they begin analytical and confident that a fast TGV connection can cut off Ben; next, the delayed TGV forces them onto the same slower route Ben expects, producing disappointment and uncertainty; next, after hours without closing the gap, their joking mood gives way to concern that the chase is going badly; finally, recognizing Ben at Meuse produces sudden excitement and relief as Sam completes the tag. |
| G2_Q000070 | G2_V000025 | emotion trajectory | How do Adam's emotions change when he switches from chaser to runner? | First, Adam starts as a cooperative chaser, calmly planning interception routes with Sam; next, repeated delays and Ben's lead make him share the team's mounting frustration; next, the successful tag brings relief, but the rules immediately transfer pressure to Adam as the new runner; finally, he leaves toward Borkum energized by a roughly three-hour lead while Ben and Sam react with alarm. |
| G2_Q000071 | G2_V000026 | emotion trajectory | How do the winner's emotions change throughout the challenge and its immediate aftermath? | Aubry begins focused and composed. As the challenge progresses and comes down to the final duel, she becomes tense while staying determined and concentrated. When she wins, the tension gives way to relief and joy: she covers her face, crouches, cries and embraces the others. She then gradually steadies herself, though she remains tearful and emotionally moved while speaking and receiving congratulations. |
| G2_Q000072 | G2_V000026 | emotional intensity comparison | Which contestant appears the most disappointed immediately after failing? Answer with the contestant's name. | Rizzo |
| G2_Q000073 | G2_V000027 | emotion trajectory | How do Laurel's emotions change over the course of the competition? | Laurel begins fairly composed and cautiously focused, with a little nervousness. During the race, she is focused and tense. Believing she has won, she turns jubilant and triumphant. When the missed placement is pointed out, her excitement gives way to renewed tension and focus as she returns to the task. As the dispute continues, she becomes angry and defensive. After the ruling goes against her, she is disappointed but remains defiant. |
| G2_Q000074 | G2_V000027 | emotion trajectory | How do Ninja's emotions change over the course of the competition? | Ninja starts excited and confident. As the race progresses, she becomes focused and tense, and feels confused when she cannot find the empty hole. Seeing Laurel ring the bell and apparently finish leaves her surprised and disappointed. Finding the unused hole gives her renewed hope, and she returns to the task with determination, working to complete it and awaiting confirmation. When she is declared the winner, she feels happy and relieved. |
| G2_Q000075 | G2_V000027 | emotional reasoning | Before the official ruling, what event fully reverses Laurel's and Ninja's emotional reactions? Laurel shifts from positive to negative emotions, while Ninja shifts from negative to positive, and neither shifts back afterward. Answer with a brief description of the event. | Ninja ringing her bell |
| G2_Q000076 | G2_V000028 | emotional intensity comparison | Which wrong answer embarrasses JJ the most? | JJ is most embarrassed after saying “specific ocean” in sudden death and losing the game for his team. |
| G2_Q000077 | G2_V000028 | emotion trajectory | How do JJ's emotions change across his turns? | First, JJ begins energetic and confident that he can improvise under the timer; next, repeatedly reaching two answers and failing on the third turns confidence into visible frustration; next, naming Adele as a dead celebrity produces shock, embarrassment, and an immediate apology; finally, he tries to lock in for the final stretch but the “specific ocean” response ends sudden death, leaving him laughing in mortified resignation. |
| G2_Q000078 | G2_V000028 | emotion trajectory | How do Vik's emotions change across his turns answering questions? | Vik is initially flustered and frustrated when he struggles with the Z-word question. He relaxes and becomes more confident after answering the juice question correctly. On the website question, he hesitates again and reacts with embarrassed amusement. In his later turns, he regains his composure, answering the star-sign question confidently and looking pleased after quickly naming three Pokémon in the tiebreaker. |
| G2_Q000079 | G2_V000028 | emotion trajectory | How do the winning team's emotions change as the score reaches sudden death? | First, the team begins playful and confident, but early rulings keep the contest close; next, successful rapid answers create bursts of pride while opponent successes repeatedly cancel the lead; next, at 9–9, their mood tightens into concentration because every turn can end the game; finally, when the opposing team fails on “specific ocean,” the stored tension becomes loud relief and celebration. |
| G2_Q000080 | G2_V000028 | emotional reasoning | Why does Vik become nervous again late in the game? | The questions become less predictable and some correct-looking answers have already led to group arguments about wording and eligibility; at a tied score, one hesitation can immediately decide the match, so accumulated mental fatigue carries greater consequences. |
| G2_Q000081 | G2_V000028 | emotional reasoning | Why is the final celebration much bigger than the reactions to earlier points? | Earlier correct answers only added a point and were often matched by the other team. After the score reaches 9–9, JJ's failed answer in sudden death decides the winner and releases the tension built up during the close game. His comical mix-up of 'Specific Ocean' and 'Pacific Ocean' also makes everyone laugh, adding amusement to the excitement and relief of winning. |
| G2_Q000082 | G2_V000029 | emotional intensity comparison | Which shot makes Vik the most excited? | Vik is most excited after his shot hits the crossbar. |
| G2_Q000083 | G2_V000029 | emotion trajectory | How do Harry's emotions change from his early success to the final rounds? | First, Harry starts bold and experimental, attempting difficult shots instead of choosing only safe passes; next, the successful volley off the crossbar produces his biggest burst of pride and excitement; next, after reaching two targets early, repeated failure on the remaining post turns confidence into impatience; finally, as other players finish, he becomes hurried and desperate to avoid being among the last. |
| G2_Q000084 | G2_V000029 | emotion trajectory | How do Vik's emotions change across his attempts to hit the three targets? | Vik starts hesitant and frustrated when his early shots miss and the others tease him. After he adjusts his power and hits a target, he becomes encouraged and more confident. When the left post keeps preventing completion, he grows increasingly frustrated and asks for advice. After finally completing his remaining target, he relaxes, celebrates, and playfully claims that the others are in trouble. |
| G2_Q000085 | G2_V000029 | emotional reasoning | Why does Harry grow frustrated after hitting two targets early? | Early success raises his expectation that he will finish quickly, but the last post repeatedly escapes him; each later player who completes all three targets turns his initial lead into a visible risk of losing. |
| G2_Q000086 | G2_V000030 | emotion trajectory | How does the man in red-and-white shorts feel as the two basketball games unfold? | The man in red-and-white shorts starts confident and playful, boasting that he will win. As his opponent pulls ahead and wins the first game, he becomes frustrated and disappointed. He returns to the rematch with renewed enthusiasm, repeatedly becoming excited when he scores and angry or dejected when he misses. Near game point, he becomes serious and focused. Missing his final shot leaves him deeply disappointed. After his opponent scores, he becomes angry, walks toward the camera, and takes the phone, ending the recording. |
| G2_Q000087 | G2_V000030 | emotion trajectory | How does the man in dark patterned shorts feel as the two basketball games unfold? | The man in dark patterned shorts begins relaxed and confident as he banters with the man in red-and-white shorts. He becomes happy and celebratory after winning the first game. During the rematch, he returns to serious, focused competition, while still sharing occasional playful exchanges with the man in red-and-white shorts. |
| G2_Q000088 | G2_V000031 | emotional intensity comparison | Which challenge ends with JJ looking happiest? | JJ looks happiest after the paper-ripping challenge, when the host confirms that they followed the rules and are ahead. |
| G2_Q000089 | G2_V000031 | emotional intensity comparison | Considering all the rounds, during which challenge is Harry most satisfied with his precision? | Harry is most satisfied during the final spaghetti challenge, when his two pieces differ by only about half a centimeter. |
| G2_Q000090 | G2_V000031 | emotion trajectory | How does Harry's emotion change from the banana challenge to the final round? | He starts relaxed and confident, becomes irritated after mistakes in the pizza and card rounds, regains pride when his string result is close to the target, and reaches his greatest satisfaction and pride when his spaghetti pieces differ by only about half a centimeter. |
| G2_Q000091 | G2_V000032 | emotion trajectory | How do Frasier's emotions change across his two conversations with Niles at the cafe? | In the first conversation, Frasier is initially distracted and only loosely engaged with Niles's remarks and behavior. When Niles turns the conversation toward Frasier himself, he becomes attentive, and he grows happy while talking about his son. He then rejects the idea of living with Martin before reluctantly accepting it. In the second conversation, living with Martin has left him overwhelmed and close to breaking down; Niles's suggestion of hiring a live-in home-care worker brings Frasier relief, and he readily accepts the solution. |
| G2_Q000092 | G2_V000032 | emotional reasoning | Across Martin's guarded arrival and his later withdrawal with Eddie, what underlying feeling best explains his defensive behavior? Answer with one short emotion phrase. | wounded pride over dependence |
| G2_Q000093 | G2_V000032 | emotional reasoning | What do Niles's reactions during the care discussion, Martin's arrival, and the recliner disagreement suggest about his attitude toward becoming involved? | Niles is uncomfortable being drawn into the conflict as a mediator. His reactions show that he would rather step back and let Frasier and Martin deal with their disagreement than take an active side or prolong it. |
| G2_Q000094 | G2_V000033 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Frasier appear most worried? Answer with a brief event phrase. | When he tells Niles that living together may harm his relationship with Martin. |
| G2_Q000095 | G2_V000033 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Frasier show his strongest surprise? Answer with a brief event phrase. | When Martin says during their argument that he is not moving out. |
| G2_Q000096 | G2_V000033 | emotion trajectory | How do Frasier's emotions change from accidentally overhearing Roz, through Niles's advice and his vulnerable conversation, to his final exchange with Martin? | Frasier is initially surprised by the emotional openness he overhears from Roz, then becomes chastened and reflective after Niles's advice. When he tries to speak vulnerably with Martin, he is hesitant but sincere; as the conversation turns into conflict, that vulnerability becomes hurt and anger. Their final exchange brings relief and restored warmth. |
| G2_Q000097 | G2_V000034 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Frasier show his strongest happiness? Answer with a brief event phrase. | When he secures the hard-to-get Saturday dinner reservation over the phone. |
| G2_Q000098 | G2_V000034 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Martin appear saddest? Answer with a brief event phrase. | When he tells his sons that their insults toward the restaurant also insult him. |
| G2_Q000099 | G2_V000034 | emotion trajectory | Across his two encounters with Daphne, how do Niles's emotions toward her change? | When Niles first sees Daphne, he reacts with shock and disbelief. As their first conversation continues, he becomes confident and happy while talking with her. In their second encounter, he eagerly focuses on Daphne and hopes to have dinner with her, but Frasier's intervention embarrasses him and makes him abandon the idea. |
| G2_Q000100 | G2_V000034 | emotional reasoning | Across her conversations with Niles, how does Daphne emotionally respond to his attention? | Daphne remains at ease and casual with Niles, receiving his attention in a relaxed, friendly way without visibly reciprocating the strong romantic attraction he feels toward her. |
| G2_Q000101 | G2_V000034 | emotional reasoning | Why does Frasier stop Niles when Niles suggests inviting Daphne to dinner? | Frasier sees through Niles's excuse that he merely wants to fill the empty fourth seat. He realizes that Niles is using Maris's absence as an opportunity to spend time with Daphne because he is attracted to her. Since Niles is married, Frasier intervenes to call out the inappropriate advance and stop him from crossing that boundary. |
| G2_Q000102 | G2_V000035 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Frasier appear angriest? Answer with a brief event phrase. | When he argues with Mann during his radio show. |
| G2_Q000103 | G2_V000035 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Daphne appear happiest? Answer with a brief event phrase. | When Martin invites her to join the family dinner. |
| G2_Q000104 | G2_V000035 | emotion trajectory | How do Frasier’s emotions develop over his dispute with Derek Mann during this episode? | Initially hurt by the insult, Frasier tries to brush it off but becomes indignant. He takes animated satisfaction in mocking Mann on air. The follow-up article renews his irritation and provokes a stronger attack. When Mann challenges him, he is startled and reluctant, then defiantly angry at being called a coward. At home he becomes defensive and hurt under his father’s criticism, before resolving to stop backing down. Seeing Mann makes him apprehensive, yet he goes ahead. After the confrontation is interrupted, he is excited and proud of having faced it. |
| G2_Q000105 | G2_V000035 | emotional reasoning | Across the dinner where Niles highlights Mann’s first notice and the café where he brings the follow-up, what attitude toward Frasier’s embarrassment does Niles reveal? | Amused, teasing enjoyment of his brother’s embarrassment. |
| G2_Q000106 | G2_V000035 | emotion trajectory | How do Niles’s emotions develop during Frasier’s dispute with Mann, from the newspaper coverage through the confrontation? | Niles first enjoys teasing Frasier about the critical articles. Before the fight he becomes sincerely concerned and reflective about how the brothers have been treated. Recognizing Mann then brings an urgent, startled reaction. Once the confrontation is stopped, he joins in the cheerful celebration. |
| G2_Q000107 | G2_V000036 | emotion trajectory | From Martin's explanation involving his late wife to Irene's arrival, how do Frasier's emotions change? | He becomes tender and concerned when Martin links Irene with his late wife. His father's appreciation then leaves him touched and pleased. As the meeting approaches, he is eager and a little nervous, while warmly encouraging and teasing Martin. When Irene arrives, he is happy and warmly supportive. |
| G2_Q000108 | G2_V000036 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Frasier show his strongest annoyance? Answer with a brief event phrase. | When he confronts Niles in the kitchen for bringing Aunt Patrice to the apartment after being told not to. |
| G2_Q000109 | G2_V000037 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Frasier appear happiest? Answer with a brief event phrase. | When he welcomes Martha Paxton and introduces her as the guest of honor. |
| G2_Q000110 | G2_V000037 | emotion trajectory | How do Frasier's emotions change from waiting for Martha's late arrival to his first quiet conversation with Martin after the guests leave? | Frasier is initially anxious and impatient about making the party perfect while Martha is late. When she arrives, he becomes delighted and proudly enthusiastic, especially as he shows her the painting. Her insistence that it is not her work leaves him taken aback and uncomfortable. In his first exchange with Martin after the guests leave, he is dejected and deeply embarrassed by having been made a fool of. |
| G2_Q000111 | G2_V000037 | emotional reasoning | Why does Niles initially try to stop Frasier from retaliating against the gallery at home, yet ultimately break the gallery window himself? | Initially, Niles tries to stop Frasier because he sees retaliation as excessive and wants to avoid escalating the situation. But hearing the humiliating nickname Peachfuzz reopens his wounded pride and anger, so he lashes out to avenge that personal humiliation. |
| G2_Q000112 | G2_V000038 | emotional intensity comparison | When is the head-chef role most tense during service? | The head-chef role is most tense in the final two minutes, with late dishes and a refire still outstanding. |
| G2_Q000113 | G2_V000038 | emotional intensity comparison | When is Ben most frustrated during service? | Ben is most frustrated when a late pasta is rejected and must be refired during the final rush. |
| G2_Q000114 | G2_V000038 | emotion trajectory | How do the head chef's emotions change as service becomes busier? | First, the head chef begins alert but calm, organizing checks and assigning stations after limited preparation; next, confidence rises as early pasta, seafood, and pizza orders reach the pass in coordinated groups; next, a growing check queue, rotation, and a refire increase urgency without causing full panic; finally, completing the final order at the countdown produces relief and pride in the team's control. |
| G2_Q000115 | G2_V000038 | emotion trajectory | How do Kush's emotions change while handling the rapid orders? | First, Kush starts enthusiastic about cooking with two other professionals for the first time; next, the one-slot pizza oven and accumulating orders sharpen his concentration; next, seeing every station maintain quality gives him visible confidence and pride in the team; finally, he jumps ahead to help the final orders, ending tired but satisfied when the count is revealed. |
| G2_Q000116 | G2_V000038 | emotion trajectory | How do Ben's emotions change from the seafood station to the final refire? | First, Ben begins focused and confident while coordinating seafood dishes with the first table checks; next, as he rotates toward the pass, tracking multiple inherited dishes increases cognitive pressure; next, the rejected pasta produces a brief spike of frustration during the countdown; finally, the corrected plate and final completion restore relief, followed by amazement at the forty-dish total. |
| G2_Q000117 | G2_V000039 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Frasier show his strongest surprise? Answer with a brief event phrase. | When Catherine opens their meeting by insulting him. |
| G2_Q000118 | G2_V000039 | emotion trajectory | How do Frasier’s emotions develop over his relationship with Catherine during this episode? | Initially defensive toward Catherine’s accusation, Frasier becomes sympathetic and then warmly attracted to her. He is delighted about dating her but defensive when Niles objects. Marco’s return makes him uneasy and evasive, followed by forceful resistance to their reunion. He then reasserts excited confidence in the romance. At dinner, affectionate playfulness repeatedly gives way to discomfort, and he acknowledges guilt over his advice to Marco. He reluctantly ends the relationship, still attracted to Catherine but distressed and regretful, and is dejected after she leaves. |
| G2_Q000119 | G2_V000039 | emotional reasoning | Why does Frasier become defensive when others question his relationship with Catherine? | He wants to keep the relationship, but the objections confront him with a conflict between his romantic self-interest and his professional ethics. |
| G2_Q000120 | G2_V000039 | emotional reasoning | Why is Frasier more withdrawn when breaking up with Catherine than when comforting her at their first meeting? | At their first meeting he can offer sympathy for the hurt caused by Marco. During the breakup he feels guilty about his own conflict of interest and regrets causing her further pain. |
| G2_Q000121 | G2_V000040 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Frasier appear most confused? Answer with a brief event phrase. | During Danielle’s radio call, as he repeatedly tries to work out what she means by “monthieur.” |
| G2_Q000122 | G2_V000040 | emotion trajectory | Across his two conversations with Martin about the suspected affair, how do Frasier’s emotions toward his father change? | Frasier is first caught off guard and defensive, then presses Martin for an explanation. Martin’s apparent admission leaves him quiet and unsettled. In their later conversation, he still wants an honest explanation, but he already knows who had the affair. As he shares his own experience and hears about Martin’s feelings, his frustration gives way to sorrowful empathy, appreciation and warm closeness. |
| G2_Q000123 | G2_V000041 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Frasier show his strongest disgust? Answer with a brief event phrase. | When Bebe presents Emery's Nuts at his apartment and he recoils from endorsing the product. |
| G2_Q000124 | G2_V000041 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Frasier show his strongest happiness? Answer with a brief event phrase. | In the hot-tub showroom, after Martin says the tub helps his hip and Frasier concludes that he can endorse it and fund Frederick's Harvard education. |
| G2_Q000125 | G2_V000041 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Daphne show her strongest happiness? Answer with a brief event phrase. | While enjoying the bubbles during the hot-tub showroom test and comparing them to sitting in hot champagne. |
| G2_Q000126 | G2_V000041 | emotion trajectory | How does Daphne's emotional response to the hot-tub experience change from trying it in the showroom to watching the finished commercial? | She is initially a little self-conscious about sitting in the showroom. She then relaxes and enjoys the bubbles with warm amusement. Later, watching the finished commercial, she is lighthearted and amused. |
| G2_Q000127 | G2_V000041 | emotional reasoning | Why is Frasier willing to endorse some products but ultimately refuses to appear in the commercial for Emery's Nuts? | Frasier can justify endorsements when he genuinely likes a product or believes it is beneficial, as with the restaurant he enjoys and the hot tub his family tests. He dislikes the nuts, and the commercial asks him to use his identity as a psychiatrist in a joke about being nuts. Although the money and television exposure tempt him, he fears that this would compromise his professional integrity and dignity, so he ultimately declines. |
| G2_Q000128 | G2_V000042 | emotional intensity comparison | Which blindfolded challenge frightens Olivia the most? | Olivia is most afraid during the hanging-bottle run, when she cannot locate the approaching bottle. |
| G2_Q000129 | G2_V000042 | emotional intensity comparison | When is Trevor most excited? | Trevor is most excited when he wins the paparazzi-dodging challenge. |
| G2_Q000130 | G2_V000042 | emotion trajectory | How does Amanda's confidence change across the water and bottle challenges? | First, Amanda begins cooperative and hopeful while coordinating the water-filling strategy; next, the cup problem makes the pair's plan collapse, leaving her frustrated by the failed execution; next, taking only a few bottle hits in her heat restores confidence and earns her a place in the final; finally, more hits against Tommy reverse that confidence into disappointed but playful acceptance. |
| G2_Q000131 | G2_V000042 | emotion trajectory | How do Trevor's emotions change from the first challenge to the final result? | First, Trevor approaches the water task carefully and gains confidence when controlled coordination works; next, he remains alert during the bottle round, treating its unpredictable impacts with nervous humor; next, in the paparazzi task he commits to a defensive hiding strategy despite uncertainty about how it will score; finally, the small number of photographs and the overall win bring visible satisfaction and joy. |
| G2_Q000132 | G2_V000043 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Frasier appear most frightened? Answer with a brief event phrase. | When he hesitates before entering Ned Miller's office to confess what happened. |
| G2_Q000133 | G2_V000043 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Frasier appear most flustered? Answer with a brief event phrase. | When Roz tells him that Bulldog's meeting was about national syndication and he urgently tries to reach Arlene by phone. |
| G2_Q000134 | G2_V000043 | emotion trajectory | How does Bulldog's emotional state change from his boast after confronting Miller to his joking and self-criticism during his later visit to Frasier's apartment? | After confronting Miller, Bulldog is energetic and triumphant as he boasts about standing up to him. At Frasier's apartment, he is weary, hurt and regretful about what has happened. His brief crude joke does not restore the earlier confidence, and he returns to dejected self-criticism. |
| G2_Q000135 | G2_V000043 | emotion trajectory | How do Frasier's emotions develop over the Bulldog firing-rumor incident, from being overheard to deciding to speak to Miller? | Frasier is startled when he realizes Bulldog overheard him and tries to calm the situation. Bulldog's angry and threatening behavior makes him apprehensive. Once he understands what his gossip has caused, he feels guilty but avoids confronting Miller. During Bulldog's later visit, seeing his dejection brings sympathy and reluctant help. He still reacts defensively to the prospect of facing Miller, but finally agrees to make amends despite his fear. |
| G2_Q000136 | G2_V000043 | emotional reasoning | Why does Frasier pass on the rumor about Bulldog to Father Mike after earlier condemning office gossip? | He wants to reassure Father Mike, who is afraid of losing his job, and treats passing on the rumor as a helpful exception to his rule against gossip. Yet his earlier interest in claiming Bulldog's parking space shows that he is not as detached from the gossip as he claims. His desire to reassure Mike and his own involvement in the speculation override the caution he demands of others, so he presents an unverified rumor as reassuring information. |
| G2_Q000137 | G2_V000044 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Frasier appear saddest? Answer with a brief event phrase. | During the late-night conversation with Martin, when he worries that he may miss important moments in his son's life. |
| G2_Q000138 | G2_V000044 | emotion trajectory | How do Frasier's emotions change from learning of Dr. Newman's death to the end of his subsequent conversation with Roz in the radio studio? | Frasier is initially subdued and solemn. The death then becomes personally alarming, and he reacts with anxious indignation when Roz treats it casually. As she turns the conversation toward her sex life, his response becomes controlled, dry irritation. |
| G2_Q000139 | G2_V000044 | emotional reasoning | What do Niles's repeated distracted reactions around Daphne suggest about his feelings toward her? | He is attracted to Daphne and becomes preoccupied with her. |
| G2_Q000140 | G2_V000044 | emotion trajectory | How do Martin's emotional responses to Frasier's fear of death change from the family meeting to their private conversation later that night? | At the family meeting, Martin is incredulous and increasingly impatient with Frasier’s elaborate death arrangements. Later, listening privately to Frasier’s fears, he becomes concerned and sympathetically somber, recalling a colleague’s death with sadness. He then offers firm, practical reassurance, with a brief exasperated challenge to Frasier’s assumptions before returning to a matter-of-fact tone. |
