Prosodic mapping of text font based on the dimensional theory of emotions: a case study on style and size

Table 2 Emotional states’ differences (in the [−100,100] scale) resulted from the font size variations from the baseline

Font size increment/decrement (pt)		Emotional state
Font size increment/decrement (pt)		Pleasure	Arousal	Dominance
+2pt	10 → 12	24.78	−17.95	−21.55
+2pt	12 → 14	20.60	−8.35	−14.74
+2pt	14 → 16	16.41	−0.79	−8.88
+4pt	10 → 14	45.38	−26.29	−36.29
+4pt	12 → 16	37.01	−9.14	−23.62
+4pt	14 → 18	28.64	3.91	−12.88
+6pt	10 → 16	61.79	−27.09	−45.17
+6pt	12 → 18	49.24	−4.43	−27.61
+6pt	14 → 20	36.68	12.07	−12.93
+8pt	10 → 18	74.02	−22.38	−49.16
+8pt	12 → 20	57.28	3.73	−27.67
+8pt	14 → 22	40.54	21.64	−10.02
−1pt	10 → 9	−13.96	13.22	13.63
−1pt	12 → 11	−11.87	7.65	9.86
−1pt	14 → 13	−9.77	3.10	6.58
−2pt	10 → 8	−28.96	29.60	29.32
−2pt	12 → 10	−24.78	17.95	21.55
−2pt	14 → 12	−20.60	8.35	14.74