Video demo of the ADOLIMIS experiment

The video demo shows the ADOLIMIS experiment performed by adolescents with borderine personality disorder and healthy controls. All participants performed a socially evaluated mental arithmetic test. The task was composed of six steps of increasing difficulty, with a break period of 5 seconds between two steps (total duration 12 minutes). During the task, each participant was video recorded using both a Kinect® device and a HD video. Each participant was also wearing a portable device (Nexus10, Mind Media lab) to record physiological data. Several features were extracted online through specific sensors and algorithms. From the Kinect recording, we extracted 15 features and metrics (means) associated with body movements of the participants. From the HD video recording of the face, we extracted 12 facial landmarks/action units (AU) and 24 metrics (means, SD) associated with facial movements. From Nexus10 recording, we extracted 13 features and 52 metrics (mean, SD, minimum, maximum) associated with physiological parameters (Blood Pressure, Heart Rate, Respiratory Frequency, Skin Conductance, Body Temperature).