| G2_Q000141 | G2_V000045 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Frasier appear saddest? Answer with a brief event phrase. | When he returns from Lilith’s call and tells his family that Frederick will not be spending Christmas with him. |
| G2_Q000142 | G2_V000045 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Frasier show his strongest surprise? Answer with a brief event phrase. | When he answers the phone and realizes Lilith is calling. |
| G2_Q000143 | G2_V000045 | emotion trajectory | How do Frasier's emotions toward Roz change over their Christmas interactions? Give a concise chronological description. | Frasier initially enjoys giving Roz a joke gift and is happy when she has one for him too, but after she opens it he becomes disappointed and self-conscious, then awkwardly embarrassed when she likes the prank gift without recognizing it as one. On Christmas Day, he feels apologetic about disrupting her plans and anxiously tries to make up with her, becoming more hopeful and playfully affectionate as they reconcile. Later, during their exchange at the radio station, he notices Roz crying and responds with concern before letting her leave. |
| G2_Q000144 | G2_V000046 | emotional intensity comparison | Which challenge frustrates Rhett the most? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | Rhett is most frustrated during the fire-making attempt, when the cord problem prevents him from reproducing the setup. |
| G2_Q000145 | G2_V000046 | emotion trajectory | How does Rhett's confidence in two-minute learning change across the challenges? | First, he begins confident that observation can substitute for practice; next, a dexterity failure sharply reduces that confidence; next, a repeatable folding pattern restores some confidence; finally, breath and sound control reveal another limit while preserving playful competition. |
| G2_Q000146 | G2_V000046 | emotion trajectory | How does Link's confidence change across the three challenges? | First, Link begins curious and optimistic about copying skills after a brief lesson; next, the imperfect fire attempt introduces frustration and respect for the missing physical practice; next, the shirt-folding round restores playful confidence as he applies a visible sequence; finally, producing a recognizable saxophone melody raises that confidence into strong pride. |
| G2_Q000147 | G2_V000047 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Frasier show his strongest relief? Answer with a brief event phrase. | In the elevator, when Elaine responds to Martin's plea by pressing the button to return upstairs and hugging him. |
| G2_Q000148 | G2_V000047 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Frasier show his strongest amusement? Answer with a brief event phrase. | At KACL, while answering Al's phone call, when Frasier and Roz silently tease each other with a back scratcher and chopsticks. |
| G2_Q000149 | G2_V000047 | emotion trajectory | How do Martin's emotions change from confronting Frasier about the broadcast to waiting for Elaine and speaking to her in the elevator? | He is initially angry and humiliated over the exposure of his private relationship. While waiting for Elaine, he becomes pessimistic and discouraged but still hopes she will come. His appeal in the elevator is vulnerable and regretful, showing his hope that they can stay together. When they reconcile, he relaxes into warm, relieved happiness. |
| G2_Q000150 | G2_V000047 | emotion trajectory | How do Frasier's emotions change from discovering that Elaine stayed overnight to seeing her reconcile with Martin? | At breakfast, he is flustered and embarrassed, stumbling over awkward remarks. After Elaine leaves, he begins teasing Martin and initially regards his subsequent broadcast remarks as harmless. Learning how deeply those remarks have hurt Elaine and Martin makes him sincerely remorseful. He becomes determined to make amends, while feeling anxious and hopeful about the dinner. When the crowd threatens the reunion, his urgency turns into frustrated tension. Seeing Martin and Elaine reconcile finally leaves him relieved and pleased. |
| G2_Q000151 | G2_V000048 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Frasier appear most mortified? Answer with a brief event phrase. | When Christina disproves Renata's tattoo story by showing her shoulder, and Frasier admits that he was fooled. |
| G2_Q000152 | G2_V000048 | emotion trajectory | How do Frasier's emotions develop over the bachelor-auction date with Christina, from preparing for the auction to her final revelation before leaving? | Frasier is initially nervous about the auction, then becomes pleased and flattered when Christina buys him. His eagerness for the date gives way to reluctance about babysitting and irritation with Renata. As he connects with her and believes her stories, he becomes warm and sympathetic. He then angrily judges Christina and rejects the date. When she disproves the stories, his certainty gives way to confused embarrassment and distress, and he anxiously tries to stop her from leaving. After her final revelation, he falls quiet and looks deflated. |
| G2_Q000153 | G2_V000048 | emotion trajectory | How do Daphne's emotions develop from accidentally buying a date with Bulldog to the end of their limousine ride? | Daphne is initially surprised and dismayed by the unintended date, and apprehensive about going out with Bulldog. During the outing she becomes openly cheerful and playful. In the traffic confrontation, her joking gives way to irritated, assertive shouting while she dismisses Bulldog's warnings. When he is grabbed, she angrily protests, then returns to being absorbed in drinking champagne as the limousine moves. |
| G2_Q000154 | G2_V000048 | emotional reasoning | What causes Frasier's feelings toward Christina to reverse repeatedly during their date? | Frasier is initially attracted to Christina's beauty and agrees to the date partly because he expects an easy, rewarding evening. His attitude turns negative when Renata describes Christina's neglect and he feels protective of the child, leading him to condemn Christina and reject the date. When Christina explains that Renata has distorted events and reveals the care she actually provides, Frasier realizes he judged her unfairly; his anger collapses into embarrassment, sympathy, and renewed attraction. |
| G2_Q000155 | G2_V000049 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Frasier appear most pleased with himself? Answer with a brief event phrase. | Just after escaping the Topaz Room, when he taunts the pursuers from the other side of the doors. |
| G2_Q000156 | G2_V000049 | emotion trajectory | How do Frasier’s emotions develop over the wager about identifying the ex-convict, from accepting Martin’s challenge to reflecting on the result after the guests leave? | Frasier begins with amused, self-satisfied confidence. He studies the guests with confident curiosity and theatrical self-assurance. His wrong guesses lead him to double down with defensive bravado. After losing the wager and receiving his stolen wallet back, he becomes subdued and embarrassed, later admitting that he feels foolish. |
| G2_Q000157 | G2_V000049 | emotion trajectory | How do Niles’s emotions change from learning about Daphne’s date with Jimmy to escaping from the Topaz Room? | Niles initially reacts with alarm and possessive disapproval to Daphne's date, and insists on going to help her. At the Topaz Room, after learning that Daphne has already dealt with Jimmy, he visibly relaxes and prepares to leave. After accidentally bumping into someone and realizing they may be punished, fear takes over. Watching Daphne take the trick shot, he is anxious and hopeful, then during the escape that fear gives way to exhilaration as he mocks the pursuers and keeps fleeing. |
| G2_Q000158 | G2_V000049 | emotional reasoning | Why does Roz bet on Martin rather than Frasier in their wager about identifying the ex-convict? | Roz is amused by and skeptical of Frasier's overconfidence. She does not find his boast that his academic knowledge will let him spot a criminal convincing, and trusts Martin's practical experience more, so she expects Martin to win. |
| G2_Q000159 | G2_V000050 | emotional intensity comparison | Which announcement makes Keith the happiest? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | Keith is happiest when the judges name his repaired pumpkin pie the winner. |
| G2_Q000160 | G2_V000050 | emotional intensity comparison | When is Eugene most confident in his pie concept? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | Eugene is most confident when he presents the bourbon-heavy blueberry pie as an intentional cocktail-inspired dessert. |
| G2_Q000161 | G2_V000050 | emotion trajectory | How does Keith's confidence change from preparation to judging? | First, Keith begins optimistic that a familiar pumpkin flavor can compensate for working without a recipe; next, problems with the crust and assembly make him worried that the safe concept has been executed poorly; next, successfully patching the pie restores cautious hope before the judges taste it; finally, the judges' preference for its coherent flavor turns that hope into his strongest joy. |
| G2_Q000162 | G2_V000050 | emotion trajectory | How do Zach's emotions change from his pie idea to judging? | First, Zach starts playfully ambitious about combining chocolate with savory elements; next, the mixture's texture and appearance create doubt as it becomes harder to control; next, seeing the finished pie makes him anxious, though he tries to present the concept proudly; finally, the judges' disgust produces his strongest embarrassment, followed by modest pride that he completed it at all. |
| G2_Q000163 | G2_V000050 | emotion trajectory | How does Eugene's confidence in his blueberry-bourbon pie change? | First, Eugene begins imaginative and self-assured about building an adult, cocktail-like blueberry flavor; next, adding a large amount of bourbon intensifies his commitment while also raising uncertainty about balance; next, the finished pie restores presentation confidence because the concept remains visually distinct; finally, mixed judging feedback leaves him amused and accepting that the alcohol-forward idea was risky. |
| G2_Q000164 | G2_V000050 | emotional reasoning | Why does Keith's anxiety turn into strong joy after judging? | He repairs the structure enough for the judges to receive a recognizable, complete slice despite fearing the construction problems will dominate; the familiar pumpkin flavors remain balanced and edible while riskier pies have larger faults, so the winning result exceeds his cautious expectations. |
| G2_Q000165 | G2_V000051 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Frasier appear most startled? Answer with a brief event phrase. | The next morning, when he wakes up beside Lilith while she is still asleep. |
| G2_Q000166 | G2_V000051 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Frasier show his strongest anger? Answer with a brief event phrase. | When he hears Roz suggest that he invite Lilith to dinner. |
| G2_Q000167 | G2_V000051 | emotion trajectory | How do Frasier’s feelings about reconciling with Lilith develop from the discovery of the old letter through their conversation the next morning? | Frasier is surprised by the old letter and uneasy about explaining the misunderstanding. He then feels torn: renewed hope and attraction draw him toward Lilith, but he remains doubtful and becomes frustrated while seeking Niles's advice. Eventually, he resolves to meet Lilith. At the hotel, apology and warm appreciation give way to playful romantic excitement. The next morning, he is uneasy about resuming the relationship. When he thinks Lilith agrees that it was a mistake, he feels relieved and talks at length in a nervous rush. Realizing that he has hurt her, he becomes remorseful and concerned, and ends by offering affectionate reassurance. |
| G2_Q000168 | G2_V000051 | emotion trajectory | How do Lilith’s emotions toward Frasier change from their second dinner through his reassurance the next morning? | Lilith is initially composed and playfully inviting. Their attraction becomes openly passionate, and she is contentedly affectionate the next morning. When Frasier reveals that he does not want to reconcile, she becomes hurt and vulnerable, admitting her loneliness and fear. She accepts his reassurance with gratitude. |
| G2_Q000169 | G2_V000052 | emotion trajectory | How does Eugene's confidence change through the game? | First, Eugene starts composed and confident in his ability to answer while exercising; next, penalties and faster running create visible strain but do not remove his competitive focus; next, staying level with Keith increases hope that he can survive to the final score; finally, the tie for first produces strong satisfaction, softened by concern for Ned's condition. |
| G2_Q000170 | G2_V000052 | emotion trajectory | How do Keith's emotions change from the opening jokes to sharing the prize? | First, Keith starts humorous and relaxed, using jokes to frame the unusual quiz setup; next, additional weight, incline, and speed make the jokes more strained as concentration becomes difficult; next, reaching the end in a winning position brings pronounced relief and pride; finally, giving the cold reward to Ned changes competitive pleasure into sympathetic amusement. |
| G2_Q000171 | G2_V000053 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Niles appear saddest? Answer with a brief event phrase. | When he sees Daphne and Eric saying goodbye with a kiss at the apartment entrance. |
| G2_Q000172 | G2_V000053 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Niles show his strongest irritation? Answer with a brief event phrase. | At breakfast, when Daphne mentions Eric again and Niles protests that everything is always about Eric. |
| G2_Q000173 | G2_V000053 | emotion trajectory | How do Daphne's emotions change from looking forward to seeing Eric to spending the evening at Niles's mansion and listening to the brothers play the piano? | She is initially excited and affectionate about Eric. After he breaks up with her, she becomes tearful and hurt, at first reluctant to burden Niles. His reassurance gradually helps her feel comforted and close to him, and she is touched and grateful for his kindness. When Frasier insinuates that she and Niles are betraying Maris, she becomes shocked and indignant and forcefully defends Niles. Finally, she becomes calmer and more relaxed while listening to the brothers at the piano. |
| G2_Q000174 | G2_V000053 | emotional reasoning | Across the episode, how many times does Niles show clear irritation about Eric and Daphne's relationship? | Two times. |
| G2_Q000175 | G2_V000054 | emotional intensity comparison | When is Zach most anxious about his dish? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | Zach is most anxious near the end of his shortened cooking time, while waiting for the chicken to cook safely. |
| G2_Q000176 | G2_V000054 | emotion trajectory | How does Ned's confidence change from the wheel restrictions to the ranking? | First, Ned initially reacts to the unusual ingredient combination and one-hand rule with cautious amusement; next, finding a plan for fried corn, steak, and a strawberry element restores practical confidence; next, completing the components with one hand gives him hopeful pride before tasting; finally, first place confirms that the odd combination worked and produces his strongest joy. |
| G2_Q000177 | G2_V000054 | emotion trajectory | How do Zach's emotions change after his cooking time is cut in half? | First, Zach reacts to the half-time result with disbelief and immediate urgency; next, he forms a quick tomato-and-strawberry concept but remains worried about handling raw chicken safely; next, the final minutes create his strongest anxiety as doneness competes with plating; finally, serving a completed dish produces exhausted relief, followed by dry disappointment at the lower ranking. |
| G2_Q000178 | G2_V000055 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Daphne appear most delighted? Answer with a brief event phrase. | When she and Roz enthusiastically discuss Brad MacNamara at Frasier's apartment and joke about what he wears behind the news desk. |
| G2_Q000179 | G2_V000055 | emotion trajectory | How do Roz's emotions develop over the SeaBea nomination and award campaign, from waiting for the nominations through the post-ceremony gathering? | Roz starts eager and expectant, then becomes openly thrilled and proud of the nomination. During the campaign and ceremony she grows intensely competitive and determined to win. Losing leaves her dejected and briefly irritable with Noel. She becomes tearful and self-critical afterward, and remains visibly distressed while sitting with Fletcher's mother at the end. |
| G2_Q000180 | G2_V000055 | emotion trajectory | How do Frasier's emotions develop over the SeaBea ceremony, from entering the gala to comforting Roz after the result? | Frasier arrives proud and optimistic, pleased with the attention their campaigning has earned. Learning about Fletcher's repeated losses and impending retirement makes him uneasy about their campaign and concerned about beating him. The unexpected result shocks him, and he becomes disappointed and withdrawn. When Roz becomes tearful and calls herself a loser, he turns to offering sympathy and reassurance. |
| G2_Q000181 | G2_V000056 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Frasier appear most horrified? Answer with a brief event phrase. | When he watches Mrs. Warren tear a strip of tape off the recliner. |
| G2_Q000182 | G2_V000056 | emotion trajectory | How do Frasier’s emotions develop over replacing and recovering Martin’s recliner, from preparing the surprise to having the old chair back at home? | Frasier begins pleased and confident about the replacement chair. Martin's rejection and the loss of the old chair bring alarm, frustration, and defensive anger. Hearing the family memories tied to it leaves him subdued and remorseful. He becomes determined to recover it despite the obstacles; backstage, his distressed appeal turns to alarm, and he reluctantly agrees to Mrs. Warren's demand. Once the chair is back at home, his reluctance resurfaces. |
| G2_Q000183 | G2_V000056 | emotion trajectory | How do Martin’s emotions change from discovering that his recliner is missing to explaining its importance and having it returned? | Martin is initially alarmed and angry about losing the chair. As he explains the family memories tied to it, his anger gives way to hurt and grief, and he withdraws in resignation. Once it is back home, he uncovers it and settles into relieved, amused contentment. |
| G2_Q000184 | G2_V000057 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Carrie appear most puzzled? Answer with a brief event phrase. | At KACL, when Bulldog asks whether she once poured a flaming tequila shot down his throat. |
| G2_Q000185 | G2_V000057 | emotion trajectory | How do Frasier’s emotions develop in the storyline about his age and the possibility of dating Carrie? | Frasier is initially uneasy and defensive about getting older. Carrie’s interest flatters and delights him, and he becomes attracted to her. The age difference makes him hesitant, so he declines her invitation while remaining fond of her. After struggling with his doubts and seeking advice, he becomes hopeful and returns to see her. When she concludes they should not date, he feels disappointed but keeps the farewell friendly and restrained. His frustration then breaks through when he strikes a mannequin on his way out. |
| G2_Q000186 | G2_V000057 | emotion trajectory | How do Martin’s emotions develop from responding to Frasier’s worries about middle age at home, through their visit to the department store, to his silent look at Carrie near the fitting area? | Martin first treats Frasier’s worries with amused, matter-of-fact teasing. He recalls his own midlife episode with self-amused nostalgia, then becomes serious and concerned as he warns Frasier against doing something foolish. At the store he resumes practical teasing, but grows skeptical and cautionary when Frasier becomes excited about Carrie’s attention. |
| G2_Q000187 | G2_V000057 | emotional reasoning | Why does Frasier repeatedly turn Carrie down, and why does he hide his disappointment after she rejects him? | He repeatedly turns Carrie down because he believes the age difference makes a relationship inappropriate. After she rejects him, he hides his disappointment to preserve his dignity, avoid exposing his vulnerability, and avoid making Carrie uncomfortable, even though he remains attracted to her. |
| G2_Q000188 | G2_V000058 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Frasier appear most dismayed? Answer with a brief event phrase. | After Martin chooses a Winnebago trip, when Frasier holds his head and says he feels as though he is in a parking lot. |
| G2_Q000189 | G2_V000058 | emotion trajectory | How do Daphne's emotions change from discovering that they are in Canada to the moment just after the guard leaves, before Martin tells them to drive? | She is initially shocked, panicked, and exasperated about having crossed the border. As they approach the checkpoint, she remains anxious while trying to put on a cheerful, casual front. During the inspection her fear intensifies as she risks being exposed, even as she attempts to keep smiling. Once the guard leaves, she releases her tension in obvious relief and jubilant excitement. |
| G2_Q000190 | G2_V000058 | emotional reasoning | Why do Martin and Frasier still want company on the trip after becoming more at ease with each other, and how does this differ from their earlier reasons for inviting Daphne and Niles? | Their shared experience has brought them closer, but it has not erased their awkwardness about spending extended time alone together, so having others along still makes the trip feel easier. Earlier, each invited someone to avoid uncomfortable one-on-one time with the other. Later, they acknowledge that awkwardness and agree to keep their companions while willingly continuing the trip together. Their renewed warmth and shared understanding show progress, even though they are not yet fully comfortable travelling alone as father and son. |
| G2_Q000191 | G2_V000059 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Niles appear happiest? Answer with a brief event phrase. | At Café Nervosa, when Frasier agrees to write the book with him and Niles throws up his arm in celebration. |
| G2_Q000192 | G2_V000059 | emotion trajectory | How do Niles's emotions about writing a book with Frasier change over the episode? | Niles begins anxious and discouraged about losing the book deal, becomes eager and excited when Frasier agrees to help, and grows exuberantly confident after gathering material on the radio show. The request for finished chapters unsettles him, but he tries to push ahead. At the hotel, stalled writing turns enthusiasm into frustration and weariness. When Frasier wants to abandon the project, Niles becomes hurt and resentful about always coming second, and their rivalry erupts into a fight. He is still hostile the next morning, but eventually softens and reconciles with Frasier. |
| G2_Q000193 | G2_V000059 | emotion trajectory | How do Frasier's emotions toward Niles change as their book collaboration breaks down and they reconcile? | Frasier becomes increasingly irritated by their writing disagreements. After the unproductive night, he feels weary and defeated and wants to give up. Personal accusations then draw him into defensive anger, which escalates into their fight. He becomes shaken and alarmed and hurriedly leaves. His resentment resurfaces in their confrontation the next morning, but he eventually softens, sincerely reassures Niles about his worth and embraces him affectionately. |
| G2_Q000194 | G2_V000059 | emotional reasoning | Why does Niles become less hostile toward Frasier by the end? | After their fight, Niles recognizes Frasier's concern and their shared responsibility; Frasier's candid, conciliatory response helps defuse the resentment and restore their fraternal bond. |
| G2_Q000195 | G2_V000060 | emotional intensity comparison | During the hot-wing game, when do all three Jokers feel the greatest shared relief? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | All three Jokers feel the greatest relief after finishing the final group wing and learning there are no more questions. |
| G2_Q000196 | G2_V000060 | emotion trajectory | How do Murr's emotions and physical distress change across the rounds? | First, Murr begins jokingly confident that embarrassing questions and hot wings are both manageable; next, choosing wings repeatedly builds discomfort and makes his humor more strained; next, hiccups, drooling, and touching his eye produce his most severe panic and physical distress; finally, finishing the game brings exhausted relief and self-deprecating amusement at how visibly he suffered. |
| G2_Q000197 | G2_V000060 | emotion trajectory | How do Sal's emotions change as the questions become more personal? | First, Sal starts amused and willing to tease the others about familiar stories; next, more personally consequential prompts make him pause and weigh embarrassment against heat; next, the private financial question brings his reluctance to its strongest point and makes the wing feel like the safer choice; finally, sharing the final consequence with the group produces solidarity and relieved laughter. |
| G2_Q000198 | G2_V000060 | emotional reasoning | Why does Sal consider hot-wing pain preferable to the emotional cost of answering some questions? | The heat is temporary, while a public answer about private relationships or money would remain attached to him and affect other people; eating the wing also fits the show's comic format and lets him preserve a boundary without stopping the game. |
| G2_Q000199 | G2_V000061 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Martin appear most amused? Answer with a brief event phrase. | At the end, when Daphne says she will wait until Frasier is fully lucid before telling him that his trip to the station really happened. |
| G2_Q000200 | G2_V000061 | emotion trajectory | How do Roz’s emotions change from preparing Niles to host the show, through his success with the callers, to Frasier’s arrival at the studio? | Roz is initially composed and lightly teasing as she prepares Niles to broadcast. She gives him approving encouragement as he begins to settle in. She then becomes eagerly invested in the callers’ reconciliation and celebrates when they succeed. When Frasier arrives visibly impaired, her excitement gives way to concern as she checks his condition. |
| G2_Q000201 | G2_V000061 | emotion trajectory | How do Daphne’s emotions develop from Martin’s remark about her being English, through caring for Frasier, to their confrontation before her trip to the pharmacy? | Daphne is briefly irritated by Martin's remark, but resumes patient, practical care for Frasier. His repeated demands wear down her patience, and her irritation emerges in increasingly dry, sarcastic replies. When Frasier continues making excessive demands and ignores her judgment, that restrained irritation becomes open anger, and she forcefully confronts him before leaving for the pharmacy. |
| G2_Q000202 | G2_V000061 | emotional reasoning | Why does Daphne's initial anger at Frasier's demands soften into calm, lightly teasing composure by the end? | Her anger is driven by Frasier's excessive demands and refusal to heed her advice while he is ill. Once the immediate caregiving tension eases and she sees that he is safe, her patience returns, allowing her to end with calm, lightly teasing remarks rather than continued anger. |
| G2_Q000203 | G2_V000062 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Frasier appear most stunned? Please answer with a short event phrase. | When Martin reveals that his birthday was the previous Sunday and the family realizes they forgot it. |
| G2_Q000204 | G2_V000062 | emotion trajectory | How do Frasier's emotions change from Martin's return to apologize through the family's decision to celebrate his missed birthday, including Martin's choice of restaurant? | He receives the apology calmly and asks with concern what has been bothering Martin. The birthday revelation leaves him stunned and remorseful. He then becomes warm and eager to make amends by offering a celebration. When Martin chooses Hoppy's Old Heidelberg, he responds with exaggerated cheerfulness despite his reluctance about the choice. |
