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Exploratory case study of monozygotic twins with 22q11.2DS provides further clues to circumscribe neurocognitive markers of psychotic symptoms

NeuroImage: Clinical, 2019
Variation in facial emotion processing abilities may contribute to variability in penetrance for psychotic symptoms in 22q11.2DS. However, the precise nature of the social cognitive dysfunction (i.e., facial expression perception vs. emotion recognition),
Emilie Favre, Arnaud Leleu, Elodie Peyroux, Jean-Yves Baudouin, Nicolas Franck, Caroline Demily   +5 more
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Emotion perception as affect perception

, 2022
Pouvons-nous percevoir des émotions dans le visage d'une autre personne ? Selon certains philosophes, la réponse à cette question est positive : en voyant l'expression faciale de bonheur d'une personne, je perçois aussi son bonheur. Le but de cet article est de montrer que ce n'est pas le cas : lorsque nous voyons l'expression faciale d'une autre ...
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The stimuli of the emotion perception task.

, 2018
The stimuli of the emotion perception task.
Masako Myowa (4270681), Michiko Matsunaga (5883785), Yukari Tanaka (77044)   +2 more
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Can Emotion be Modelled on Perception?

Dialectica, 2011
Perceptual theories of emotion purport to avoid the problems of traditional cognitivism and noncognitivism by modelling emotion on perception, which shares the most conspicuous dimensions of emotion, intentionality and phenomenality. In this paper, I shall reconstrue and discuss four key arguments that perceptual theorists have presented in order to ...
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Introducing the Geneva Multimodal expression corpus for experimental research on emotion perception.

, 2012
Research on the perception of emotional expressions in faces and voices is exploding in psychology, the neurosciences, and affective computing. This article provides an overview of some of the major emotion expression (EE) corpora currently available for
Klaus R. Scherer, Mortillaro, Marcello, Banziger Flykt, Tanja, Bänziger, Tanja,, Marcello Mortillaro, Scherer, Klaus R., Tanja Bänziger, Mortillaro M, Scherer KR, Bänziger T   +9 more
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Processing orientation and Emotion Recognition

, 2012
There is evidence that some emotional expressions are characterised by diagnostic cues from individual face features. For example, an upturned mouth is indicative of happiness, while a furrowed brow is associated with anger.
Slessor, G., Stephen Darling, Martin, Douglas, Allen, R., Roy Allen, Darling, Stephen, Phillips, L. H., Gillian Slessor, Douglas Martin, Louise H. Phillips   +9 more
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Emotion perception: Putting the face in context [PDF]

, 2013
Emotion perception research is dominated by the assumption that emotions are written on the face as particular arrangements of facial actions. This face-focused paradigm assumes that posed, static configurations of facial muscle movements provide ...
Mesquita, Batja, Barrett, Lisa F., Gendron, Maria   +2 more
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How does loneliness impact emotion perception? A systematic review

Current Research in Behavioral Sciences
Loneliness, or perceived social isolation, is linked to significant long-term consequences for health. One mechanism through which loneliness contributes to health risk is via shifts in social cognition, particularly increased vigilance for social ...
Kelly E. Faig, Alexander C. Henoch, Mary S. Mousa, Karen E. Smith   +3 more
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Leaders’ emotion perception, understanding and management abilities differentially relate to followers’ work outcomes

Cogent Psychology
Leaders’ emotional intelligence (EI) abilities are important in shaping subordinates’ work outcomes yet the research base testing this conjecture is limited.
Konstantinos Kafetsios, Filip Sulejmanov, Elif Manuoğlu, Erifili Lagou, Martin Seitl   +4 more
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Schematic representation of the structural model of face reaction, emotion-related corr response, face perception and emotion perception – Model 1a.

, 2014
EScorr = second order emotion-related corr factor; ANcorr, HAcorr, SAcorr = corr factors as responses to anger, happiness, and sadness, respectively; Fcorr = general face response factor, ne1 - n4 = neutral indicators, an1–an4 = anger indicators, ha1–ha4 
Oliver Wilhelm (515644), Andrea Hildebrandt (515642), Guillermo Recio (515643), Janina Künecke (515641), Werner Sommer (175548)   +4 more
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