Nzeusseu Kouamou, L., Martineau, J. & Plusquellec, P. (accepté). Quand les machines lisent nos émotions : balises éthiques pour le milieu professionnel. Revue québécoise de psychologie.(in press)
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Nzeusseu Kouamou, L. & Plusquellec, P. (2026). From Facial Expressions to Emotional Health: Deploying Affective Computing in Call Centers. (in press)
Plusquellec, P., Saint-Pierre Côté, S., Massé, M.-A., Nzeusseu Kouamou, L., Lirio, P. and Denault, V. Towards Socially Responsible Emotion AI: Facial Expression Analysis as a Tool for Promoting Emotional Health. (Submitted to 13th International Conference on Affective Computing and Intelligent Interaction (ACII 2025)-Canberra, Australia, 8-11 Oct 2025 and in press in IEEE Xplore)
60. Massé, S., Collin-Vézina, D., Lemieux, A., & Plusquellec, P. (2026). Characterizing Resilience Profiles Among Child Protection Workers: An Empirical Analysis. Human Service Organizations: Management, Leadership & Governance, 1–27. Consulter ↗
59. Shiota, M.N., Vornlocher, C., Jack, R.E., daSilva, E.B., Fernandez-Dols, J-M., Holley, S.R., Larsen, J.T., Morningstar, M., Plusquellec, P., Roberts, N.A., Soto, J.A. and Sturm, V.E. On What Can We Agree?: Principles Endorsed by Facial Affect Researchers across Theoretical Perspectives and Subdisciplines of Psychology and Neuroscience. Affec Sci 7, 104–113 (2026). Consulter ↗
58. Gauthier, A. & Plusquellec, P. (2025). De l’écoanxiété aux émotions climatiques : État des lieux des interventions psychosociales. Revue de psychoéducation, 54(1), 54-83. DOI : Consulter ↗
57. Richer, M.-J., Grenier, S. & Plusquellec, P. (2025). Exploring Interindividual Variability in Resilience to Stress: Social Support, Coping Styles, and Diurnal Cortisol in Older Adults. Behavioral Sciences, 15(5), 631. DOI : Consulter ↗
56. Richer M-J, Grenier S, Lupien S and Plusquellec P (2025) Increasing stress resilience in older adults through a 6-week prevention program: effects on coping strategies, anxiety symptoms, and cortisol levels. Front. Psychol. 15:1499609. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2024.1499609
55. Richer M-J, Grenier S, Plusquellec P (2024) The contribution of vulnerability to emotional contagion to the expression of psychological distress in older adults. PLOS Ment Health 1(5): e0000098. Consulter ↗
54. Fujiwara, K., Plusquellec, P. Association of intensity and dominance of CEOs’ smiles with corporate performance. Sci Rep 14, 13986 (2024). Consulter ↗
53. Poirier M, Grandgeorge M, Franc ois N, Auffret F, Champagne N, Legrand A, Deschatelets C, Favier-Hannequin N, Tremblay A, Kearnan F, Henry S, Plusquellec P and Dollion N (2024) Parenting styles in caregivers of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and effects of service dogs. Front. Ethol. 3:1382533. doi: 10.3389/fetho.2024.1382533
52. Goulet, G., François, N., Champagne, N., St-Pierre, N., St-Pierre, É., & Plusquellec, P. (2024). Initial Psychometric Evaluation of a Service Dog Attraction Assessment Grid for Youth With ASD and Related Disorders. Anthrozoös, 37(6), 1253–1269. Consulter ↗
51. Dollion, N., Poirier, M., Auffret, F., François, N., Plusquellec, P., Grandgeorge, M., Handi’Chiens, & Fondation Mira. (2024). Effects of service dogs on children with ASD’s symptoms and parents’ well-being: On the importance of considering those effects with a more systemic perspective. PLoS ONE, 19(1), Article e0295702. 10.1371/journal.pone.0295702
50. Lirio, P., Plusquellec, P., et Gril, E. (2023) L’IA émotionnelle révolutionnera-t-elle le monde du travail ? Revue Gestion. Consulter ↗
49. Massé, S., Plusquellec, P. (2024). Analyse conceptuelle du phénomène de résilience chez les intervenants en centre jeunesse : un outil pour mieux intervenir. Revue de psychoéducation, 53(1), 101–133. Consulter ↗
48. Plusquellec, P., Smart, K., & Denault, V. (2023). Facial Reactivity to Emotional Stimuli is Related to Empathic Concern, Empathic Distress, and Depressive Symptoms in Social Work Students. Psychological Reports, 0(0). Consulter ↗