| G2_Q000205 | G2_V000062 | emotion trajectory | How do Frasier's feelings about whether he is happy develop from Niles's first question, through his reflection after Roz's disappointing encounter, to his final answer? | At first he is thoughtful and uncertain, repeatedly pausing rather than giving a clear answer. After hearing about Roz's disappointing encounter, he turns inward and becomes anxious about his own lack of companionship and the possibility of growing old alone. By his final answer, he appears relaxed and quietly content, affirming that, in the larger scheme of things, he is happy. |
| G2_Q000206 | G2_V000063 | emotional intensity comparison | When does Sneha show the strongest determination to direct her own future? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When she connects her earnings and new independence with her continuing goal of joining the police. |
| G2_Q000207 | G2_V000063 | emotion trajectory | How does Sneha's outlook on her future develop? | She begins with a private ambition that sits uneasily beside expectations about marriage and women's roles. Her participation in production gives that ambition a practical base and visible support from other women. She ends speaking with greater certainty because earning and working have made independence feel attainable. |
| G2_Q000208 | G2_V000063 | emotional reasoning | Why does Sneha view the pad project as connected to her police-career goal? | The work lets her earn money and operate outside the narrow domestic role others expect for her. Successfully learning and selling alongside other women proves that she can act publicly and persist toward a difficult personal ambition. |
| G2_Q000209 | G2_V000064 | emotional reasoning | Across the episode, apart from the cafe conversation in which Monica complains about Paul, what other moment shows the same attitude toward him? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | She steps on Paul's watch before leaving the living room. |
| G2_Q000210 | G2_V000064 | emotion trajectory | How do Monica's feelings toward Paul change over the course of their storyline? | At first, Monica takes a casual, even-tempered attitude toward Paul and treats the outing as an ordinary date. During dinner, she is curious, relaxed and happy as they talk. Paul's account of his difficulty catches her off guard, then brings out concern and sympathy. The next morning she is delighted and excited about him. When she realizes that he has used the same story before to deceive her, she feels shocked, hurt, angry and sad. |
| G2_Q000211 | G2_V000064 | emotional reasoning | Why does Chandler later check whether Rachel made the coffee she is serving at the coffee house? | Earlier, Chandler tasted Rachel's first attempt at making coffee, grimaced in distaste and poured it away. That unpleasant experience makes him wary of drinking coffee she has made again, so he checks whether she prepared it or is merely serving it. |
| G2_Q000212 | G2_V000064 | emotional intensity comparison | When does Monica appear happiest in the video? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | The morning after their date, while she is excitedly telling Rachel about Paul in the kitchen. |
| G2_Q000213 | G2_V000064 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Rachel appear happiest? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When she returns to the coffee house and excitedly shows the boots she bought at half price. |
| G2_Q000214 | G2_V000064 | emotion trajectory | How do Ross's emotions change throughout the episode? | Ross initially feels sad and dejected about Carol leaving, with moments of irritation. Being with his friends and sharing jokes briefly lifts his mood, but reminders of Carol and uncertainty about dating bring back sadness and insecurity. He remains subdued until his conversation with Rachel about a possible date, when he becomes nervous but hopeful and pleased. |
| G2_Q000215 | G2_V000064 | emotion trajectory | How do Rachel's emotions change throughout the episode? | Rachel initially feels anxious and overwhelmed after leaving her wedding, but finding Monica gives her some reassurance. Her father's lack of understanding makes her angry, and she continues to feel anxious and sad. She then feels proud and happy about small achievements in independent living and excited as she shows her new boots. She feels embarrassed when the others ask whether she has found a job. As she faces the need to support herself and live independently, she feels anxious and downcast. Finally, while watching television with Ross, she feels relaxed and shares a sense of warmth with him. |
| G2_Q000216 | G2_V000065 | emotional intensity comparison | When is Horace most visibly moved by what his grandson has achieved? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When the film connects Kris at the piano and with the orchestra to the future Horace worked to make possible. |
| G2_Q000217 | G2_V000065 | emotion trajectory | How does Kris's response to his grandfather's history develop during their conversation? | He begins attentive and curious, inviting Horace to supply details he has not fully heard before. His expression grows more solemn as Horace describes racism, separation, and the risks of starting over. Solemn respect becomes expansive pride when Kris places his own music inside that longer journey. |
| G2_Q000218 | G2_V000065 | emotion trajectory | How does Horace's emotional stance toward his own past change in the conversation? | He initially recounts practical facts with controlled humor and restraint. The memories carry greater weight as he acknowledges racism and the costs borne by the family. He ends with warmth and satisfaction as the story reaches Kris and the family's later possibilities. |
| G2_Q000219 | G2_V000065 | emotional reasoning | Why does Horace's account change the emotional meaning of Kris's concerto? | Horace's migration and business-building created opportunities that earlier generations were denied. Kris's public performance turns those sacrifices into an audible continuation of the family's progress rather than an isolated career milestone. |
| G2_Q000220 | G2_V000065 | emotional reasoning | Why can Horace tell painful parts of his past with both restraint and pride? | His account includes humiliating limits and difficult departures, so the memories retain real pain. The family's later stability and Kris's artistic success show that his persistence produced opportunities, allowing pain to coexist with accomplishment. |
| G2_Q000221 | G2_V000065 | emotional reasoning | Why is the conversation staged beside a piano rather than presented only as a historical interview? | The piano keeps Kris's creative life visibly present while Horace explains the conditions that made that life possible. Their pauses, glances, and shared musical space show affection between generations that factual narration alone would not convey. |
| G2_Q000222 | G2_V000066 | emotional reasoning | Why does Monica get angry while talking to her parents? | Her parents repeatedly criticize and belittle her, comparing her unfavorably with Ross and making her feel irritated and anxious. She asks Ross to share his news to take the attention off her, but her mother still turns the blame back on Monica for already knowing about his situation, leaving her feeling unfairly singled out. |
| G2_Q000223 | G2_V000066 | emotional intensity comparison | When is Rachel happiest in the episode? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | After finishing her phone call with Mindy, when she smiles and says that she feels much better. |
| G2_Q000224 | G2_V000066 | emotion trajectory | How do Rachel's emotions change during her visit to Barry's dental office? | Rachel arrives feeling apprehensive and awkward, trying to be friendly and surprised by how well Barry looks. As they talk, she is curious about the changes in him and initially concerned that he went on their honeymoon alone. Learning that he went with Mindy and is now happy with her leaves Rachel shocked and hurt, even as she tries to remain polite. By the time she returns the ring, she is subdued and wistful, ending the exchange with a restrained, courteous smile. |
| G2_Q000225 | G2_V000066 | emotion trajectory | How do Ross's emotions change after learning that Carol is pregnant? | Ross is initially shocked by the pregnancy news and feels worried and uncertain about his place in the baby's life. At the clinic, the disagreement over decisions and the baby's name leaves him frustrated and discouraged, feeling excluded and wanting to leave. Seeing the sonogram shifts his attention to the baby, bringing wonder, joy, and a tender sense of reassurance at seeing the new life developing. He is relaxed and enthusiastic when he later shares the recording with his friends. |
| G2_Q000226 | G2_V000067 | emotional intensity comparison | When does Pam's distress appear most intense? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When she cannot orient herself or recover a familiar memory and the confusion becomes visibly frightening rather than momentary. |
| G2_Q000227 | G2_V000067 | emotional intensity comparison | When is Ed's sadness about the illness most strongly visible? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When present-day confusion is placed beside memories of Pam before the disease, making the scale of change unmistakable. |
| G2_Q000228 | G2_V000067 | emotion trajectory | How does Pam's emotional state move between connection and confusion? | Familiar family contact initially brings humor, recognition, and ease. A lapse interrupts that ease and grows into visible uncertainty as she searches for words or context. Patient reassurance restores partial calm and affection even though the missing memory does not fully return. |
| G2_Q000229 | G2_V000067 | emotional reasoning | Why can Pam become calm again without recovering the information she has lost? | Her anxiety rises when the environment or conversation stops feeling intelligible, not only because a fact is missing. Ed's familiar voice, touch, and patient presence restore emotional safety even when the cognitive gap remains. |
| G2_Q000230 | G2_V000067 | emotional reasoning | Why does Ed continue to address Pam as a partner rather than only as a patient? | The family footage establishes a long shared identity that predates and exceeds her current symptoms. Pam's responses to his closeness show that affection and relational familiarity still reach her even when explicit memory fails. |
| G2_Q000231 | G2_V000067 | emotional reasoning | Why does the film combine older footage with present-day family interactions? | The earlier images show Pam's personality and the reciprocal marriage that the family remembers. Present interactions show both the disease's losses and the emotional bonds that persist, allowing grief and love to be understood together. |
| G2_Q000232 | G2_V000068 | emotion trajectory | How do Monica's emotions change over the course of the episode? | Monica initially looks happy as she says that dating Alan has been going well. She then firmly resists introducing him to her friends and complains to her colleague about how they criticize her dates. Her colleague persuades her to reconsider, and she becomes somewhat anxious as she prepares to introduce him. Her friends' enthusiastic approval surprises her and brings relief. Later, realizing that she has little romantic feeling for Alan, she wants to break up but becomes hesitant and conflicted because her friends keep praising him, and she discusses this with her colleague. Once she decides to end the relationship, she feels uneasy and apologetic, especially about disappointing her friends. During the breakup, she is surprised when Alan admits that he cannot stand them. Back at the apartment, she tries to spare their feelings with a white lie, appearing slightly sheepish and uneasy. |
| G2_Q000233 | G2_V000068 | emotional intensity comparison | Across Phoebe's repeated experiences of receiving unexpected money, which friend reacts the least? Answer with one character name. | Chandler |
| G2_Q000234 | G2_V000068 | emotion trajectory | How do Chandler's emotions change after he starts smoking again and his friends try to get him to quit? | While helping Joey rehearse, Chandler starts smoking again and visibly enjoys it. After he starts smoking again, Chandler reluctantly accepts his friends' initial advice. When they bring it up again, he becomes angry and defensive, pointing out their faults to shift the argument away from himself; he then looks pleased when they start arguing with one another. His manner softens during Alan's phone call, and he becomes receptive and appreciative. While trying to quit, he is tense and irritable; Monica's decision to break up with Alan adds disappointment and bitterness. Near the end, he becomes agitated and desperate to smoke. Phoebe's offer of $7,000 abruptly interrupts this agitation, and he settles into a matter-of-fact acceptance. |
| G2_Q000235 | G2_V000068 | emotional intensity comparison | When does Monica seem most surprised in this episode? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When Alan tells her that he cannot stand her friends after their breakup. |
| G2_Q000236 | G2_V000069 | emotional intensity comparison | When is Stephen's frustration with the hairstyling task strongest? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | After repeated failed attempts leave Zuri's hair tangled and both father and daughter upset. |
| G2_Q000237 | G2_V000069 | emotion trajectory | How does Stephen's attitude toward styling Zuri's hair change? | He begins wary and avoidant because the hair seems difficult to control. Unsuccessful shortcuts turn apprehension into comic but real frustration. Following Angela's tutorial with Zuri changes frustration into focused cooperation and pride. |
| G2_Q000238 | G2_V000069 | emotion trajectory | How does Zuri's mood change from preparing at home to meeting Angela? | She starts excited and purposeful as she chooses a style for the visit. Her excitement falls into anger and hurt when Stephen cannot reproduce it and tries to give up. Cooperation restores pride, which becomes affectionate joy when she sees Angela. |
| G2_Q000239 | G2_V000069 | emotional reasoning | Why does Stephen persist after his early attempts fail? | Zuri's disappointment makes clear that the hairstyle matters emotionally and is not a minor grooming preference. Angela's recorded guidance gives him a workable method and makes finishing the style part of supporting both daughter and mother. |
| G2_Q000240 | G2_V000069 | emotional reasoning | Why is the successful hairstyle especially meaningful to Zuri on this day? | She chooses it while preparing to see Angela, so it carries a wish to look and feel connected to her mother. Completing it with Stephen turns a source of conflict into proof that the family can care for one another during Angela's illness. |
| G2_Q000241 | G2_V000069 | emotional reasoning | Why does Zuri's response to Angela's bald head comfort her mother? | Earlier, hair has been treated as a source of identity and care, so Angela's reveal carries visible vulnerability. Zuri answers that vulnerability with closeness and loving play rather than alarm, showing that their bond is unchanged by the hair loss. |
| G2_Q000242 | G2_V000070 | emotion trajectory | How do Rachel's emotions change over the course of the episode? | Rachel is initially proud and excited about earning her first paycheck, but becomes disappointed and frustrated when she sees how little she receives after deductions. She brightens when her old friends arrive, then grows self-conscious and defensive as their news makes her compare her new life with theirs. Afterward, she becomes discouraged and anxious about her uncertain future, and the first Visa call deepens her distress. During the girls' night, her mood gradually lifts into curiosity, playful enjoyment, and excitement; a brief embarrassed, defensive exchange gives way to shared excitement again. By the end, she is relaxed and more accepting of her new life, responding warmly to the second Visa call and playfully referring to her “magic beans.” |
| G2_Q000243 | G2_V000070 | emotional reasoning | Why does Rachel feel so down after seeing her old friends? | Her old friends do not take her waitressing job or her decision to live independently seriously, leaving her embarrassed and feeling misunderstood when she tries to explain her work. The encounter also brings her doubts about her new life to the surface: she wonders whether giving up her former comfort and security was worth it when she no longer has a clear plan for the future. As she says, "I gave up, like, everything. And for what?" She also recalls that "Everything was figured out" before. |
| G2_Q000244 | G2_V000070 | emotional reasoning | Why do Rachel, Monica, and Phoebe go from feeling down to getting excited during their girls' night? | The pizza delivery mix-up shifts their attention to George Stephanopoulos, giving them a shared interest that takes their minds off their worries. They then watch him together and joke about him, which makes the overall mood lighter and more playful. |
| G2_Q000245 | G2_V000070 | emotion trajectory | How do Ross's emotions change over the course of the episode? | Ross is initially relaxed and playful with his friends, but remembering the anniversary of his first night with Carol makes him sad and withdrawn. Although he agrees to go out, reminders of her repeatedly draw him back into wistful sadness. He briefly becomes absorbed in the hockey game and cheers excitedly, until being hit by the puck leaves him distressed and frustrated by the wait for treatment. In the hospital, he returns to tender memories of Carol, then becomes irritated and embarrassed when his friends press him to explain why the date matters so much. After treatment, he is still disgruntled and becomes more agitated when a child refuses to return his puck. Getting it back brings a moment of satisfaction and amusement, and he ends the evening more relaxed and playfully involved with his friends. |
| G2_Q000246 | G2_V000070 | emotional reasoning | How does Rachel react differently to the two calls from the credit card company, and why does her reaction change? | At the first call, Rachel reacts with frustration and distress: being asked whether she is okay brings out her disappointment about her low pay and her fear of falling behind her old friends. At the second call, she is calm and cheerful, sincerely says she is okay, and playfully mentions her "magic beans." Enjoying the evening with her friends has helped her feel supported and see possibilities in her new life. Her circumstances have not suddenly improved, but she feels less overwhelmed by their uncertainty. |
| G2_Q000247 | G2_V000070 | emotional reasoning | Why do Monica and Phoebe imitate Rachel's old friends? | They find the old friends' squealing and exaggerated excitement over their reunion and personal news excessive and amusing, so they imitate it to poke fun at them. |
| G2_Q000248 | G2_V000071 | emotional intensity comparison | When is Libby's isolation most emotionally intense? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | On her first school day, when lessons and play continue around her while she stands alone without signing support. |
| G2_Q000249 | G2_V000071 | emotional intensity comparison | When does Joanne's concern for Libby become most intense? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When she sees Libby alone in the schoolyard and realizes that the parents' decision has recreated the isolation she had begun to overcome. |
| G2_Q000250 | G2_V000071 | emotion trajectory | How does Libby's emotional openness change from home lessons to school? | She begins withdrawn and guarded because family conversation repeatedly excludes her. Shared signing and outings make her animated, trusting, and eager to communicate. Without Joanne or an interpreter at school, she becomes still and isolated again. |
| G2_Q000251 | G2_V000071 | emotion trajectory | How does Joanne's response to Libby's situation develop? | She first reacts with professional concern after noticing how little the family communicates with Libby. Concern becomes hopeful attachment as Libby learns quickly and initiates communication. Being dismissed and seeing the unsupported school placement turn hope into grief and helplessness. |
| G2_Q000252 | G2_V000071 | emotional reasoning | Why does Libby respond so differently to Joanne than to most of her family? | Joanne faces Libby, signs, waits for her response, and builds activities around two-way communication. The family often speaks rapidly without including her and later removes the one support that has made her feel understood. |
| G2_Q000253 | G2_V000071 | emotional reasoning | Why does the final signed exchange make Joanne cry even though Libby communicates successfully? | The exchange proves how much Libby can express when someone uses her language and gives her full attention. The fence and the unsupported schoolyard show that this ability is being denied in daily life, so their mutual affection cannot solve the larger isolation. |
| G2_Q000254 | G2_V000072 | emotional intensity comparison | When does Rachel seem happiest in this episode? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When she wins the struggle over the laundry cart and celebrates in it. |
| G2_Q000255 | G2_V000072 | emotion trajectory | How do Phoebe's emotions change as she breaks up with Tony and helps Chandler break up with Janice? | Phoebe is initially calm and matter-of-fact about ending her relationship with Tony, while remaining warm and relaxed. She handles their breakup gently and stays composed afterward. As Chandler struggles with Janice, Phoebe becomes more attentive and concerned, briefly reacting with surprise to his panicked behavior, but remains reassuring and confidently steps in to help. Once the breakups are over, she is cheerful and playful, smiling about her ability to handle the situation and sharing Chandler's lighthearted mood. Her underlying calm persists throughout, with concern giving way to amusement at the end. |
| G2_Q000256 | G2_V000072 | emotion trajectory | How do Rachel's emotions change during her time with Ross at the laundromat? | Rachel is initially hesitant and frustrated when another woman takes her washing machine. After Ross defends her, she feels relieved and impressed. Although she is briefly self-conscious about not knowing how to do laundry, she relaxes with his help and becomes hopeful about managing on her own. When her clothes turn pink, she becomes deeply discouraged and doubts her independence; Ross's reassurance does not fully lift her disappointment. When the woman takes their cart, Rachel becomes annoyed and determined to stand up for herself. Winning it leaves her elated, proud and grateful to Ross, and she kisses him in her excitement. When he then bumps into a dryer, her attention turns to concern for him. |
| G2_Q000257 | G2_V000072 | emotion trajectory | How do Ross's emotions change during his time with Rachel at the laundromat? | Ross initially responds with firm confidence when he defends Rachel's washing machine. With Rachel, he is warm and supportive but becomes bashful and awkward when complimenting her and talking about her underwear. When he notices the pink clothes, he becomes uneasy and tries to hide the problem; after revealing it, he is apologetic and concerned, continuing to reassure Rachel as she doubts herself. During her confrontation over the cart, he watches with surprise and concern. Her victory makes him happy and animated, and he enthusiastically celebrates her newfound confidence. Her kiss then leaves him surprised, pleased and flustered. He awkwardly turns toward the dryers and bumps into one, showing discomfort and embarrassment while trying to reassure her that he is fine. |
| G2_Q000258 | G2_V000072 | emotional intensity comparison | When does Ross seem most surprised in this episode? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When Rachel unexpectedly kisses him at the laundromat. |
| G2_Q000259 | G2_V000072 | emotion trajectory | How do Monica's emotions change as she gets involved in Joey's double-date plan? | Monica is initially skeptical of Joey's matchmaking and uneasy about meeting someone he barely knows. Seeing Bob makes her pleasantly surprised and interested, and she becomes enthusiastic about him. Her enthusiasm is interrupted by confusion and unease when Angela talks about Bob's sexual prowess, since she believes they are siblings; seeing their physical intimacy later makes her openly shocked and disgusted. Once she realizes Joey lied, she turns angry and wants to leave. Learning that Bob likes her rekindles her interest, and she becomes playfully engaged in Joey's plan to split the couple up. By the end, she is cheerful and pleased with their success. |
| G2_Q000260 | G2_V000072 | emotional reasoning | Why is Monica taken aback by Angela's comment about Bob in the restroom? | Joey had told Monica that Bob was Angela's brother. When Angela says that Bob is unbelievable in bed, Monica assumes she is hearing a sister describe her brother's sexual performance and is surprised by that unusually intimate knowledge. She does not yet realize that Angela and Bob are actually a couple. |
| G2_Q000261 | G2_V000073 | emotional intensity comparison | When is Greenwood's anxiety about speaking most intense? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | While approaching the meeting with Ellie and repeatedly rehearsing how he will reveal himself in person. |
| G2_Q000262 | G2_V000073 | emotional intensity comparison | When does Greenwood show the strongest relief? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When he realizes that Ellie communicates through sign language and they greet each other without the spoken introduction he feared. |
| G2_Q000263 | G2_V000073 | emotional intensity comparison | When is the contrast between Greenwood's inner confidence and outward vulnerability greatest? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | During the journey to meet Ellie, when his inner narration is precise while his body and rehearsals show intense fear of speaking. |
| G2_Q000264 | G2_V000073 | emotional reasoning | Why does Greenwood eventually agree to meet Ellie after trying to avoid her request? | Their sustained written intimacy makes losing the relationship through silence more painful than the safety of continued avoidance. His later acts of courage and harsh self-assessment push him to risk being seen as he is rather than maintain a false excuse. |
| G2_Q000265 | G2_V000074 | emotion trajectory | How do Chandler's feelings toward Aurora change over the course of the episode? | Chandler is initially attracted to Aurora but nervous about approaching her. Her acceptance makes him exuberantly excited. He is surprised by her husband and boyfriend, yet remains enthusiastic about seeing her and defends the arrangement. Later, his happiness beside her is relaxed and affectionate. When she prepares to leave and reveals another partner, he grows displeased and jealous and asks for exclusivity. Torn between wanting her and finding the arrangement painful, he ends it reluctantly; he still kisses her goodbye and is left frustrated and unhappy. |
| G2_Q000266 | G2_V000074 | emotion trajectory | How do Joey's emotions change as he gets a film role and then loses it? | Joey is excited and hopeful when he gets the film job. When explaining that he will be a body double, he becomes hesitant and a little embarrassed or defensive, but remains eager to make the most of the opportunity. After being fired, he feels disappointed and blames himself for wasting his chance. Phoebe's encouragement brings him comfort and warmth, and he smiles and embraces her, although he does not return to his earlier excitement. |
| G2_Q000267 | G2_V000074 | emotional reasoning | Why is Monica so anxious while lying in bed? | She cannot stop thinking about the shoes she left lying out and wants to get up and put them away. But she has just tried to show her friends that she can leave things untidy, so she worries that retrieving the shoes will reveal how much it bothers her. The conflict between wanting to tidy up and wanting to appear relaxed keeps her anxious. |
| G2_Q000268 | G2_V000075 | emotional intensity comparison | When does Ross seem the saddest in this episode? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When the lights come back on and he sees Rachel kissing Paolo. |
| G2_Q000269 | G2_V000075 | emotion trajectory | How do Jill's emotions change during her time in the ATM lobby? | Jill is initially calm and polite, though occasionally puzzled by Chandler's awkward attempts to interact. When he chokes on the gum, she becomes concerned and helps him. Once he recovers, she relaxes and returns to a warm, teasing mood. As they play together, she becomes more animated and amused. At the end, she says goodbye warmly and kisses his cheek. |
| G2_Q000270 | G2_V000075 | emotion trajectory | How do Chandler's emotions change during his time in the ATM lobby? | Chandler is first frustrated at being trapped, then excited but very self-conscious when he recognizes Jill. His attempts to interact leave him awkward and embarrassed; after the gum mishap he is briefly alarmed while choking. Once Jill helps him, he is relieved and can share a joke with her. Later, playing together, he becomes much more at ease and genuinely engaged. Her goodbye kiss leaves him pleased and flustered, followed by mild wistfulness as he watches her leave. |
| G2_Q000271 | G2_V000076 | emotional reasoning | What does Monica's mother do to show a warmer attitude toward her, and why? | She gently moves Monica's hair away from her ear and compliments her earrings. Their conversation about Nana's constant criticism, together with Monica's pointed reference to criticism of her own hair, seems to make Judy recognize that she has been hurting Monica in a similar way. Rather than discuss this openly, she responds with a small gesture of affection and approval. |
| G2_Q000272 | G2_V000076 | emotion trajectory | How do Chandler's emotions change as he deals with other people's assumptions about his sexuality? | Chandler is initially surprised that Shelley has mistaken his sexuality. As his friends agree that he has a particular 'quality,' he becomes increasingly self-conscious, puzzled and defensive, and keeps asking what gives that impression. When Shelley reveals that she had Lowell in mind for him, he reacts with surprise and confusion, questioning her choice and bringing up Brian as someone he would rather be compared with. Her claim that Brian is out of his league then makes him indignant and competitive, and he insists that he could attract Brian. His self-consciousness continues around the funeral. At the gathering afterward, Andrea approaches him, and Ross's affectionate embrace and remarks reinforce her mistaken impression, leaving Chandler awkward and resigned to being misunderstood again. Later, he seeks reassurance from Lowell and is briefly reassured when Lowell says he does not have that 'quality.' But when Lowell also says Brian is out of his league, Chandler becomes defensive and competitive again, insisting that he could attract Brian if he wanted to. |
| G2_Q000273 | G2_V000077 | emotion trajectory | How do Rachel's emotions change as her Thanksgiving travel plans unfold and she spends the holiday with her friends? | Rachel initially hopes to spend Thanksgiving skiing with her family. When her request for a salary advance is rebuffed and her work is criticized, she is embarrassed but tries to recover by working harder. She remains eager to go to Vail, yet becomes impatient and frustrated as she struggles to raise the money. When she is still far short, she becomes discouraged and gives up. Her friends' contribution brings grateful relief, and getting her ticket restores her excitement. She then shares the excitement of watching the escaped parade balloon. Discovering that they are locked out makes her anxious about retrieving her ticket and leaving on time. As the delay threatens and then ruins her trip, she becomes angry, blames Chandler, and argues with Monica as they accuse each other over the keys. Once the flight is gone, she is bitterly disappointed. After the argument, she withdraws into a quiet, unhappy pause. Ugly Naked Guy and his companion then draw her attention back to the group, and shared amusement eases the tension. By the improvised dinner and toast, she is warmer and more at ease, appreciating being with her friends despite missing the trip. |
| G2_Q000274 | G2_V000077 | emotional reasoning | Why does Joey tear down the poster at the subway station? | The poster uses his photograph in an advertisement about sexually transmitted infections, making people think he has one. After a woman he is chatting up sees it and abruptly leaves, he feels embarrassed and frustrated and tears it down to stop the misleading impression from ruining his interactions with others. |
| G2_Q000275 | G2_V000077 | emotion trajectory | How do Monica's emotions change while hosting Thanksgiving for her friends? | Monica is initially willing and accommodating, trying to give her friends a familiar Thanksgiving meal. She stays engaged and sometimes playful while cooking, but becomes increasingly exasperated by their competing requests. The news of the escaped Underdog parade balloon briefly draws her into the group's curiosity and excitement, and she joins them in going to see it. Being locked out makes her urgent and frustrated, and the prospect of all her work being ruined leads to an upset outburst. Seeing the spoiled meal and hearing that it was nobody's first choice leave her disappointed and angry. After the argument, she becomes quiet and withdrawn, with the disappointment lingering in the subdued atmosphere. Seeing Ugly Naked Guy celebrating with a companion draws her back into the group's shared interest and amusement, easing the tension. By the improvised dinner and toast, she is warmer and more at ease, finding comfort and appreciation in being together despite the failed meal. |
| G2_Q000276 | G2_V000078 | emotional reasoning | Why are the friends feeling so down as the New Year's countdown begins? Explain each friend's specific reason. | Their hopes for a happy evening of companionship have fallen apart in different ways. Phoebe has just said goodbye to David, who is leaving for Minsk. Rachel's boyfriend Paolo missed his flight, and she was injured in a dispute over a taxi, leaving her upset and unable to kiss anyone. Joey learns that his date Sandy is with Max while he has been looking after her children. Chandler's invitation to Janice has led to an awkward misunderstanding about getting back together, and he is still desperate for a midnight kiss. Ross feels left out and rejected because Marcel avoids him and he lacks the affection and companionship he hoped for. Monica had hoped to enjoy New Year's Eve with Bobby, but his grandfather's death means they cannot celebrate together as she had hoped. |
| G2_Q000277 | G2_V000078 | emotional reasoning | How does Chandler feel about Janice, and why does he invite her to the New Year's party? | Chandler still shows irritation and aversion toward Janice, particularly in his strained expressions and reactions to the way she talks and laughs. He is also uncomfortable with her treating the invitation as a sign that they are getting back together, and he makes clear that he does not want to restart their relationship. He invites her because he is anxious about spending New Year's Eve alone and gives in to that pressure. Although they share brief moments of amusement at the party, his continuing irritation and rejection of a reunion show that the invitation is not driven by renewed romantic interest. |
| G2_Q000278 | G2_V000079 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Monica appear most visibly hurt and disappointed? Answer with a brief event phrase. | When Monica and Phoebe are about to leave after speaking with the man once he wakes up. |
| G2_Q000279 | G2_V000079 | emotional reasoning | After Monica and Phoebe discover each other visiting the unconscious man alone, what emotional motive increasingly shapes Monica’s further visits? | Monica increasingly wants to outdo Phoebe and become the man’s preferred visitor. Her attraction to him becomes mixed with jealousy and competition for his attention, rather than being only a matter of caring for someone who is alone. |
| G2_Q000280 | G2_V000079 | emotion trajectory | How do Ross’s emotions develop through his encounter with Nora and the resulting conflict with Chandler? | Ross initially greatly admires Nora and genuinely enjoys spending time with her. Seeing Rachel with Paolo makes him jealous and uneasy. When Nora comforts him, he feels understood and accepted, and impulsively kisses her. When Joey witnesses the kiss, Ross immediately becomes uneasy and embarrassed, then urgently tries to keep Chandler from finding out. When he confesses, he is apologetic and flustered; Chandler's sustained anger leaves him increasingly awkward and guilty. Later at Central Perk, when Chandler raises the incident again, Ross regains some composure and points out Nora's role in what happened. By their final conversation, Ross is more at ease and able to joke with Chandler, but when another reference to the kiss rekindles Chandler's irritation, Ross quickly backs off. |
| G2_Q000281 | G2_V000079 | emotion trajectory | How does Chandler’s emotional manner toward Ross change from learning about the kiss with his mother to their final conversation? | Chandler's first reaction is shock and anger: he rebukes Ross and abruptly leaves. Later he remains angry and keeps Ross at an emotional distance through contemptuous replies and sarcastic attacks, even while listening to Ross try to explain. In their final encounter, Chandler greets Ross with a smile, resumes friendly contact, and speaks openly about confronting his mother. His hostility has eased enough for them to talk and joke together, although another reference to the kiss briefly brings back his irritation. |
| G2_Q000282 | G2_V000080 | emotional intensity comparison | When is Paul and Millie's shared joy most intense? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | During the final polished dance, when sustained eye contact and coordinated movement turn years of practice and lost time into visible pleasure together. |
| G2_Q000283 | G2_V000080 | emotion trajectory | How does the couple's shared emotion change from recalling separation to performing together? | Their account of youthful love and forced separation carries tenderness mixed with lasting sadness. Reunion and rebuilding bring gratitude, but work and family responsibility keep their energy disciplined. Dance transforms discipline into playful intimacy and confident shared joy. |
| G2_Q000284 | G2_V000080 | emotional reasoning | Why does ballroom dancing feel like reclaiming time for Paul and Millie? | War and migration removed years in which they could not build an ordinary young relationship together. After decades centered on survival, work, and family, repeated lessons give them chosen time for touch, attention, and a shared identity beyond obligation. |
| G2_Q000285 | G2_V000080 | emotional reasoning | Why do the instructors' demanding corrections strengthen rather than diminish the couple's enjoyment? | Both partners treat dance as serious shared work, so detailed feedback gives their effort a common direction. The final coordinated performance lets them feel the accumulated improvement together, converting rehearsal strain into pride and playfulness. |
| G2_Q000286 | G2_V000081 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Phoebe show her strongest disgust? Answer with a brief event phrase. | When Paolo turns over during the massage and she looks down, pulls her hand back, and grimaces. |
| G2_Q000287 | G2_V000081 | emotion trajectory | How do Ross's emotions change as he deals with whether to learn the baby's sex? | Ross is excited and curious about the baby, but repeatedly tries to stop himself from learning the baby's sex. His curiosity becomes increasingly difficult to control, and when he realizes that many other people already know, he grows frustrated and visibly agitated. Rachel's accidental reveal initially surprises him; then he suddenly becomes overjoyed and celebrates with his friends. After the celebration, his excitement settles. He becomes serious, pensive, and hesitant as he repeats that he is going to have a son. |
| G2_Q000288 | G2_V000081 | emotion trajectory | How do Rachel's feelings about her relationship with Paolo change over the episode? | Rachel begins affectionate and excited about their weekend away, treating the relationship as more than a fling. Phoebe's disclosure leaves her stunned, hurt, and embarrassed, and she initially blames herself for trusting him. She then directs anger and disgust toward Paolo, while also feeling sad about losing the relationship. She confronts him angrily and rejects his attempts to explain. Afterward, she remains hurt and disillusioned rather than simply relieved: she accepts comfort from her friends but wants time away from dating. |
| G2_Q000289 | G2_V000082 | emotional intensity comparison | When does Brianna show the strongest pride in receiving Joe's violin? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When she plays for Joe and understands that her own music is continuing the life of an instrument he protected for decades. |
| G2_Q000290 | G2_V000082 | emotion trajectory | How does Joe's relationship with the violin change across his story? | He remembers it as comfort and continuity after displacement and profound family loss. Deciding to donate it combines reluctance to part with a long-held object and hope that it can matter again. Hearing Brianna play changes private memory into pride, connection, and renewed purpose. |
| G2_Q000291 | G2_V000082 | emotional reasoning | Why is Joe willing to give away an instrument tied so closely to survival and family memory? | The violin once helped him carry music and identity through loss, but it is no longer serving that active role while stored with him. The school drive offers a younger musician the same kind of sustaining relationship, allowing preservation through use rather than possession. |
| G2_Q000292 | G2_V000082 | emotional reasoning | Why does the final meeting change both people rather than only rewarding Brianna? | Brianna receives material access and a personal history that strengthens her identity as a musician. Joe receives visible proof that a private object associated with loss can create present joy and opportunity, giving his act new emotional meaning. |
| G2_Q000293 | G2_V000083 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Joey appear most surprised? Answer with a brief event phrase. | When Joey learns that his mother is content to let his father's affair continue as it is. |
| G2_Q000294 | G2_V000083 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Monica show her strongest immediate visible startle, rather than a slower reaction of hurt or annoyance? Answer with a brief event phrase. | When Joey bursts into the bathroom while Monica is showering. |
| G2_Q000295 | G2_V000083 | emotional intensity comparison | During Roger's extended analysis of the group, who shows the most sustained emotional distress? | Rachel. |
| G2_Q000296 | G2_V000083 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, at what moment does Phoebe appear happiest? Answer with a brief event phrase. | At Central Perk near the beginning, when she leans forward with a broad smile and enthusiastically praises Roger to Monica and Rachel just after he leaves their table. |
| G2_Q000297 | G2_V000083 | emotion trajectory | How do Phoebe's feelings toward Roger change over their relationship storyline in this episode? | Phoebe begins affectionate and enthusiastic about Roger, proudly admiring him even when his analysis upsets her friends. When they say they dislike him, she remains protective and defends the good qualities she sees in him. In their private conversation she is still warm toward him and responds appreciatively when he says he is not surprised by their dislike. As he goes on to belittle the group, she becomes quieter and more reserved, rather than continuing her earlier enthusiastic praise. By the end she has broken up with him: she still acknowledges his sweetness and good qualities, but expresses dislike in a composed, conflicted way. |
| G2_Q000298 | G2_V000084 | emotional intensity comparison | When is the bond between Colette and Lucie most emotionally intense? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When the younger historian supports Colette at the memorial and their shared witness bridges personal memory and a generation born later. |
| G2_Q000299 | G2_V000084 | emotion trajectory | How does Colette's response to returning to Germany change? | She begins forcefully resistant, using certainty and sharp humor to keep painful memory at a distance. Trust in Lucie allows resolve to coexist with increasing apprehension during travel and entry into the camp. At the memorial, control gives way to open grief, followed by a quieter sense of having borne witness. |
| G2_Q000300 | G2_V000084 | emotion trajectory | How does Lucie's role in the journey develop? | She starts as an earnest researcher seeking testimony from someone much older and more guarded. Shared travel turns research into personal responsibility as she watches Colette's strain increase. She becomes a quiet companion and witness rather than an interviewer at the emotional peak. |
| G2_Q000301 | G2_V000084 | emotion trajectory | How does the relationship between Colette and Lucie change across the film? | Their early exchange is respectful but uneven: Lucie asks for access while Colette protects painful boundaries. Preparation and travel build mutual trust as knowledge becomes a shared undertaking. The memorial transforms them into co-witnesses joined by grief, care, and responsibility for the story. |
| G2_Q000302 | G2_V000084 | emotional reasoning | Why does Colette finally make a journey she had refused for so long? | Lucie's careful research and respectful persistence create trust without minimizing Colette's anger or loss. Age and the responsibility to preserve Jean-Pierre's memory make bearing witness feel more urgent than continuing to avoid the place. |
| G2_Q000303 | G2_V000084 | emotional reasoning | Why does pairing Colette with a young historian make the visit emotionally different from a solitary return? | Lucie brings records and sustained attention that affirm Jean-Pierre as part of history rather than only Colette's private wound. Colette's testimony gives Lucie's research living emotional weight, so the journey passes memory between generations while providing companionship at the hardest moments. |
| G2_Q000304 | G2_V000085 | emotional intensity comparison | At what moment in the episode does Chandler appear happiest? Answer with a brief event phrase. | When he and Janice turn their evening around by ordering expensive drinks on Joey's credit card. |
| G2_Q000305 | G2_V000085 | emotional intensity comparison | At what moment in the episode does Ross appear happiest? Answer with a brief event phrase. | When he and Carol laugh together while reminiscing about their marriage, including the story about what she called his mother. |
| G2_Q000306 | G2_V000085 | emotion trajectory | How does Ross's hope of getting back together with Carol change over his Valentine's date and their subsequent time together? | At first Ross is pursuing a date with Kristin rather than actively seeking to reunite with Carol. Carol increasingly holds his attention, and their familiar conversation brings warmth and closeness. His wish to reconcile becomes explicit when he suggests trying again, then grows more urgent as he argues that they belong together. When Carol makes clear that her affection does not mean they can resume the relationship, he initially resists that conclusion and then becomes subdued and disappointed. He remains resigned about their relationship through the end of their conversation, without renewing the proposal. |
| G2_Q000307 | G2_V000085 | emotion trajectory | How do Chandler's feelings toward Janice change from their unexpected date through the end of their coffee-shop conversation? | Chandler is initially displeased and frustrated to discover Janice is his blind date, and wants to escape. Sharing the joke of spending Joey's money makes the evening more enjoyable. The following morning he shows affection and amusement with Janice, mixed with awkwardness when their friends discover them. He still feels conflicted about continuing the relationship and uncomfortable about ending it, even though he briefly responds warmly to her gift. During the breakup he insists it will not work and becomes uneasy at her certainty that they will reunite. Finally, with mixed feelings, he asks her to call him. |
| G2_Q000308 | G2_V000086 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Chandler appear most anxious? Answer with a brief event phrase. | During a call from his former boss, he keeps rejecting the escalating offer before abruptly agreeing to return. |
| G2_Q000309 | G2_V000086 | emotional intensity comparison | At which moment does Ross's embarrassment reach its greatest intensity? Answer with a brief event phrase. | When Chandler unexpectedly finds Ross practicing dirty talk with Joey and Ross tries to explain the situation. |
| G2_Q000310 | G2_V000086 | emotion trajectory | How do Monica’s feelings about the restaurant opportunity change from seeing the proposed venue through the audition dinner and its aftermath? | She is initially thrilled and hopeful about finally having the chance to run a kitchen, and eagerly prepares to impress Steve. When her waitress cancels, she becomes worried and increasingly exasperated while trying to secure Rachel’s help. At dinner she returns to a welcoming, eager manner and is delighted by Steve’s initial praise. His repeated distractions and rummaging for snacks make her increasingly frustrated; she becomes firmly angry and ends the dinner. Afterward she is dejected about losing the opportunity. Her friends’ reassurance brings a small, appreciative smile, but it does not establish that she is completely satisfied or no longer disappointed. |
| G2_Q000311 | G2_V000086 | emotion trajectory | How do Chandler’s emotions about his new position change from showing Phoebe his office to the moment after his late-night work call? | While showing Phoebe the office, Chandler is proud, excited, and playfully enjoys the space and his new authority. Later, dissatisfied with the Weekly Estimated Net Usage Systems (WENUS) figures, he works late and escalates into an angry, emphatic phone call. After hanging up, he pauses and looks taken aback and uneasy about his own reaction. |
| G2_Q000312 | G2_V000086 | emotion trajectory | How do Rachel’s feelings toward Monica develop from being passed over as the waitress to helping with Steve’s dinner? | Rachel is offended by Monica’s preference for a more experienced waitress and responds with pointed sarcasm. When the replacement cancels, she remains reserved and unwilling to help immediately, using the situation to bargain before agreeing. During the dinner she adopts a composed, helpful manner; learning about Steve’s condition and dealing with his disruptions makes her alert and concerned about keeping the evening under control. |
| G2_Q000313 | G2_V000086 | emotion trajectory | How do Ross’s emotions change from anticipating his first date with Celia through her request for dirty talk during that date? | He looks bashfully pleased and hopeful while anticipating the date. Marcel’s disruption makes him attentive and concerned with settling the situation, but his manner remains relatively controlled rather than panicked. Once the interruption is over, he is again relaxed and receptive with Celia. Her request for dirty talk leaves him increasingly hesitant and self-conscious; he stalls and finally gives an awkward, embarrassed response. |
| G2_Q000314 | G2_V000087 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Phoebe appear most dejected about Joey's relationship with Ursula? Answer with a brief event phrase. | When she tells the group how Ursula cost her the friendship with Randy and expresses her fear of losing Joey too. |
| G2_Q000315 | G2_V000087 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Phoebe show the strongest anger while keeping her verbal response restrained? Answer with a brief event phrase. | When she discovers that the sweater is for Ursula and abruptly holds it against herself, says that it fits, and gets up. |
| G2_Q000316 | G2_V000087 | emotional reasoning | Why does Chandler avoid firing Nina at first but ultimately fire her? | At first, Chandler is attracted to Nina and is reluctant to upset her or jeopardize their new relationship, so he asks her out instead of firing her and then hides the truth. His attempts to protect the relationship draw him into increasingly elaborate cover stories and promises. Once the psychological-profile story is exposed in front of Nina, the deception is no longer sustainable, so he finally tells her the truth and carries out the dismissal. |
| G2_Q000317 | G2_V000087 | emotion trajectory | How do Ross's feelings about becoming a father develop through the parenting classes and his later conversation about Marcel? | Ross is initially nervous but happy as he explains that Carol is pregnant with his son, but he becomes embarrassed and evasive when introducing Susan. During the exercises, he is competitive; after losing the coin toss, however, he is mildly disappointed about having to play the mother. He later behaves playfully with the doll and reassures Carol without showing self-doubt. When Susan emphasizes that they will be parents for the rest of their lives, he becomes silent and stunned. In his later conversation about Marcel, he expresses anxiety about whether he can properly care for a child. |
| G2_Q000318 | G2_V000087 | emotional reasoning | Why does Ross become uneasy about becoming a father after the class, and how does his comparison with Marcel explain that unease? | The idea of being a parent for the rest of his life makes the responsibility feel personal and lasting. He begins to doubt whether he can care for a child, pointing to his inability to manage Marcel as a reason for that self-doubt. |
| G2_Q000319 | G2_V000088 | emotion trajectory | How do Rachel's feelings toward Monica change from the insurance arrangement through the date and the hospital's callback? | Rachel is initially grateful and affectionate when Monica agrees to help her. Their disagreement over revealing their real identities turns into irritation and mutual retaliation: Rachel mocks Monica and uses the assumed identity to embarrass her, then becomes openly angry when Monica involves her father. The hospital callback interrupts their quarrel. Rachel becomes more subdued and concerned about the consequences, concedes that Monica was right, and agrees that the deception was not worth it. |
| G2_Q000320 | G2_V000088 | emotional reasoning | Why is Marcel gripping Ross's finger an emotionally significant moment for Ross? | Ross has been worried that he does not yet feel like a father. Earlier, his own father described first feeling that bond when baby Ross gripped his finger. Marcel repeats the gesture after the emergency, giving Ross a personal experience of that caring connection, beyond simply being told that he has acted responsibly. |
| G2_Q000321 | G2_V000088 | emotional reasoning | Why does Phoebe pretend to be Ursula when ending the relationship with Joey? | She wants to spare Joey further uncertainty and hurt by giving him the clear ending Ursula will not give him. After he refuses to give up his friendship with Phoebe, she uses that as the reason for the breakup, allowing him to remain loyal to their friendship while accepting that the romance is over. |
| G2_Q000322 | G2_V000089 | emotional intensity comparison | When does the prep team's shared confidence appear strongest? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | During the final line checks, when each station reports readiness and the cooks can assemble the day's work into service. |
| G2_Q000323 | G2_V000089 | emotional intensity comparison | When is Ann's pride in the restaurant's tradition most intense? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When the completed seasonal dishes receive approval and she connects the team's work to fifty years of Chez Panisse practice. |
| G2_Q000324 | G2_V000089 | emotion trajectory | How does Ann's emotional energy change over the workday? | She begins upbeat and organized, using the meeting to turn a changing menu into a shared plan. Multiple dishes, deadlines, teaching, and transfers produce a faster, more vigilant rhythm. Chef approval releases the accumulated pressure into satisfaction and playful acknowledgement of fatigue. |
| G2_Q000325 | G2_V000089 | emotion trajectory | How does Ann express responsibility toward the cooks she leads? | She first frames herself as a bridge who records the chef's plan and makes expectations legible to the team. During prep, she teaches techniques, checks timing, and adjusts help without taking every task away from others. At handoff, she trusts their work, confirms readiness, and shares the relief of approval. |
| G2_Q000326 | G2_V000089 | emotional reasoning | Why does Ann repeatedly ask cooks whether they feel good about their prep rather than only inspecting ingredients herself? | The questions reveal whether each cook understands and owns the station's plan, information that appearance alone cannot supply. Her day-long teaching and final delegation depend on mutual confidence, so emotional readiness is part of coordinating the kitchen as a team. |
| G2_Q000327 | G2_V000090 | emotion trajectory | How do Ross's emotions change throughout the poker game? | Ross begins confident and highly competitive, enjoying his wins and insisting on playing to win. When Rachel wins and teases him, he becomes somewhat angry. After her disappointing work call, his manner softens and becomes more accommodating: he initially folds, then re-enters after Rachel challenges him, now motivated by sympathy for her. At the final showdown, he calmly accepts losing and is happy to see her happy. When Chandler and Joey approach his face-down cards, however, he suddenly becomes guarded and rushes over to stop them from looking. |
| G2_Q000328 | G2_V000090 | emotion trajectory | How do Rachel's emotions change as her job search unfolds alongside the poker rematches? | Rachel is initially frustrated with waitressing and determined to find other work, and her early poker losses irritate her. Getting an interview and believing it went well make her excited and hopeful, while further losses strengthen her determination to challenge the men. Waiting for the job call makes her uneasy, but winning at poker brings real delight and competitive confidence. On receiving the rejection, she tries to stay polite but becomes disappointed and subdued. She then returns to the game with tense determination, insisting on continuing and raising the stakes. Winning the final hand brings surprised joy and relief, and she celebrates with her friends. |
| G2_Q000329 | G2_V000090 | emotional reasoning | Why does Ross treat the outcome of the final poker hand with Rachel differently from his earlier losses? | Knowing how disappointed Rachel is about losing the job opportunity, Ross wants to make her happy. He lets go of his earlier fixation on winning and takes satisfaction in seeing her happy instead of reacting with his earlier frustration. He calmly accepts the loss and tries to keep the others from seeing his final cards, protecting both himself and Rachel by preserving the meaning of her victory. |
| G2_Q000330 | G2_V000090 | emotional reasoning | At the start of the rematch, why are the men surprised by the way Rachel handles the cards? | They initially see Rachel as a beginner who needs their help. Her practiced handling of the cards catches them off guard and challenges that assumption, which is why they react with surprise. |
| G2_Q000331 | G2_V000091 | emotion trajectory | How does Rachel’s anxiety change over Marcel’s disappearance, the search, and his return? | Rachel is initially relaxed while looking after Marcel. Discovering that he is missing makes her increasingly anxious, especially as Ross’s return approaches. She remains tense while trying to greet Ross cheerfully and divert him, then struggles to confess and anxiously asks him not to hate her. Confessing ends the concealment but does not make her calm: she remains distressed, and the possibility that Animal Control will take Marcel away renews her alarm. During the continuing search her anxiety is mixed with defensive frustration; when Luisa captures Marcel, she becomes urgently worried again and pleads for his return. After Marcel is safe, the immediate alarm subsides. She is still remorseful at first, then visibly relaxes and warms to Ross as he reassures her. |
| G2_Q000332 | G2_V000091 | emotion trajectory | How do Ross’s emotions change over Marcel’s disappearance, the search, and his return? | The news first shocks and upsets Ross, and he angrily blames Rachel for losing Marcel. Although Rachel tries to conceal what happened, learning that Animal Control has been called makes him even more afraid that Marcel will be confiscated. As the search fails, he grows discouraged and worried, and his disappointment with Rachel erupts again. Finding Marcel brings urgent hope, but the argument over returning him and Luisa's seizure of Marcel leave Ross distressed and angry. Once Marcel is safely back, he relaxes and shows him deep affection. He then regrets being too harsh with Rachel, apologizes, and becomes gentle and reassuring toward her. |
| G2_Q000333 | G2_V000091 | emotion trajectory | How do Rachel’s emotions develop from greeting Ross with the wine through the encounter in which Luisa identifies herself as their former schoolmate? | Rachel is anxious, but initially masks it with conspicuously cheerful conversation and tries to lead Ross elsewhere. When she admits losing Marcel, she becomes openly distressed, worried, and guilty. Ross's criticism hurts her, and learning about the danger posed by Animal Control leaves her alarmed and defensively angry. She then tries to conceal the problem behind exaggerated friendliness toward Luisa. When Luisa identifies herself, Rachel greets her enthusiastically even though she does not actually remember her; the performance finally gives way to an awkward admission. |
| G2_Q000334 | G2_V000091 | emotion trajectory | How do Monica’s feelings about her high-school past develop from the encounter with Luisa through the later yearbook conversation? | Monica initially puts on an enthusiastic greeting without actually remembering Luisa, then admits this in an awkward, matter-of-fact manner. Hearing that Luisa felt ignored makes her apologetic and concerned. Talking about her own difficult school years makes her uncomfortable. Later, while looking through the yearbook, she can joke gently about herself and recall that period with a calmer, more complex mix of emotions. |
| G2_Q000335 | G2_V000091 | emotional reasoning | What explains Rachel’s different reactions to Ross’s attempts to spend time with her during the search for Marcel and afterward? | While Marcel is missing, Rachel feels guilty and fears Ross’s reaction, so she struggles to conceal what happened and cannot respond comfortably to his attempt to spend time with her. His repeated criticism also makes her hurt and defensive during the search. Once Marcel is safely back and Ross apologizes and reassures her, the immediate threat and the tension between them ease, allowing her to relax and respond warmly to him. |
| G2_Q000336 | G2_V000092 | emotion trajectory | How do Rachel's emotions about getting involved with Barry again change from returning from lunch with him until she leaves to meet Mindy? | She initially feels pleased and comforted by their familiarity. Her friends' objections make her defensive and conflicted, and she reluctantly agrees that it should end. Seeing Barry again rekindles her attraction and contentment, although she becomes uneasy about Mindy and remains torn. After Mindy calls, she becomes alarmed that the affair may be exposed; as she prepares to meet her, worry and guilt replace the earlier ease. |
| G2_Q000337 | G2_V000092 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Rachel appear happiest? Answer with a brief event phrase. | When she lies back in the dental chair with Barry and affectionately admires the little sink. |
| G2_Q000338 | G2_V000092 | emotional reasoning | Why is Rachel upset when Mindy decides to marry Barry after their joint confrontation with him? | They had come together to reject Barry after discovering his betrayal, but Mindy decides to stay with him anyway. Rachel is dismayed that Mindy will accept his behavior and abandon their shared decision to leave him. |
| G2_Q000339 | G2_V000092 | emotion trajectory | How do Ross's emotions about Rachel getting involved with Barry again change from the coffeehouse discussion to the later apartment conversation? | In the coffeehouse, he seems bothered and disappointed, expressing his disapproval through restrained, barbed remarks. When he learns that Rachel and Barry slept together, he becomes visibly surprised and exasperated. As Rachel compares their situation with his history with Carol, he turns defensive and increasingly flustered, then leaves awkwardly rather than settling into a straightforward angry outburst. |
| G2_Q000340 | G2_V000092 | emotion trajectory | How do Rachel's emotions about getting involved with Barry again develop from her friends' warning to the end of her joint visit with Mindy to his office? | She becomes defensive and conflicted when her friends question the affair, then reluctantly agrees to end it. Seeing Barry again brings attraction and contentment, though she remains uneasy and guilty about Mindy. Mindy's call makes her anxious about being discovered; meeting Mindy briefly reassures her before creating further worry. When they learn that Barry has deceived them both, Rachel becomes hurt, rueful, and apologetic. She then confronts him with a firmer, rejecting attitude, combining disgust with relief at challenging him. Mindy's decision to marry Barry leaves Rachel doubtful, uneasy, and hurt. |
| G2_Q000341 | G2_V000093 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Monica show her strongest joy? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | After returning from the embassy party, as she exuberantly tells Rachel how much freer and more adventurous she feels with Fake Monica. |
| G2_Q000342 | G2_V000093 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Ross appear saddest about parting with Marcel? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | During his private farewell at the airport, when he looks down at Marcel and begins telling him how much he will miss him. |
| G2_Q000343 | G2_V000093 | emotion trajectory | How do Joey's feelings about choosing a stage name change from discussing names with Chandler to introducing himself at the audition? | Joey is engaged and mildly dissatisfied with how his current name sounds, rather than clearly anxious. He becomes curious about Chandler’s suggestion and then pleased with the sound of Joseph Stalin. Learning who Stalin was makes him irritated with Chandler, but he promptly returns to seeking another name. At the audition he introduces his new choice with a bright, assured performance manner, rather than remaining ashamed or unable to proceed. |
| G2_Q000344 | G2_V000093 | emotion trajectory | How do Monica's emotions develop from her first tap class through her experiences with Fake Monica and her final return to class? | Monica is initially self-conscious and reluctant when she struggles with the dance and risks being singled out. Meeting Fake Monica makes her warmer and more engaged, and their adventures bring excitement and enjoyment, although she still hesitates about performing in public. The arrest interrupts that excitement. During the jail visit she is grateful for the experiences but also saddened and worried about losing the person who helped her feel freer. On returning to class she is still tentative at first, then joins in and responds to criticism with a pleased, determined willingness to keep trying. |
| G2_Q000345 | G2_V000093 | emotion trajectory | How does Monica's response to feeling awkward differ between her first and final tap classes? | At first she resists being exposed as uncoordinated and responds with self-conscious sarcasm. On the final visit she still hesitates, but chooses to take part and values trying even when the teacher says she is doing it wrong. |
| G2_Q000346 | G2_V000093 | emotion trajectory | How do Ross's emotions develop as he finds a new home for Marcel and eventually says goodbye to him? | Ross is saddened and reluctant when he learns that Marcel needs a different home. Rejection by a zoo leaves him discouraged, and the unsuitable offer makes him wary and concerned. Acceptance by San Diego brings exuberant relief and happiness. At the airport, fond moments with his friends coexist with the growing sadness of parting; his private goodbye is slow, tender, and sorrowful. Marcel’s renewed clinging then breaks that solemn mood, and Ross becomes exasperated and asks for him to be taken away, without this erasing the attachment he has just expressed. |
| G2_Q000347 | G2_V000094 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Liu Mei display the strongest anger? Please answer with a short event phrase. | When the male visitor accuses Xia Donghai of harassing his girlfriend and tells Liu Mei to keep an eye on her husband, as Liu Mei turns and leaves. |
| G2_Q000348 | G2_V000094 | emotion trajectory | From Xia Donghai's first attempt to explain the elevator incident through his final return home, how do his emotions change? | Placating defensiveness gradually turns into anger and determination during the argument; the unsuccessful search leaves him bored and weary, before the guard's dismissal rekindles his irritation. He becomes very angry at home when he recounts the rumor of his death; the witness's call shifts him into excited self-satisfaction, and he remains smugly self-satisfied during his reconciliation with Liu Mei. The visitor's accusation makes him wary, Liu Mei's apparent disappearance escalates this into panic, and he finally returns to relieved family harmony. |
| G2_Q000349 | G2_V000095 | emotional intensity comparison | Across Chandler's efforts to be accepted by his coworkers after his promotion, when does he appear most hurt by their rejection in his facial expression, posture, and voice? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | In his office after the karaoke party, when Phoebe explains that the employees still mock him and are no longer his friends; his smile disappears, he frowns, sinks into his chair, and trails off while trying to explain what he wants. |
| G2_Q000350 | G2_V000095 | emotional reasoning | Why does Monica respond so differently to Ethan's two confessions about himself? | His first confession makes her feel that their intimacy is special because he says he has been waiting for the right person. His later confession reveals that he is still a high-school student, which makes their age difference uncomfortable and unacceptable to her, despite her continuing affection for him. |
| G2_Q000351 | G2_V000095 | emotion trajectory | How do Ross's emotions change from the mistaken pager messages to the real message from Carol? | Ross first responds with excited alarm, thinking the baby is coming, then becomes deflated and wearily irritated when the call turns out to be for Andre. As the mistaken calls continue, he grows used to them and handles them matter-of-factly, eventually ignoring messages unless they carry Carol's emergency code. When the real message arrives, he briefly reacts with dry frustration at the interruption before its significance sinks in; he then becomes excited and panicked and frantically searches for the phone. |
| G2_Q000352 | G2_V000095 | emotion trajectory | How do Chandler's emotions about his relationship with his employees change after he learns how they see him? | Chandler is initially incredulous, hurt and defensive. Being excluded from their gathering disappoints him further, but he becomes cautiously hopeful that attending can restore their closeness. After the karaoke party he is pleased and optimistic, until Phoebe tells him that the mockery continued. He becomes hurt, frustrated and then subdued as she explains the distance between a boss and his employees. In the final encounter he speaks in a controlled, authoritative way, but a resentful edge remains when he singles out the mockers and says that some of them will work over the weekend. |
| G2_Q000353 | G2_V000095 | emotion trajectory | How do Monica's feelings toward Ethan change from preparing for his visit through their final conversation? | Monica begins with excited, slightly nervous anticipation. She is briefly surprised by his inexperience, then touched and warmly reassuring when he says he has waited for the right person. Learning that he is still in high school shocks her and makes her uncomfortable and distressed about continuing, although his declaration of love briefly softens her response. In their final conversation she remains affectionate and at times smiles, but is regretful about the age difference and firm that the relationship cannot continue; her final tenderness shows that her feelings for him have not simply vanished. |
| G2_Q000354 | G2_V000096 | emotional reasoning | Across the episode, in how many separate episodes of doubt or challenge to his claimed status as a martial arts master does Xia Donghai maintain a verbally confident manner while visibly showing insecurity or fear at the same time? Count a recurrence after a change of situation as a new episode; count multiple shots within one continuous situation only once. Exclude brief scares caused by other things. | Three. |
| G2_Q000355 | G2_V000096 | emotion trajectory | From the first time Xia Yu delivers the challenge from Er Pang's father to the second time he proposes a challenge from a father with a ninth-degree black belt in karate and reveals the truth, how do Xia Yu's emotions and his attitude toward his father's claimed status as a martial arts master change? | Xia Yu initially genuinely admires and trusts his father and excitedly arranges the challenge. His father's excuses and his mother's doubts briefly confuse him, but he remains eager to defend his father; once his father agrees, his excitement and anticipation return. When the challenge begins, he quickly becomes bored, grows increasingly bored as it continues, and eventually falls asleep. After seeing through both fathers' pretense, his earnest admiration and anticipation turn into mischievous testing. He proposes the second challenge deliberately to scare his father, then appears pleased with himself and happy when he reveals the truth. |
| G2_Q000356 | G2_V000097 | emotional intensity comparison | At what moment does Ross appear most anxious in the episode? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | While trapped in the hospital closet, pounding on the door and urgently calling for help because he may miss the birth. |
| G2_Q000357 | G2_V000097 | emotion trajectory | How do Ross and Susan’s feelings toward each other change from the argument over the baby’s name to their agreement on Ben? | They begin competitively and angrily, each resisting the other’s place in decisions about the baby. Their hostility continues in the closet: Ross is frustrated and afraid of being excluded, while Susan responds defensively about her own unrecognized place in the family. These concerns emerge through an argument, not through an immediately tender exchange. Phoebe’s reminder that all three adults care about the baby interrupts their antagonism and leaves them more reflective. They then work together to get out and take part in the birth. By the naming conversation, their manner toward each other is gentler and warmer: Ross suggests Ben and Susan accepts it with a smile, rather than renewing the contest. |
| G2_Q000358 | G2_V000097 | emotion trajectory | How do Joey’s emotions change from his basketball argument with Lydia through his return with a gift? | Joey starts with playful, competitive amusement. Discovering that Lydia is in labor makes him alarmed and flustered, and learning that the father is absent draws out concern. Their banter continues, but he becomes subdued and awkward when his suggestion to involve the father is rebuffed and he starts to leave; he soon returns to engage with her again. As labor intensifies he is startled and briefly disgusted by the water breaking, then becomes focused and energetically encouraging during delivery. Returning with the gift, he finds Lydia with the baby’s father and becomes quiet and subdued rather than continuing the earlier exuberant involvement. He leaves the balloons at the doorway and departs without interrupting them. |
| G2_Q000359 | G2_V000097 | emotion trajectory | How do Rachel’s feelings toward Dr. Franzblau change during their interactions at the hospital? | Rachel is initially attracted and eagerly tries to engage him. She remains interested while waiting for another opportunity to see him, with some impatience. Their personal questions encourage her, and she responds with animated, flirtatious interest. When he explains how his work affects intimacy and uses the coffee analogy, her engagement fades into awkward discomfort: her expression grows guarded and she averts her gaze. By the end she is polite but noticeably less warm and interested, giving brief responses and disengaging rather than continuing to pursue the conversation. |
| G2_Q000360 | G2_V000098 | emotion trajectory | From eating Xia Xue's chicken wings to using supposed sleepwalking as a cover for more secret snacking and being caught by his parents, how do Liu Xing's emotions change along this food-related storyline? | Liu Xing initially feels satisfied and smug after eating the wings and remains unconcerned when Xia Xue accuses him. He eagerly hopes for more food, then becomes disappointed and frustrated when his mother refuses. After devising the sleepwalking excuse, his scheming gives way to excitement and self-satisfaction, and he carries out the plan hoping to get away with it. When his parents catch him in the act, he becomes surprised and embarrassed. |
| G2_Q000361 | G2_V000098 | emotional reasoning | Compare Xia Yu's departure after first discovering a secret he can report to his parents with his later report that his older siblings will give them luxury cars and a large house in the future. How do his genuine feelings differ at these two moments, and what does this difference reveal about his changing attitude toward being a little informant and benefiting from both sides? | On the first occasion, Xia Yu shows relatively restrained, secret delight: he is excited to have information to report and looks forward to completing his parents' assignment and earning their approval. When he later reports the promises of luxury cars and a large house, his excitement and self-satisfaction become more overt and exaggerated, with a clearly performative eagerness to claim credit and no obvious guilt or hesitation. This suggests that he initially sees being a little informant mainly as a way to carry out his parents' assignment and earn rewards, but later turns reporting into a game of bargaining between his parents and older siblings to gain benefits from both sides. |
| G2_Q000362 | G2_V000099 | emotional intensity comparison | Across Rachel's reactions in the episode's storyline about Ross's feelings for her, when does her surprise appear most intense in her face, voice, and body language? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | During her birthday gathering, when Chandler accidentally reveals that Ross is in love with her; Rachel abruptly looks up, leans forward, repeatedly questions the 'love' part, and finally exclaims in wide-eyed realization. |
| G2_Q000363 | G2_V000099 | emotion trajectory | How do Joey's emotions change during his night with Melanie under the study's restrictions and when he talks about it the next morning? | He is attracted to Melanie but awkward and unsure about handling the restriction. When she turns her attention to him, he hesitates and avoids being the focus, then becomes warmer and more engaged as he attends to her instead. Her appreciative response surprises and pleases him. The next morning he reflects on the experience with satisfaction and a sense of discovery, rather than remaining anxious about the restriction. |
| G2_Q000364 | G2_V000099 | emotion trajectory | How do Rachel's feelings toward Ross change from receiving his gift for her birthday to waiting for him at the airport at the end of the episode? | Rachel is touched and delighted by Ross's thoughtful gift, then shocked and unsettled when she learns that he loves her. She becomes urgent about reaching him before he leaves, even though she is unsure what she wants to say. Back home, the possibility of dating him begins to feel exciting, but worry about pressure from their friends and losing the friendship makes her pull back. During her date with Carl, she stays preoccupied with Ross; an imagined conversation and kiss bring her attraction into focus, and she leaves to meet Ross. She ends the episode waiting with flowers, hopeful and expectant. |
| G2_Q000365 | G2_V000099 | emotional reasoning | By the end of the episode, what romantic outcome is Rachel hoping for with Ross, and has she communicated her changed feelings to him? | Rachel hopes to explore a romantic relationship with Ross, but she has not successfully communicated her changed feelings to him. |
| G2_Q000366 | G2_V000100 | emotion trajectory | From being interviewed by his classmates as the top scorer on the history exam to the end of the episode, how do Liu Xing's emotions about his exam result change? | Liu Xing is initially confused when his classmates unexpectedly interview him as the top scorer on the history exam. Once he confirms the result and thinks he might be rewarded with hairy crabs, he becomes happy and expectant. Seeing crabs at home, he is delighted and assumes his family is celebrating his success, but his hopes are dashed when he learns that the treat is for Xia Xue. When the whole family questions his exam paper, his bewilderment turns into anger, hurt, and indignation. Before the family quiz, he remains confident that he can prove the result is genuine; after repeatedly failing to answer, he grows embarrassed, anxious, and frustrated. Their continued distrust leaves him under considerable pressure that night. The next morning, he discovers that his younger siblings have drawn dark circles and a mustache on his face, and learns that his mother has gone to school to check his result. Embarrassment about his appearance, together with anxiety and resentment about his mother's actions, leads him to skip school in defiance. His biological father says he believes him, but the dismissive response gives him no genuine validation, leaving him disappointed, dissatisfied, and mildly annoyed. Finally, the family realizes that the exam covered material he knows from a Three Kingdoms game and accepts that his result is genuine. With his name cleared, he feels relieved and happy again. |
| G2_Q000367 | G2_V000100 | emotional reasoning | Liu Xing laughs visibly both during his classmates' interview in the classroom and when he finally gets to eat crabs at the end. How do the feelings behind these two laughs differ, and what experiences account for that difference? | His classroom laughter mainly expresses pride and happiness at achieving a good result for the first time, along with anticipation of a reward of hairy crabs. He is then doubted by his family because of his past record and cannot prove himself in their quiz, leaving him hurt, anxious, isolated, and inclined to avoid the situation. At the end, the family discovers that the exam covered knowledge he gained from a Three Kingdoms game, accepts his result, and reinstates his reward. His later laughter mainly expresses relief and happiness at having his name cleared and regaining their trust, rather than simply boasting about his rank. |
| G2_Q000368 | G2_V000101 | emotional reasoning | Liu Xing appears excited both when he helps Lin Ning plan an escape route in the hallway and when he later boasts at home that the idea of running away was entirely his. How do the feelings behind these two displays of excitement differ, and why does the second not mean that he is happy about Lin Ning actually going missing? | The first excitement mainly comes from sympathy for Lin Ning's situation after being beaten, along with involvement and self-satisfaction in devising a way to help his friend escape punishment. He initially treats the plan with a sense of imaginative, game-like novelty, but later recognizes the real risks and explicitly warns Lin Ning that running away is dangerous. His second display of excitement is not joy at Lin Ning's disappearance. His family's questioning makes him defensive and irritated, and Liu Mei's suggestion that he is incapable of advising a classmate further provokes his pride and competitiveness. He responds with defiant boasting to prove that he is clever and influential. The first moment centers on helping his friend and participating in the planning; the second centers on reacting to being belittled and asserting himself. |
| G2_Q000369 | G2_V000101 | emotion trajectory | From receiving his exam result at the beginning of the episode to later running away from home, how does the intensity of Lin Ning's fear of punishment by his parents change? | After scoring 30, Lin Ning is already afraid that his parents will find out, but tries to reassure himself through a forged signature and jokes, keeping his fear at a suppressed, moderate level. Once the forgery is exposed in front of the teacher and parents, his hope of escaping detection collapses and his fear rises rapidly. Being taken home by his father and facing imminent punishment brings his immediate fear to a peak. After the beating, the immediate fear eases somewhat, but the experience leaves him highly alert to further punishment, turning his fear into persistent anticipatory anxiety. As the next exam approaches, he becomes increasingly afraid of failing and being beaten again, even feeling unable to answer simple questions, and his fear builds to a high level once more. Rather than resolving it, he ultimately runs away, turning his anxiety into avoidance. |
| G2_Q000370 | G2_V000101 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Liu Xing show the strongest playful amusement? Please answer with a short event phrase. | When Liu Mei presses him for his predicted score on the next exam and he repeatedly evades the question with a teasing line about donkey-tail hair, becoming increasingly amused by his own joke. |
| G2_Q000371 | G2_V000102 | emotional intensity comparison | Across this episode, when does Malcolm appear happiest? | After Stevie helps turn the confrontation with Spath around, when Malcolm grins at Stevie as the other children turn against Spath. |
| G2_Q000372 | G2_V000102 | emotional intensity comparison | Across Lois's interactions with her sons in this episode, at what moment does her anger appear most intense in her expression and delivery? | While hurriedly getting dressed, when she repeatedly warns Reese and Malcolm not to fight and then sharply calls out both of their names. |
| G2_Q000373 | G2_V000102 | emotional intensity comparison | From his family's dinner-table decision to move him into the gifted program through the end of his first gifted-class lesson, at what moment does Malcolm's anger appear most intense in his expression and delivery? | During the gifted-class lesson, immediately after Stevie tells him to chill out, when Malcolm snaps that Stevie has always been a freak while he himself used to be normal. |
| G2_Q000374 | G2_V000102 | emotion trajectory | How do Caroline's emotions change from assessing Malcolm and visiting his family to his first day in the gifted class? | Caroline begins with a friendly, confident and encouraging manner during the assessment. At his home she becomes startled, uncomfortable and flustered by the situation and Lois's defensive response, but persists earnestly in trying to explain the opportunity. In the gifted classroom she is upbeat and encouraging again, while also checking on Malcolm with concern when he hides his face. |
| G2_Q000375 | G2_V000102 | emotional reasoning | Why does Hal avoid giving Malcolm direct support when Malcolm objects to the family's plans for him? | He appears reluctant to confront Lois. Rather than openly taking Malcolm's side, he keeps out of the argument and redirects attention to his complaint about the iced tea. |
| G2_Q000376 | G2_V000103 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the boys' standoff with Lois over the burned dress, at what moment does Malcolm's fear appear most intense in his expression and delivery? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When silent breathing on the phone makes him realize that Lois has caught his call with Francis: he freezes wide-eyed, then panics after she orders him to hang up. |
| G2_Q000377 | G2_V000103 | emotional reasoning | Across Lois's softer-spoken moments in the standoff over the burned dress, which moment reflects genuine emotional hurt rather than a tactic to make the boys confess? | At the end, after she calls off the punishment and Malcolm asks about the dress, when she looks down and quietly says that she really liked it. |
| G2_Q000378 | G2_V000103 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the boys' efforts to withstand Lois's punishments in this episode, at what moment does Malcolm's happiness appear most intense in his expression and body language? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When the boys turn Lois's loud-music punishment into a celebration, and Malcolm jumps and dances with his brothers just before they realize she is recording them. |
| G2_Q000379 | G2_V000103 | emotion trajectory | How do Malcolm's emotions and demeanor change from the moment Lois reveals that she overheard his call with Francis through his reaction after she decides to take the boys to dinner? | Malcolm is first stunned and frightened when Lois reveals that she overheard the call, and his alarm immediately escalates into frantic panic and desperate talk of dying or running away. After his brothers urge him to stop and think, he regains focus, finds a plan, and later faces Lois in improvised padding with apprehensive but determined resolve. Her decision to take them to dinner brings surprised relief and open happiness. When Lois quietly says how much she liked the ruined dress, his happiness subsides into subdued unease and sympathy for her disappointment. |
| G2_Q000380 | G2_V000103 | emotion trajectory | How do Lois's emotions and demeanor change over the course of her efforts to obtain a confession about the burned dress, from discovering the damage through ending the standoff and deciding to take the boys to dinner? | Lois begins in alarmed fury, treating the burned dress as both a dangerous act and a personal loss. When direct pressure gets no confession, she suppresses her overt anger and uses calculated, falsely affectionate coaxing. Its failure hardens her into competitive determination, and at moments she shows mischievous, gloating amusement while inventing punishments and countering the boys' resistance. She later performs weary, pleading vulnerability as another tactic rather than genuinely surrendering. The boys' anniversary gift then briefly brings out genuine warmth and delight, but discovering that Francis has coached them reignites her animated, defensive anger. Faced with the boys' absurd protective padding, she moves through surprise and exasperation into weary, wry resignation, ends the contest, and orders them to dinner; her final quiet comment that she really liked the dress reveals lingering hurt rather than complete forgiveness. |
| G2_Q000381 | G2_V000103 | emotional reasoning | Why does Lois respond more severely to finding the burned dress than during her opening inspection of the boys’ bedroom? | During the bedroom inspection, Lois is suspicious of another piece of mischief but has not actually uncovered what the boys have done. The burned dress gives her concrete evidence of a dangerous fire, and she angrily stresses that the children could have been seriously hurt. It also destroys a dress she had saved for and was excited to wear for the anniversary evening, adding personal disappointment to her alarm and anger. |
| G2_Q000382 | G2_V000104 | emotional intensity comparison | Across Lois's face-to-face interactions with Malcolm, Reese, and Dewey in this episode, at what moment does her anger appear most intense in her facial expression and posture? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | At the opening family dinner, when she sternly warns Reese and orders him to put down the spoon and apologize. |
| G2_Q000383 | G2_V000104 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Hal's joy appear most intense in his facial expression and behavior? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | At the opening family dinner, when he proudly shows everyone the pea angel he has made and breaks into a broad, playful grin. |
| G2_Q000384 | G2_V000104 | emotional intensity comparison | From his parents' departure for the wedding until the boys leave for the hospital, when does Malcolm's anxiety appear most intense in his facial expression and behavior? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | After his head injury, when he insists that he will not go to the hospital because his parents would find out. |
| G2_Q000385 | G2_V000104 | emotion trajectory | How do Francis's emotions change from watching golf with his brothers through dealing with Malcolm's injury and hearing his parents' final judgment? | Francis starts out bored and impatient. After initially taking the mess lightly, he becomes concerned about his chance to return home and urgently joins the cleanup. He briefly feels pleased with their efforts, but Malcolm’s injury brings alarm and concern. Trying to obtain treatment without alerting their parents, especially facing the unaffordable bill, makes him worried and frustrated. When their plan works he is relieved and affectionate toward Dewey. At home, however, his parents credit military school for his apparent maturity, leaving him subdued and disappointed instead of celebrating their praise. |
| G2_Q000386 | G2_V000104 | emotion trajectory | How do Lois's emotions change from the drive to the wedding through her exchange with Hal during the ceremony? | Lois is initially reluctant to attend, then becomes more receptive and looks forward to time alone with Hal. Irritation interrupts that mood on the drive, and the family’s unwelcoming behavior at the wedding leaves her frustrated. When she tells Hal about their insulting nickname, she is hurt. His reassurance that he values her honesty and directness comforts her, and she responds with warmth and affection. |
| G2_Q000387 | G2_V000104 | emotional reasoning | By the end of the wedding ceremony, how does Lois feel toward Hal after his response to his family's treatment of her? | She feels comforted and valued, and responds to Hal with warmth and affection rather than withdrawing from him. |
| G2_Q000388 | G2_V000105 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Malcolm appear angriest with Kevin? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | At lunch, as Kevin repeatedly taunts him at close range and Malcolm's tense warnings escalate just before he attacks him. |
| G2_Q000389 | G2_V000105 | emotional intensity comparison | In the storyline about the backyard tree, when does Hal's anger appear most intense in his posture and gestures? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When he confronts the protesting neighbors at the doorway and orders them off his property. |
| G2_Q000390 | G2_V000105 | emotional intensity comparison | Across Malcolm's encounters with Kevin and their aftermath, when does Malcolm appear most shocked? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | In the school nurse's office, when he learns that Kevin is only seven years old. |
| G2_Q000391 | G2_V000105 | emotion trajectory | How do Spangler's emotions develop from his first sexual-awareness lecture through the later lecture with the substituted slides? | He begins stern and self-assured. In the later lecture, he stays in control and becomes sardonically amused as the slides expose Francis, rather than showing genuine humiliation. He finishes composed and satisfied, privately cautioning Francis while retaining the upper hand. |
| G2_Q000392 | G2_V000105 | emotional reasoning | Why does Malcolm continue trying to make amends for hurting Kevin even though his family dismisses what happened? | Learning that Kevin is only seven makes Malcolm recognize that he hurt a much younger child. He feels responsible and guilty despite having been provoked, so his family's amusement or excuses do not relieve him. He seeks a way to make up for the harm and ease his own conscience. |
| G2_Q000393 | G2_V000105 | emotion trajectory | How do Malcolm's emotions about Kevin develop from their early clashes through his final conversation with Lois? | He is initially irritated by Kevin, and repeated provocation escalates into anger and retaliation. Learning Kevin's age shocks him and turns his reaction into guilt and distress. His family's amusement leaves him frustrated and misunderstood; seeking advice does not settle him and adds confusion. He becomes cautiously hopeful and determined when he plans a charity run to make amends. After the run goes wrong, he remains dejected and troubled by what he did. Lois's reassurance helps him become calmer and more comforted at the end, without establishing that all guilt has disappeared. |
| G2_Q000394 | G2_V000106 | emotional intensity comparison | When does Lois show her strongest anger in this episode? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When she leans out of the trailer window during the nighttime argument with Hal, shouting at him and throwing his things outside. |
| G2_Q000395 | G2_V000106 | emotional intensity comparison | During his conflict with Lois, when is Hal most visibly agitated? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When he is outside the trailer during their nighttime argument, picking up the things being thrown out while shouting back about Lois’s sister and protesting that some of the items are not even his. |
| G2_Q000396 | G2_V000106 | emotion trajectory | How do Malcolm’s emotions change from relaxing alone at the Inksters’ house to discovering their surveillance and leaving his recorded goodbye? | Malcolm initially feels comfortable and delighted with the Inksters’ hospitality. Seeing himself on the television interrupts that ease: he becomes startled and wary, then increasingly distrustful and disillusioned as he finds the hidden camera and tapes documenting his behavior. In his recorded goodbye, he turns that resentment into controlled, sarcastic defiance, exposing their private information and firmly quitting. |
| G2_Q000397 | G2_V000106 | emotion trajectory | How do Dewey’s emotions change from seeing the tent over the house to waiting outside during Hal and Lois’s argument? | Dewey first reacts with delighted excitement, taking the tented house for a circus. As his parents’ argument develops, the excitement gives way to quiet unease. After being sent outside, he remains subdued and concerned, listening and looking back toward the trailer rather than continuing to play excitedly. |
| G2_Q000398 | G2_V000106 | emotional reasoning | How should Hal’s anger toward Lois be understood across their dispute and eventual reunion? | His frustration is genuine, but it is mixed with continued affection and a desire to be close to Lois. The prolonged quarrel leaves him unhappy about their separation, and he is eager to reconnect when they find a way to be intimate again; his anger does not amount to wanting to leave the relationship. |
| G2_Q000399 | G2_V000106 | emotional intensity comparison | During his visits to the Inksters, when does Malcolm show the strongest visible amazement? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When Mr. Inkster lets him look through the telescope and he sees the spiral galaxy. |
| G2_Q000400 | G2_V000107 | emotional intensity comparison | During their night out, when does Malcolm look most alarmed about Stevie's safety? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When he returns with the recovered wheelchair and finds Stevie lying on the ground beside the overturned shopping cart, apparently hurt. |
| G2_Q000401 | G2_V000107 | emotional intensity comparison | In Reese's efforts to earn permission to stay up and watch the Chucky movie, when does his frustration appear most intense in his expression and behavior? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When he cannot get Dewey to cooperate with bath time and ends up pleading with him to stop resisting. |
| G2_Q000402 | G2_V000107 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Stevie appear happiest? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | At the arcade, while playing the game and excitedly telling Malcolm that he is winning. |
| G2_Q000403 | G2_V000107 | emotion trajectory | How do Malcolm’s emotions change from arriving at Stevie’s house through the end of their night out? | Malcolm initially looks excited about the sleepover and the dinosaur model, but becomes frustrated by Stevie’s parents’ restrictions and the early bedtime. He grows assertive and adventurous, takes the lead in sneaking out, and enjoys the arcade. Once the wheelchair is stolen and their attempts to get home fail, his confidence gives way to anxiety and frustration; while lost, he complains and defensively regrets the outing. He becomes determined when recovering the chair, is briefly alarmed to find Stevie on the ground, and then relaxes as they head home. That relief ends when he sees the police cars outside Stevie’s house: he looks frightened and disappears, leaving Stevie calling for him. |
| G2_Q000404 | G2_V000107 | emotion trajectory | How do Reese’s emotions change from asking to stay up for the Chucky movie through the end of his attempt to put Dewey to bed? | Reese starts out eager and confident that he should be allowed to watch the movie. Being challenged and beaten at arm wrestling frustrates him, but he renews his efforts to prove he is mature and eagerly bargains for another chance. He hesitates at having to care for Dewey, then accepts the challenge. As Dewey resists the bath and bedtime, Reese becomes increasingly frustrated and overwhelmed, pleading and chasing rather than feeling in control. He ends up worn out on the floor while Dewey remains awake, without the satisfaction of having successfully settled him. |
| G2_Q000405 | G2_V000107 | emotion trajectory | How does Malcolm’s confidence about breaking parental rules change over the night out? | Malcolm initially takes charge of sneaking out and acts boldly at the arcade. After the wheelchair is stolen and their attempts to get home go wrong, he becomes anxious and frustrated rather than steadily more confident. He briefly regains determination while recovering the wheelchair and relaxes on the way home, but the police cars outside Stevie’s house abruptly frighten him and he disappears. |
| G2_Q000406 | G2_V000108 | emotional intensity comparison | Before Lois learns that Francis has run away, at what moment does her cheerfulness appear most intense in her facial expression and gestures? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | At breakfast, when she greets Malcolm with an animated smile, asks about his gifted class, and playfully teases him for using the word "ostracized." |
| G2_Q000407 | G2_V000108 | emotion trajectory | How does Dewey's emotional response to the monster he believes is nearby change across the episode? | Dewey begins genuinely frightened and seeks help after the supposed monster attacks him at bedtime. At dinner the fear remains in the background, but he talks about monsters in a calm, matter-of-fact way. Malcolm's Sasquatch warning renews his apprehension, and he listens tensely while covering his ears. When he later encounters the supposed creature, that fear turns into loud, aggressive defiance as he attacks it. Afterward he is pleased and confident while recounting the encounter as a victory. |
| G2_Q000408 | G2_V000108 | emotion trajectory | How do Malcolm’s emotions change from delivering Francis’s letter to Beebee through making peace with Francis? | Malcolm is initially awkward and uncomfortable while delivering and helping read Francis’s letter. At dinner he becomes worried and flustered as his parents discover the escape and press him for information, and he lets the secret slip. He feels guilty when he faces Francis, then becomes exasperated and concerned as he challenges Francis’s devotion to Beebee. After the relationship fails, he still worries about his brother and wants to make up for betraying him, even after Francis reassures him. He finally relaxes into a warm, relieved smile as they reconnect, with a brief startled, painful reaction during their last playful exchange. |
| G2_Q000409 | G2_V000108 | emotion trajectory | How does Reese's emotional response to Dewey's monster story and the family's handling of it change from the bedtime prank to the discussion after Dewey's backyard encounter? | At first Reese takes mischievous pleasure in helping frighten Dewey with the monster idea. When Dewey later presents himself as having defeated the monster, Reese responds with emphatic disbelief and irritation. His indignation then gives way to hurt resentment when Hal indulges Dewey's account but dismisses Reese's own claim about beating Sub-Zero. |
| G2_Q000410 | G2_V000108 | emotional reasoning | What concern about Francis is reflected in Lois’s anger over his relationship with Beebee and her warning to the young woman in the park? | Lois is worried that Francis’s devotion makes him vulnerable to being used and emotionally hurt. Alongside her anger about his reckless behavior, her warning reveals a protective concern for his feelings. |
| G2_Q000411 | G2_V000109 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Francis appear happiest? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | Near the end of the drive home, while joking with the family and joining their cheerful response to Hal's suggestion of getting burgers. |
| G2_Q000412 | G2_V000109 | emotional intensity comparison | Across Malcolm's conversations with Francis about the gifted-class event, when does his distress about being in the gifted class appear most intense in his expression, posture, and voice? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | Late in the picnic, when Malcolm leans close to Francis and anxiously asks whether Francis would still like him if he were a freak and whether the family would treat him differently. |
| G2_Q000413 | G2_V000109 | emotion trajectory | How do Malcolm's feelings about displaying his abilities change from arriving at the school picnic through the drive home? | He initially feels self-conscious and wants to avoid being singled out as gifted. As his turn approaches, he becomes defensive and frustrated about being seen as different. Caroline's distress makes him sympathetic and willing to help, although he still worries about his family's reaction. He performs with a composed, focused manner but remains uneasy about the attention. Afterward he is subdued and worried about seeming abnormal. During the drive home, the family's familiar teasing and joking gradually put him at ease, and he begins smiling and joining in. |
| G2_Q000414 | G2_V000109 | emotion trajectory | How do Hal's feelings about Malcolm's giftedness change over the picnic and the drive home? | He initially approaches the picnic and Malcolm's participation with calm interest. Malcolm's demonstration leaves him visibly astonished, and he also becomes pleased and amused as it succeeds. In the car he is still struck by how smart Malcolm is, but responds warmly and joins the family's teasing and joking rather than distancing himself from him. |
| G2_Q000415 | G2_V000109 | emotional reasoning | What conflicting feelings explain Malcolm's attempts to avoid performing and his eventual decision to take the stage? | He is afraid that displaying his abilities will make him seem like a freak and change how his family sees him, so he tries to avoid the performance. But seeing Caroline devastated and blaming herself makes him feel sorry for her and want to help. That concern overcomes his reluctance enough for him to perform, even though his fear of being treated differently has not fully disappeared. |
| G2_Q000416 | G2_V000110 | emotional intensity comparison | When does Malcolm appear most visibly humiliated in this episode? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When Julie and the other students present the food drive for his family, leaving him standing with the donated groceries while everyone applauds. |
| G2_Q000417 | G2_V000110 | emotional intensity comparison | When does Lois show her strongest anger in this episode? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | At the store, when Mr. Pinter accuses her of raising a thief and she confronts him, culminating in her pulling off his toupee. |
| G2_Q000418 | G2_V000110 | emotion trajectory | How do Dewey's guilt and concern over taking the bottle change from his confession at home through the later consequences for his family? | Dewey begins withdrawn and ashamed in his hiding place, then hesitantly confesses that he took the bottle and tearfully apologizes. After Lois is fired for returning it, he looks troubled by the consequence, but her reassurance eases his immediate distress. Ten days later he discusses the incident in a flat, matter-of-fact way and draws the mistaken lesson that he should not confess. His concern returns at the hospital when the mounting expense forces Lois to beg for her job back, and he urgently tells her that she does not have to do it. |
| G2_Q000419 | G2_V000110 | emotion trajectory | How do Francis’s emotions change while helping the pageant contestants, interacting with Tanya, and dealing with the aftermath? | Francis begins playful and self-confident, enjoying the attention and opportunities to flirt. Tanya’s assumption about him catches him off guard and makes him defensive. He then plays along with renewed mischievous enthusiasm as he becomes closer to the contestants. By the final meeting Tanya leads him into, that confidence has collapsed into stunned unease and alarm. |
| G2_Q000420 | G2_V000110 | emotion trajectory | How do Julie’s feelings toward Malcolm change from their early interactions to the presentation of the school food drive? | Julie is initially warm and friendly toward Malcolm. After hearing his angry comments about being poor, she becomes more hesitant and concerned when returning his backpack. At the food drive she is openly pleased and enthusiastic about helping him, presenting the donation with warmth rather than embarrassment or regret. |
| G2_Q000421 | G2_V000110 | emotional reasoning | Why does Craig go to such lengths to get Lois rehired and then volunteer to work every graveyard shift alongside her? | Craig is infatuated with Lois and wants to stay close to her. Getting her rehired lets him show his devotion and help her, while volunteering for every graveyard shift gives him more time working alongside her. |
| G2_Q000422 | G2_V000111 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Dewey look most pleased with his own mischief? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | In the opening living-room scene, when he pretends to be hurt so that Lois blames Reese, while showing a knowing, self-satisfied smile. |
| G2_Q000423 | G2_V000111 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Hal appear most visibly alarmed in his facial expression and posture? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When he returns home with the boys and finds Lois calmly waiting beside the confiscated belongings and evidence from their racetrack outing; he freezes behind the boys with widened eyes and his mouth hanging open. |
| G2_Q000424 | G2_V000111 | emotion trajectory | How do Dewey’s emotions change from mistaking the pace lap for the finish until he reappears beside Hal? | Dewey is initially excited and cheers as though the race has already been won. His enthusiasm fades as the race continues: he becomes bored and slumps into a quiet, disengaged state. After wandering away, he appears calm and unhurried, including while crossing the track, rather than visibly frightened or thrilled by the danger. When he reappears beside Hal, he greets him casually with a small smile. |
| G2_Q000425 | G2_V000111 | emotional reasoning | What later scene shows Hal imagining himself personally involved with Rusty’s racing team? | He daydreams that he is part of Rusty’s pit crew, handing Rusty a drink. |
| G2_Q000426 | G2_V000111 | emotion trajectory | How do Hal’s emotions change from finding Malcolm and Reese with the security guard through returning home? | Hal initially looks uneasy on finding the boys in trouble, then adopts a controlled, friendly manner with the guard rather than showing open anger or convincing remorse. His outward composure gives way to exhilaration as he gets the boys away and celebrates their escape. He remains pleased and conspiratorial as they approach home, but stops in sudden apprehension when he sees Lois waiting beside the confiscated belongings. |
| G2_Q000427 | G2_V000112 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Malcolm appear most delighted? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When Julie agrees to pick him up for the concert after he calls to restore their plans. |
| G2_Q000428 | G2_V000112 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Hal appear most content? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When he finally sits back and settles into listening to his records after getting the record player working. |
| G2_Q000429 | G2_V000112 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the family's repeated attempts to make Lois help during her bathroom strike, when does her amusement appear most intense in her facial expression and delivery? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When Malcolm asks her to wash his shirt: Lois reacts with an open-mouthed laugh and a broad grin, then playfully pretends to agree before soaking the shirt in her bathwater. |
| G2_Q000430 | G2_V000112 | emotion trajectory | How do Julie’s emotions toward Malcolm change from their first phone call through her visit and departure from his house? | Julie initially accepts the cancellation calmly and with understanding. On the second call she is puzzled by his claim that his aunt is not dead, but becomes friendly and cheerful when she agrees to pick him up. She initially approaches the visit in a friendly manner; the chaotic encounter and her fall leave her upset and uncomfortable. She then becomes angry, refuses to continue the outing, and tells Malcolm to leave her alone as she leaves. |
| G2_Q000431 | G2_V000112 | emotion trajectory | How does Malcolm’s emotional demeanor change from leaving the bathroom after Lois turns his argument back on him, through exposing Reese, to sitting at the funeral? | Malcolm first withdraws in defeat. He remains upset while telling Francis about the disastrous visit, but becomes thoughtful and purposeful when the conversation suggests making someone a scapegoat. His apology to his parents is a calculated presentation before he exposes Reese, and he shows restrained satisfaction when they unite against his brother. At the funeral he is more relaxed and ruefully amused, joking about his own setbacks rather than staying ashamed or dejected. |
| G2_Q000432 | G2_V000113 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Commandant Spangler appear angriest? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When he first reprimands Francis for releasing the laboratory frogs and causing a traffic jam. |
| G2_Q000433 | G2_V000113 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Hal appear most delighted? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When he gives Dewey the Herbie toy and watches Dewey happily embrace it. |
| G2_Q000434 | G2_V000113 | emotional intensity comparison | Across Reese's efforts to impress Wendy during cheerleading practice, when does his outward happiness appear most intense in his expression, voice, and gestures? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | Immediately after his improved cheer routine, when Wendy compliments his spirit kicks; Reese breaks into a broad grin and open laughter, animatedly jokes with her, and exchanges an enthusiastic hand slap with another cheerleader. |
| G2_Q000435 | G2_V000113 | emotion trajectory | How do Reese's emotions change as he learns cheerleading and tries to get closer to Wendy? | He is initially discouraged by his poor coordination but determined to win Wendy's affection. With Malcolm's help, he puts focused effort into improving. After performing well he becomes pleased and animated around Wendy, yet reverts to rough teasing. He then becomes upset with himself and hopeless, later preparing to give up cheerleading. When he finally speaks to Wendy directly, he is hesitant and earnest as he apologizes. Her positive response leaves him pleasantly surprised, smiling and more at ease. |
| G2_Q000436 | G2_V000113 | emotion trajectory | How do Spangler's emotions change from telling Francis about his past to phoning his mother at the end? | He begins stern and self-assured, using his life story to try to reform Francis. When Francis raises his relationship with his mother, he becomes defensive and irritated. As he opens up, that composure gives way to grief and resentment. He then regains a guarded, formal manner and pushes Francis back to a professional distance. In the final call to his mother he is quieter and subdued. |
| G2_Q000437 | G2_V000113 | emotional reasoning | Why does Reese become upset with himself after Wendy praises his performance? | He wants Wendy to like him, but even after improving his performance and receiving a friendly response, he falls back into the rough teasing that upsets her. He is frustrated with himself for spoiling the interaction instead of expressing his affection in a way that brings them closer. |
| G2_Q000438 | G2_V000114 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the first day of Lois's bed rest, before the family wakes her the following morning, when does Hal appear most exuberantly joyful in his facial expression and body movement? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | During his private nighttime roller-skating routine, when he changes into a sparkling blue outfit and joyfully throws himself into dramatic spins, dance-like steps, and sweeping arm gestures, repeatedly grinning as he performs alone. |
| G2_Q000439 | G2_V000114 | emotional intensity comparison | When does Lois show her strongest anger in this episode? | When she confronts Reese for skating through the house and making a mess, immediately before hurting her back. |
| G2_Q000440 | G2_V000114 | emotional intensity comparison | When is Malcolm most visibly joyful in this episode? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | At the end, when he is successfully playing street hockey in his new skates and celebrates on the street. |
| G2_Q000441 | G2_V000114 | emotional intensity comparison | When does Hal appear most proud of Malcolm in this episode? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When he watches Malcolm successfully play street hockey at the end, smiling broadly and giving him an approving gesture. |
| G2_Q000442 | G2_V000114 | emotional intensity comparison | When does Malcolm show the greatest emotional strain in this episode? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | During the face-to-face conversation at the outdoor table with Hal, when he is working through the written sheet and becomes so upset that he covers his face with both hands. |
| G2_Q000443 | G2_V000114 | emotion trajectory | How do Hal’s feelings toward Malcolm change from starting the skating lessons to watching him play hockey? | Hal initially welcomes the chance to teach Malcolm with eager confidence, while insisting seriously on his methods. As Malcolm challenges the training, Hal becomes stricter and frustrated. Their confrontation over the skates leaves him subdued and disappointed. In their later face-to-face conversation he becomes patient and attentive again, and by the hockey game he shows warm pride in Malcolm’s success. |
| G2_Q000444 | G2_V000114 | emotional reasoning | What shared motive underlies Hal’s covert care for Lois, the special meal, and his private nighttime skating? | He wants a temporary sense of freedom from Lois’s supervision so that he can indulge in things he enjoys. |
| G2_Q000445 | G2_V000115 | emotional intensity comparison | During Lois's visit to the academy, when does her anger appear most intense in her facial expression and posture? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When she confronts Spangler at Francis's hospital bed for demanding homework from her recovering son, leaning toward him with a hard glare and ordering him out. |
| G2_Q000446 | G2_V000115 | emotion trajectory | How does Francis's emotional response to trying to get the upper hand with Lois develop from anticipating her visit through their argument in the recreation room? | Before Lois arrives, Francis is calculating and self-satisfied, treating his painful surgery as a chance to make her feel guilty. That confidence gives way to irritation when she remains briskly in charge of his care and turns aside his complaints. By the recreation-room encounter, he is openly resentful and confrontational about her popularity with the cadets; during their argument, his anger gives way to visibly wounded frustration as he feels that she is winning again. |
| G2_Q000447 | G2_V000115 | emotional intensity comparison | In the robot-building storyline while Lois is away, when does Hal show the most intense excitement about his inventions in his expression and gestures? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When he first presents his laser-guided bee cannon to Malcolm and the other boys in the backyard, eagerly leaning toward them, grinning, and acting out how it will work. |
| G2_Q000448 | G2_V000115 | emotion trajectory | How do Reese and Dewey’s reactions change from planning what to ask Hal for while Lois is away through Hal’s loss of control and the machine’s failure? | At first they are mischievously eager to take advantage of Lois’s absence. They become excited and absorbed in unrestricted entertainment, with Dewey especially overstimulated. Their enjoyment gives way to uneasy surprise as Hal’s behavior becomes alarming; they watch tensely when he turns on Craig. When the machine goes wrong, they are frightened and cluster with the others by the doorway under Craig’s arm. |
| G2_Q000449 | G2_V000115 | emotional reasoning | How can Francis’s frustration with Lois during her visit be explained by his responses in the infirmary, around the foosball game, and later at the rodeo? | Francis treats the visit as a chance to reverse their usual guilt contest: after his operation, he expects Lois to feel responsible and let him have the upper hand. He becomes frustrated when she wins over the cadets and still makes him feel guilty, because the visit is not giving him the victory he expected. His later willingness to sit with her and join in the fun at the rodeo shows that this resentment does not amount to simply wanting no contact with her; it is tied to losing that contest. |
| G2_Q000450 | G2_V000116 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when is Dewey's fear most strongly expressed through his body language? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | On the roof, as the cart loaded with the family's belongings falls toward Hal's car, when Dewey covers his face with both hands and curls toward Malcolm rather than watching the impact. |
| G2_Q000451 | G2_V000116 | emotional intensity comparison | Across Hal’s visit to the dealership, when does the Porsche salesman appear most visibly shocked? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When Hal becomes sick inside the Porsche during the salesman’s final attempt to persuade him to buy it. |
| G2_Q000452 | G2_V000116 | emotion trajectory | How do the Porsche salesman’s emotions change from Hal’s first inspection of the car through his final reaction when Hal becomes sick inside it? | The salesman initially appears relaxed, confident and welcoming. He becomes warmly amused as he builds rapport with Hal, and stays upbeat and expectant after the test drive. When Hal hesitates and feels ill, the salesman’s friendly manner becomes strained and increasingly insistent as he tries to complete the sale. His final reaction when Hal becomes sick inside the Porsche is one of shocked disgust. |
| G2_Q000453 | G2_V000116 | emotion trajectory | How do Dewey’s emotions change from being awakened for school through discovering that Francis revealed the boys’ bicycle lie? | Dewey is initially cheerful and excited about getting up. Around his feverish mother he becomes wary and uneasy, then grows bored while the boys are stuck at home. He becomes more curious and lighthearted as they question their drowsy mother. Discovering that Francis revealed the bicycle lie leaves him upset and unsettled. |
| G2_Q000454 | G2_V000116 | emotional reasoning | What does the Porsche salesman’s behavior throughout Hal’s visit suggest about the concern behind his friendly manner and his final reaction when Hal becomes sick? | His friendliness is closely tied to getting Hal to buy the car: even when Hal says that he feels ill, he keeps pressing him to sign and to inspect it again. His final shocked, disgusted reaction suggests that he is more concerned about what has happened to the Porsche than about comforting Hal. |
| G2_Q000455 | G2_V000117 | emotional intensity comparison | When does Malcolm show his strongest anger in this episode? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | After Reese drops wet underwear on his face, when Malcolm removes it and glares at him before retaliating. |
| G2_Q000456 | G2_V000117 | emotional intensity comparison | When is Dewey most visibly happy in this episode? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When he dances with Mrs. White in the kitchen. |
| G2_Q000457 | G2_V000117 | emotion trajectory | How do Dewey’s feelings change from being left with Mrs. White to the scenes after she is taken away by ambulance? | Dewey is initially disappointed at being left behind and bored by Mrs. White’s restrictions. He gradually becomes interested and warmly engaged as they sort buttons and play together, then openly joyful while dancing with her. After she is taken away, he watches quietly, but his attention soon returns to curious play as he follows a balloon and later a paper bag. |
| G2_Q000458 | G2_V000117 | emotion trajectory | How do Reese’s feelings change from Malcolm’s false drowning prank to the end of their confrontation at the Liquidator? | Reese is initially startled and distressed by the false drowning prank and the unwanted public attention. He becomes smugly amused after dropping wet underwear onto Malcolm, but turns angry and humiliated when Malcolm pulls down his swim trunks. At the Liquidator, that hostility gives way to impressed amusement at Malcolm’s defiance of Lois, and the brothers end up smiling together. |
| G2_Q000459 | G2_V000117 | emotion trajectory | How does Lois's mood change from helping Hal get ready for the water park, through their lounge-chair break, to their private moment in the wave pool and Malcolm's interruption? | At home, Lois is playfully satisfied as she finishes grooming Hal, although she remains fairly task-focused. On the lounge chairs, her happiness becomes much more openly affectionate: Hal's hidden-rum surprise makes her break into a broad laugh, cup and rub his face, and kiss him. In the wave pool she again relaxes into playful intimacy, smiling as they embrace and kiss after resurfacing. When Malcolm interrupts, her smile disappears and she turns outward with a tightened, annoyed expression, so the romantic pleasure gives way to parental exasperation. |
| G2_Q000460 | G2_V000117 | emotional reasoning | How does Malcolm’s response to Lois at the top of the Liquidator reflect a change in his conflict with Reese during the visit? | His hostility toward Reese is displaced by mischievous defiance of Lois’s scolding. He deliberately nudges her pointing finger, sending her down the slide; Reese then responds with impressed amusement and the brothers share a laugh. Their mutual hostility gives way to a brief moment of solidarity, rather than Malcolm simply continuing to take revenge on Reese. |
| G2_Q000461 | G2_V000118 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Phil appear most excited? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When he meets Dylan and tries to intimidate him. |
| G2_Q000462 | G2_V000118 | emotion trajectory | How did Jay's emotions change in the storyline about "age"? | Jay initially covers his discomfort about being mistaken for Gloria’s father with a joking response, but remains touchy about his age and defensive when Gloria suggests younger clothes. Her reassurance softens his mood, although the mall guard’s assumption that he is a mall walker brings another moment of discomfort. |
| G2_Q000463 | G2_V000118 | emotion trajectory | How do Phil’s emotions change from learning that Dylan is coming over to the final basketball scene with Luke? | Phil starts out eager and self-confident, presenting himself as the cool dad. When his attempt to intimidate Dylan ends in a fall, that confidence gives way to embarrassment, physical distress and awkward attempts to recover his dignity. During Luke’s BB-gun punishment he puts on a stern manner and briefly smiles, but becomes reluctant to go through with it; the accidental shots leave him concerned and flustered. He is cheerful again with the family, and ends playful and competitively excited while playing basketball with Luke. |
| G2_Q000464 | G2_V000118 | emotion trajectory | In this episode's storyline about adopting Lily, how did Mitchell's emotions change? | Mitchell is initially affectionate and proud of Lily. On the plane he becomes sensitive to signs of judgment, then openly indignant when he thinks a passenger is insulting them; realizing the remark was about actual cream puffs leaves him embarrassed and subdued. Back home he worries about Lily’s adjustment and becomes tense about telling his family. He briefly relaxes when he thinks Cameron understands his reluctance, then becomes alarmed when he learns that dinner has already been arranged. At the gathering, his anxious anticipation turns into hurt and defensive anger as his family questions them. Once Lily is welcomed and Jay expresses acceptance, he relaxes into relief and happiness. |
| G2_Q000465 | G2_V000119 | emotional intensity comparison | When is Mitchell the happiest in the toddler class? | When he watches Cameron freely perform the Parents Dance near the end of the toddler class. |
| G2_Q000466 | G2_V000119 | emotional reasoning | Why did Manny still prefer to sleep on Jay's shoulder after arguing with him? | Manny argued with Jay only to protect his fantasy of his biological father, but Jay gave up his vacation and took him to Disney, proving he wouldn't let him down. That gave Manny security, and he fell asleep on Jay's shoulder. |
| G2_Q000467 | G2_V000119 | emotion trajectory | How do Luke’s emotions change over the bicycle storyline? | Luke is initially embarrassed by the teasing about his old bicycle. He is surprised and hopeful when Phil promises a new one, then delighted and grateful when he gets it. Later, Phil’s questioning makes him uneasy and apologetic about scratching the bike. He is then puzzled when Phil asks whether it was stolen. By their final ride together, Luke is relaxed and playful again, joining in a race with his father. |
| G2_Q000468 | G2_V000119 | emotion trajectory | How do Mitchell’s emotions develop during Lily’s first toddler class, from his preparations to the Parents Dance? | Mitchell starts out anxious and self-conscious about making a good impression, trying to keep Cameron restrained. He becomes increasingly concerned with how Lily compares with the other children. He puts on an exaggerated show of pride after making it appear that Lily has stacked blocks, but the teacher’s offer of a recording brings his concealed anxiety to the surface. Seeing the other gay parents and hearing Cameron’s disappointment leaves him remorseful about his attempts to fit in. He finally relaxes, encourages Cameron to be himself and enjoys his dancing. |
| G2_Q000469 | G2_V000119 | emotion trajectory | How did Jay's mood change during his time with Manny on this day? | Jay starts the ceiling-fan project reluctantly and impatiently, treating both the task and Manny as obstacles to his wine-country plans, although he can still joke with Manny. As the work goes wrong and Manny keeps praising Javier, Jay's irritation builds into open frustration and an angry argument in which he says he does not want Manny around. When Javier fails to come, Jay redirects his anger toward Javier and becomes concerned for Manny. He then softens, comforts and protects the boy by covering for Javier and giving up his own getaway to take Manny to Disneyland. By the end, Jay is relaxed, warm, and affectionate with Manny, content to let him sleep against his shoulder. |
| G2_Q000470 | G2_V000120 | emotional reasoning | In the scenes of watching baseball and adjusting model planes, why did Dylan and Phil both sit on the edge of the sofa armrest first without prior agreement? | Both feel embarrassed and uncomfortable being alone with their partner's father: Phil because he has long tried to win Jay's approval but never received it, and their strained relationship makes being alone with Jay awkward; Dylan because he is not used to this kind of close family situation and does not know how to handle being alone with his girlfriend's father. |
| G2_Q000471 | G2_V000120 | emotion trajectory | How do Claire's emotions change as she responds to Jay's treatment of Phil after the model-plane accident? | Claire is initially alarmed and worried about Phil's injury. As Jay minimizes what happened and focuses on his plane, she becomes angry and personally hurt, confronting him about how little affection he has shown Phil. She remains guarded during the start of his apology, then softens into relief and warmth when he expresses affection and embraces the family, ending by thanking and kissing her father. |
| G2_Q000472 | G2_V000120 | emotional reasoning | What complicated attitude did Claire show towards Manny when he came to visit? | Claire is surprised by Manny's precociousness and confides in him almost as an equal, yet still cares for him as a child. |
| G2_Q000473 | G2_V000120 | emotion trajectory | How do Mitchell's feelings about Costco develop during his visit and afterward? | He starts out skeptical and dismissive, impatient to buy the diapers and leave. Discovering the wine and the unexpected variety of products changes his reaction to delighted surprise and growing interest, especially around the shredder. He then becomes an enthusiastic shopper, wanting large purchases and more carts. His excitement continues afterward, when he uses the camera he bought and happily calls Costco the greatest store on earth. |
| G2_Q000474 | G2_V000121 | emotional reasoning | Why did Gloria, as an advocate of "revenge", still decide to forgive Dede? | Dede apologized. Jay and Mitchell also tried their best to push for reconciliation. At the same time, she also wanted Manny to learn to forgive. |
| G2_Q000475 | G2_V000121 | emotion trajectory | How do Claire's feelings toward Dede change over her visit? | Claire doesn't trust Dede when she arrives, believing she isn't sincerely sorry. She reluctantly agrees to let Dede stay for dinner after Mitchell persuades her, though she remains tense and disapproving. At dinner she is tense and disapproving, and she is upset when Dede attacks Gloria and ruins the evening. |
| G2_Q000476 | G2_V000121 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Mitchell appear most happy? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | Seeing Gloria decide to forgive Dede. |
| G2_Q000477 | G2_V000121 | emotion trajectory | How did Haley's emotions change in the storyline about going to the concert with Dylan? | Haley starts out upset and wronged when her parents refuse to let her go to the concert with Dylan, feeling her mother doesn't trust her. After DeDe reveals Claire's own wild past, Haley uses it to argue her case and gets Dylan invited over. When the dinner erupts into a fight between DeDe and Gloria, Haley feels sorry for Dylan, but his warm reaction moves and pleases her, leaving her relieved and happy. |
| G2_Q000478 | G2_V000122 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Cameron appear most joyful? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When he joins the family in the pool after the reconciliation. |
| G2_Q000479 | G2_V000122 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Gloria appear most visibly uncomfortable? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When Jay asks whether Mitchell would notice him in a gay bar. |
| G2_Q000480 | G2_V000122 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Gloria appear most angry? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When she throws Jay's gifts toward Phil while defending herself in the bedroom. |
| G2_Q000481 | G2_V000122 | emotion trajectory | How does Phil's emotional composure change across his interactions with Gloria during the family gathering? | Phil is initially visibly excited by Gloria's warm greeting but tries to appear casual and composed. When he later speaks with her in private, the intimate and awkward circumstances — Gloria throwing her lingerie at him until he is covered in it — make him increasingly flustered and self-conscious, although he stays earnest and focused on helping her resolve the family tension. When Claire suddenly finds them together, he is briefly startled and embarrassed; he then masks the lingering awkwardness with a calm, pleased, and slightly self-satisfied manner after his intervention gets Claire and Gloria talking. |
| G2_Q000482 | G2_V000122 | emotional reasoning | Jay said "Get outta here" to Mitchell while watching the football game. Was that his rejection of Mitchell? | No. Jay's "Get outta here" was a dismissive reaction to Mitchell's uninformed football comment, not a rejection of Mitchell himself. |
| G2_Q000483 | G2_V000123 | emotional intensity comparison | During the day's incidents involving Lily, when does Mitchell appear most flustered? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | After Lily and the keys are locked inside the parked car. |
| G2_Q000484 | G2_V000123 | emotional intensity comparison | In this episode, which comfort Cameron gave Mitchell was the most effective? | When Cameron lists the parenting tasks Mitchell handles and calls them a great team. |
| G2_Q000485 | G2_V000123 | emotion trajectory | In this episode, how does Mitchell's confidence as a father change over the day's incidents involving Lily? | Mitchell starts out tightly controlled, frantically baby-proofing the house. He briefly relaxes into playful warmth while dancing with Lily, until he accidentally bumps her head against the wall and collapses into self-doubt. In the end, Cameron reassures him, and he becomes confident and even a little proud. |
| G2_Q000486 | G2_V000123 | emotional reasoning | What is Phil's true feeling about the children leaving home when school starts? Please answer with simple phrases. | Sad, reluctant, and lonely. |
| G2_Q000487 | G2_V000124 | emotional intensity comparison | During Phil's efforts to discover Luke's talent, when does he appear most excited about Luke's potential? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When he successfully caught the baseball thrown by Luke. |
| G2_Q000488 | G2_V000124 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Claire appear most joyful? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When she reunites with Mitchell to perform their old skating routine outside the fencing venue. |
| G2_Q000489 | G2_V000124 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Phil appear most anxious? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | During the second house showing, when Luke blames the slippery floor and says he saw a ghost in front of the buyers. |
| G2_Q000490 | G2_V000124 | emotional reasoning | What do Phil's reactions during his search for Luke's talent and their later time together suggest about his feelings toward Luke? | His ambition for Luke coexists with exuberant parental affection: he wants Luke to succeed, but his love remains warm and unconditional even when Luke fails. |
| G2_Q000491 | G2_V000124 | emotion trajectory | How do Jay's emotions develop over Manny's fencing competition and its aftermath? | Jay begins proud and excited about Manny's success. When Manny says he is retiring, Jay is surprised, disappointed and resistant. He then returns to determined, competitive encouragement. Learning about Caroline's circumstances changes that enthusiasm into unease and guilt, and he wants the contest stopped. After Manny wins, he feels both proud and embarrassed; later at home, he is again visibly delighted with the trophy. |
| G2_Q000492 | G2_V000125 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Izzy LaFontaine, the singer Claire invited, appear angriest? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When he discovers that Phil was never a fan of his band. |
| G2_Q000493 | G2_V000125 | emotion trajectory | How does Claire's emotional state change across the anniversary storyline? | Claire feels guilty and anxious when she realizes her hug coupons are a poor gift next to Phil's thoughtful presents. She scrambles to make it up by hiring Izzy LaFontaine for a private concert, feeling proud of the surprise. When Izzy exposes that Phil never liked the band, Claire is embarrassed and deflated, feeling she failed again. But after Phil says the gesture was beautiful and adopts 'True' as their new song, she is moved and reconciled, ending happy and in love. |
| G2_Q000494 | G2_V000125 | emotion trajectory | How did Phil's level of discomfort change after Claire invited singer Izzy to her home? | Phil fakes enthusiasm for the Izzy LaFontaine concert Claire arranged, though he doesn't actually know the band. His discomfort becomes worse when Izzy exposes that he is not a real fan, leaving him embarrassed in front of Claire. It then eases as he hides his lingering disappointment for Claire's sake, calling the gesture beautiful and adopting 'True' as their new song. |
| G2_Q000495 | G2_V000125 | emotion trajectory | How do Haley's emotions develop over the evening as she tries to go to the party while staying at Jay's? | Haley is eager to go and briefly delighted when she thinks Jay has agreed. When she realizes he still expects her to stay, she becomes confused and frustrated, and remains irritated as he prevents her from leaving. She is pleased and appreciative when he finally lets her go with Dylan. Dylan's interest in the movie then leaves her puzzled and impatient to get to the party. In the closing scene, however, she has settled beside him and appears relaxed and affectionate. |
| G2_Q000496 | G2_V000125 | emotional reasoning | What do Jay's reactions to Haley's wish to go out, and his later change of approach, suggest about his feelings toward her? | Jay is reluctant to lose his time together with children. Haley's attempts to leave make him defensive and competitive, but after Gloria challenges his approach he relents and allows her to go with Dylan. His wish to keep her close is real, yet he is willing to make room for her own plans. |
| G2_Q000497 | G2_V000126 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Jay appear most joyful? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When he was guiding Manny on his dating experience. |
| G2_Q000498 | G2_V000126 | emotional intensity comparison | Across Luke's birthday celebrations, when does Phil appear most frightened? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When Fizbo brings the birthday cake to the medical office. |
| G2_Q000499 | G2_V000126 | emotional reasoning | Why does Cameron decide to perform as Fizbo at Luke's birthday celebration despite the objections? | Because he has been a clown since his teens and believes a party simply cannot be complete without one, so he ignores Mitchell's objections. Beyond that, it is his way of giving Luke a present he considers far better than a gift card or a math video game, and it lets him indulge his own love of performing. |
| G2_Q000500 | G2_V000126 | emotion trajectory | How do Manny's emotions develop as he tries to win Bianca's interest at the party and responds to her attention afterward? | Manny initially approaches Bianca with hopeful confidence, but his failed jokes leave him embarrassed and discouraged. Gloria's affection and encouragement restore his confidence, and he tries again more earnestly. Bianca's interest in Dylan then makes him feel hurt and insecure. During the ensuing chaos, he becomes determined to help her, including returning for her balloon dog. By the end of the evening, he complains that her repeated calls are making him feel smothered. |
| G2_Q000501 | G2_V000127 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Gloria show the most happiness about the family's Christmas traditions? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When she realizes Jay's harsh new rule was a prank and sees his surprise. |
| G2_Q000502 | G2_V000127 | emotion trajectory | How do Jay's emotions develop as his family combines their Christmas traditions throughout the episode? | Jay is initially startled and annoyed by the prank and resists replacing his familiar Christmas customs. His frustration gives way to a wistful admission that he misses celebrating with his children as he once did. He later embraces the family's new traditions playfully: his stern announcement is itself a prank, and he surprises them with fireworks. In the final television scene, he is startled again but laughs along rather than reacting with his earlier irritation. |
| G2_Q000503 | G2_V000127 | emotion trajectory | How do Claire's emotions develop over the Christmas punishment and its resolution? | Claire supports confronting the children but doubts Phil's decision to cancel Christmas, and grows exasperated with how he handles it. Luke's confession briefly offers a resolution, but she becomes firm again when it proves false. She later considers backing down, before responding sternly to Alex's confession. Discovering the ornament caused the burn brings relief and affection toward Alex. As the children question the unfair punishment and Phil offers a trip, Claire again appears skeptical of his response. |
| G2_Q000504 | G2_V000127 | emotion trajectory | How do Mitchell's emotions toward Scott develop after his complaint about the mall Santa and through Scott's visit? | Learning that Scott lost his job leaves Mitchell concerned and guilty. He tries to make amends but remains uneasy about admitting that he complained. Scott's reassurance gives him brief relief, while Scott's temper and stories keep him wary. He becomes visibly uncomfortable when Scott reveals that he already knows who complained, and is startled by Scott's sudden punch outside at the end of the visit. |
| G2_Q000505 | G2_V000127 | emotion trajectory | How do Cameron's emotions about the Greensleevers develop from the mall encounter through their visit to his home? | Seeing the Greensleevers perform without him leaves Cameron hurt and resentful. When they appear at his home, he becomes angry and wants to retaliate. After Scott urges forgiveness, he tries to address them politely, though the effort is strained. Andrew's insult hurts him again, and Scott's sudden punch leaves him startled and dismayed at how the attempted reconciliation has ended. |
| G2_Q000506 | G2_V000128 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Luke appear saddest? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When the family gathers around Phil before he leaves for the hospital, Luke admits that he broke the glass coffee table. |
| G2_Q000507 | G2_V000128 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Gloria appear angriest? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | During the argument by the car when Javier brings a motorcycle for Jay, Gloria orders Manny into the car and angrily rebukes Jay for joining Javier's reckless behavior. |
| G2_Q000508 | G2_V000128 | emotion trajectory | How do Jay's emotions toward Javier develop throughout Javier's visit and its aftermath? | Jay initially resents Javier's arrival and distrusts his charm, and he confronts him about repeatedly disappointing Manny. Their conversation gradually draws him in, especially when they discover their shared interest in baseball. He becomes amused and enthusiastic, enjoying their outing and embracing more time together. Later he eagerly waits for Javier again while denying to Gloria that he has been charmed. When Javier does not arrive, that anticipation gives way to disappointment. |
| G2_Q000509 | G2_V000128 | emotional reasoning | Why does Jay warm to Javier during the visit? | Their shared interests and the adventurous experiences Javier offers draw Jay in. He comes to enjoy their time together and looks forward to another outing with Javier; his growing interest goes beyond merely being polite for Gloria and Manny. |
| G2_Q000510 | G2_V000129 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Phil appear most visibly amused? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When he plays the slap-counting game with Luke in the bedroom. |
| G2_Q000511 | G2_V000129 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Phil appear most anxious about Claire discovering his role in the computer-image incident? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When he blocked Claire who wanted to talk to Luke. |
| G2_Q000512 | G2_V000129 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Jay appear most visibly amused? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When he is photographing Cameron posing with Barkley after bringing the dog butler home. |
| G2_Q000513 | G2_V000129 | emotion trajectory | How does Claire's anxiety about Luke seeing the computer image change throughout the episode? | Claire is initially alarmed and wants to fetch Luke immediately. She stays concerned while checking the computers and trying to take over the conversation from Phil. His reassuring report eases her worry. It rises again when she misinterprets Luke's description of reading Haley's journal, especially his account of looking for an hour and his references to Haley. Once it becomes clear he did not view the image, that worry resolves. She tells Phil the picture itself does not bother her and she had only been upset because she thought it was Luke. |
| G2_Q000514 | G2_V000130 | emotion trajectory | How do Jay's emotions change as he tries to help Shorty with what he believes is a personal secret? | Jay first dismisses Mitchell’s claim and becomes defensive. He then grows uneasy about approaching Shorty, including during their golf lesson. When he finally invites Shorty to confide in him, he is earnest and supportive. Discovering that the secret is gambling debt, with Shorty expecting him to lend the money, leaves him confused and dismayed. He is irritated when Mitchell admits making up the claim, though he eventually softens and hugs him goodbye. He becomes awkward again when Shorty invites him to a concert with a picnic for the two of them. |
| G2_Q000515 | G2_V000130 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Claire appear most irritated by the remote-control problem? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When she broke the remote control and quarreled with Phil in the kitchen. |
| G2_Q000516 | G2_V000130 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Jay appear most surprised? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | After Shorty names his gambling debt, before Jay recognizes the misunderstanding. |
| G2_Q000517 | G2_V000130 | emotional reasoning | Why did Cameron's attitude towards the flower shop change so much before and after? | Cameron's attitude toward the flower shop changes so much because he first feels deceived. The flowers he just bought wilt almost immediately, so he takes it as a personal slight and becomes hard and harsh with the shop. Later, when the flowers start to look much better, he realizes his earlier reaction was excessive and feels regretful, so he tries to make the flowers wilt again and speaks kindly to the shop assistant. |
| G2_Q000518 | G2_V000131 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Phil appear happiest? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When the construction workers praised his beard. |
| G2_Q000519 | G2_V000131 | emotional intensity comparison | Across the episode, when does Claire appear most self-conscious about how her family life looks to Valerie? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When Valerie visited the house, Claire tried to introduce her wonderful life as a housewife. |
| G2_Q000520 | G2_V000131 | emotional intensity comparison | While dealing with Gloria's car accident across the episode, when does Mitchell appear most frustrated? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When Gloria accuses him of bias and fires him as her lawyer. |
| G2_Q000521 | G2_V000132 | emotion trajectory | How do Jay's emotions change during his Valentine's outing with Gloria? | Jay is confident and pleased with his gift and plan, taking Gloria to see David Brenner as a Valentine's surprise. He grows irritated and offended when the comedian repeatedly jokes about his age in front of Gloria. He walks out hurt and defensive, insisting the jokes sting because they are true. He then shifts to making amends by taking Gloria salsa dancing, regaining a warmer and more relaxed mood, and is amused and a bit embarrassed when they run into Phil and Claire stuck on the escalator. |
| G2_Q000522 | G2_V000132 | emotion trajectory | How do Mitchell's emotions change as his planned closing argument is lost and he later stands up for Manny at Great Shakes? | Mitchell starts out preoccupied and nervous about his closing argument. After the case settles, he is disappointed and frustrated that he cannot deliver the speech he prepared. At Great Shakes he apologizes to Cameron and explains how much losing that opportunity affected him. When Manny is threatened, he becomes focused, forceful and confident, channeling the argument into defending him. The romantic outcome is not what Manny hoped for, but Mitchell leaves visibly satisfied with having spoken up and expressed his convictions. |
| G2_Q000523 | G2_V000132 | emotion trajectory | How do Claire's emotions change through the Valentine's hotel role-play? | Claire is initially playful and excited about the role-play. At the bar she becomes irritated when Phil’s comments echo real complaints about their marriage, but she returns to flirtatious excitement after they restart and suggests going upstairs. The trapped coat abruptly alarms her, and the arrival of acquaintances makes her increasingly mortified. Gloria’s help brings relief and grateful warmth, allowing the evening to continue. |
| G2_Q000524 | G2_V000132 | emotional reasoning | Why does Cameron look warmly at Mitchell before wishing him a happy Valentine's Day as they leave Great Shakes? | He is moved by seeing Mitchell stand up for Manny with confidence and conviction. After Mitchell’s earlier preoccupation and disappointment over the settled case, this gives him a chance to express what mattered to him, and Cameron responds with admiration and affection. |
| G2_Q000525 | G2_V000133 | emotion trajectory | How do Cameron's feelings about caring for Lily change through Dr. Miura's visit and the later discovery in Lily's room? | Cameron starts out upbeat and confident about the invitation. Hearing “Mommy” while the doctor holds Lily startles him and makes him distressed and insecure about whether he is meeting her needs. He briefly relaxes when the doctor suggests that they heard random syllables, but hearing it again brings back his distress and feeling of rejection. Her reassurance about their parenting helps him feel relieved and grateful. Later, discovering that the doll says “Mommy” surprises him and brings relieved amusement. |
| G2_Q000526 | G2_V000133 | emotional reasoning | Why is Claire's alarm as Haley drives away at the end ironic when compared with Claire's own driving earlier? | Claire told Haley to keep her eyes on the road, but earlier Claire herself turned to her daughters in the back seat while driving instead of focusing on the road. She reminded her daughter but never realized that she needed to do the same. |
| G2_Q000527 | G2_V000133 | emotion trajectory | How do Luke's emotions develop through the treasure-hunting adventure with Phil? | Luke began to feel excited and curious about the treasure. Phil's hesitation and fear made him a little disappointed. Losing his toy truck made him very angry. The possible pirate treasure map reignited his interest and determination. When he was caught in a scalding hot pipe, he became scared and called for help urgently. Phil also entered the pipeline and rescued him, retrieving the truck, which made him very happy and eager to explore again. Then the sudden appearance of the bones suddenly frightened him. |
| G2_Q000528 | G2_V000133 | emotional reasoning | What is Alex's true attitude towards the ball? | She said the dance party was boring and the boys were all childish, but in her heart, she was actually afraid that no one would invite her to dance. Encouraged by Claire, she still wanted to attend the dance. |
| G2_Q000529 | G2_V000134 | emotional intensity comparison | When is Mitchell most frightened about his job situation in this episode? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When he realized that his boss might have heard his curses at him on the phone. |
| G2_Q000530 | G2_V000134 | emotion trajectory | How do Phil's emotions change in the storyline about Denise in this episode? | Phil is confident and relaxed, believing Denise is just a friend and that Claire is overreacting. When Claire's jealousy surfaces, he is a little pleased and smug, taking it as proof that she still finds him attractive. He then grows confused and uncomfortable as Denise keeps making advances at him. Finally, he is embarrassed and shocked when Claire exposes that he once dated both women at the same time, and Denise leaves angrily. |
| G2_Q000531 | G2_V000134 | emotional reasoning | Why didn't Manny hold Jay accountable for killing the turtle in the end? | Because Manny needs the truth. After Jay sincerely told the truth and apologized, Manny could truly mourn Shel, move on and let go of his anger towards him. |
| G2_Q000532 | G2_V000135 | emotional intensity comparison | When does Claire appear angriest in this episode? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When she sees Luke apparently playing with Mr. Potato Head and angrily tells Phil that his hands-off approach has failed. |
| G2_Q000533 | G2_V000135 | emotional intensity comparison | When is Jay most visibly amused during the meteor-shower outing? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When Mitchell appears in Gloria’s dress and Jay joins Manny in teasing him about how it looks. |
| G2_Q000534 | G2_V000135 | emotion trajectory | How do Mitchell's emotions change from waiting for the meteor-shower outing to watching it with Jay and Manny? | Mitchell initially looks forward to sharing astronomy with his father. Manny’s presence and repeated teasing make him irritated and feel pushed aside. After the skunk spray and further teasing, especially while wearing Gloria’s dress, he is distressed and humiliated and wants to go home. Learning why Manny has had a hard week softens his resentment into sympathy, and he agrees to support him. Their conversation and Manny’s apology bring warmer connection; he then shares their wonder at the meteor shower. |
| G2_Q000535 | G2_V000135 | emotion trajectory | How do Cameron's emotions change over his evening with Gloria, from preparing for the outing to discovering the stolen wheels? | Cameron is eager but anxious to become closer to Gloria after their earlier awkward exchange. He overcompensates by trying to make everything seem perfect, hiding his unease about the restaurant and insisting on the spicy dish. When the food overwhelms him, his composure breaks and he admits feeling disappointed in his attempts to impress her. Gloria’s explanation and affirmation of their friendship help him relax into warmth and relief. Discovering the stolen wheels and her angry confrontation then alarm him, and he tries to calm her and defuse the situation. |
| G2_Q000536 | G2_V000136 | emotional intensity comparison | When does Claire appear most guilty about letting Phil down on his birthday? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When Phil embraces her and repeatedly calls her the best wife ever, and she admits that she failed to get him the iPad. |
| G2_Q000537 | G2_V000136 | emotional intensity comparison | During the episode's chess rivalry, when does Jay appear most anxious about being outplayed? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | Late in his game against Gloria at Phil’s party, just before he proposes stopping the game. |
| G2_Q000538 | G2_V000136 | emotion trajectory | How did Phil's expectant mood change on his birthday? | Phil starts the day with high anticipation, excited that his birthday coincides with the iPad launch and planning to line up early. It drops sharply when Claire oversleeps and comes back empty-handed. It falls even lower at the batting cages, where he mistakes a child's birthday party for his own. Finally, it rises back when Claire surprises him with an iPad at his party. |
| G2_Q000539 | G2_V000137 | emotional intensity comparison | When does Jay appear most pleased during the boys' basketball experience? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | After handing the coaching over to Phil, he watches Phil encourage the boys in their last game. |
| G2_Q000540 | G2_V000137 | emotional intensity comparison | When does Alex appear most startled in the episode? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When Claire calls out about buying her a training bra in front of Jenna and the other girls. |
| G2_Q000541 | G2_V000137 | emotion trajectory | How did Mitchell's emotions develop along the storyline of considering a new job? | Mitchell initially feels inadequate beside Charlie’s achievements and dissatisfied with being a stay-at-home dad. He becomes cautiously interested in the opportunity while reassuring Cameron that he will not rush into a job. At Charlie’s gathering, professional recognition and the legal discussion make him more engaged and hopeful. Privately learning that Cameron also wants him to take the job brings relief and excitement. When they are locked out, he initially tries to deal with it, but discovering the damage caused by the garage controls leaves him alarmed and embarrassed as he tells Charlie he will take the job. |
| G2_Q000542 | G2_V000137 | emotion trajectory | How did Cameron's emotions develop when he visited Charlie's residence with Mitchell? | When Cameron first met Charlie, he pretended to be relaxed and at ease. At the party, he became nervous and uncomfortable, constantly cracking awkward jokes during the conversation and interrupting the other person from time to time. Privately, he admitted that he hoped Mitchell would take the job and felt relieved and happy when he found out that Mitchell also wanted the new job. When they were locked out, excitement turned into anxiety. Finally, when he found out that they had caused trouble, he felt extremely embarrassed. |
| G2_Q000543 | G2_V000137 | emotional reasoning | Why did Cameron appear so inconsistent and insincere when it came to finding a new job for Mitchell? | Cameron acted in this way when it came to finding a job for Mitchell because in his heart, he actually very much hoped that Mitchell would go to work so that he could return to being a full-time dad, but he didn't want to put pressure on Mitchell. So he said it was fine, but his actions were always revealing. |
| G2_Q000544 | G2_V000137 | emotion trajectory | How do Phil's emotions develop while working with Jay on the boys' basketball team, from confronting the original coach to the final play? | Phil initially tries to deal with the coach calmly, but is frustrated when Jay takes over. Being relegated to assistant and having his suggestions dismissed leaves him disappointed and resentful, although he initially contains it. When Jay later needs his help, he firmly expresses his frustration and demands recognition. Jay’s acknowledgement lets him become satisfied and enthusiastic about leading the boys. He rallies them with his plan and remains encouraging through their final attempt, even though the shot misses. |
| G2_Q000545 | G2_V000138 | emotional intensity comparison | When does Claire appear saddest during Frank and Scout's visit? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | Beside Frank's RV, as she watches him drive away with Scout. |
| G2_Q000546 | G2_V000138 | emotional intensity comparison | When does Cameron appear most deflated in the episode? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | After Brian returns and Cameron realizes that he, rather than Brian, will have to leave the band. |
| G2_Q000547 | G2_V000138 | emotional intensity comparison | When does Cameron appear most joyful in the episode? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | During the live performance with Dylan’s band. |
| G2_Q000548 | G2_V000138 | emotion trajectory | How does Manny's fear develop from watching the movie through the later scare at home? | Manny starts out relatively calm while watching the film, but his fear builds as the scary scenes play out. On the ride home he is still frightened, hunched and withdrawn rather than recovered. At home his fear continues as he prepares defenses and treats ordinary sounds as danger, seeking the protection of his mother and Jay. Ben's frightening appearance at the window then sharply intensifies his fear. |
| G2_Q000549 | G2_V000138 | emotion trajectory | How do Mitchell's emotions develop around Cameron joining Dylan's band, from the rehearsal at home to Brian's return after the show? | Mitchell is initially irritated and concerned by the unexpected rehearsal and childcare arrangement. He questions the plan but becomes more understanding when Cameron explains his need for an outlet. At the show he is pleased and proud enough to stay and cheer, although the prolonged drum solo makes him impatient. Afterward, Cameron’s expectation of continuing with the band makes him uneasy, and Brian’s return leaves him awkwardly sympathetic as Cameron realizes he must step aside. |
| G2_Q000550 | G2_V000139 | emotional intensity comparison | When does Claire appear most visibly startled in the episode? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | When Luke imagines their flight crashing onto an island like in Lost. |
| G2_Q000551 | G2_V000139 | emotional intensity comparison | When does Jay appear most relieved during the episode? Answer with a brief description of the moment. | After learning that the family will stay only six days and that the rest of the vacation will be private time with Gloria. |
| G2_Q000552 | G2_V000139 | emotion trajectory | How do Haley's emotions develop toward the boy she notices at the airport? | Haley is initially attracted to the boy and becomes increasingly impressed, imagining him to be mature and artistic. She then approaches him with hopeful but awkward flirtation, trying to keep their conversation going. As she realizes that he is much younger than she assumed, the admiration gives way to embarrassment and deflation. Alex’s teasing leaves her irritated and defensive. |
| G2_Q000553 | G2_V000139 | emotional reasoning | In this episode, how many times did Mitchell have dissatisfaction with his family before boarding the plane? | 4 times. |
| G2_Q000554 | G2_V000140 | emotion trajectory | How do Kai's emotions change throughout the trip and SpaceX visit? | Kai begins cheerful and playful during the flight. On arrival, she is excited and eager to interact with the people around her. During the briefing and meal, she becomes calmer and attentive while looking forward to the launch. Watching the launch brings excitement and wonder. Afterward, she remains happy and engaged, expressing appreciation and joking during the closing conversation. |
| G2_Q000555 | G2_V000140 | emotional intensity comparison | Which of the two female leads seems more excited while watching the rocket launch? Answer with her name. | Kai. |
| G2_Q000556 | G2_V000141 | emotional intensity comparison | Which chef appears most confident before the competition begins? Answer with the chef's name. | Molly |
| G2_Q000557 | G2_V000141 | emotional reasoning | When Molly gives an embarrassed expression during the cutting challenge, which ingredient is she cutting? Answer with the ingredient. | potato |
| G2_Q000558 | G2_V000141 | emotional reasoning | Which chefs, if any, show sadness or disappointment after the final results are shown? Answer with their names, or "None" if no one does. | None |
Task type counts
| Type | Questions |
|---|---|
| contextual emotion | 178 |
| emotion cause | 212 |
| emotion influence | 360 |
| emotion trajectory | 787 |
| emotion transition | 115 |
| emotional intensity comparison | 194 |
| emotional reasoning | 129 |
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