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A mirror mechanism for smiling in the anterior cingulate cortex.
Emotion, 2017It was recently proposed that the neural substrate mediating smile production might play a key role also in the recognition of others' smile. This hypothesis, however, has been challenged by difficulties in eliciting ecological smiling in standard ...
F. Caruana +5 more
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Experimental Psychology, 2016
The present study serves to test how positive and negative appearance-based expectations affect cooperation and punishment. Participants played a prisoner's dilemma game with partners who either cooperated or defected.
Laura Mieth, Raoul Bell, A. Buchner
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The present study serves to test how positive and negative appearance-based expectations affect cooperation and punishment. Participants played a prisoner's dilemma game with partners who either cooperated or defected.
Laura Mieth, Raoul Bell, A. Buchner
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Pain, 2009
The facial expression of pain has recently attracted considerable interest in experimental and clinical research based on an increasing awareness that it supports the communication of pain as a second signal system besides the verbal one [5,11]. In line with this, facial activity provides the possibility to develop pain assessment tools in individuals ...
Kunz, Miriam +2 more
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The facial expression of pain has recently attracted considerable interest in experimental and clinical research based on an increasing awareness that it supports the communication of pain as a second signal system besides the verbal one [5,11]. In line with this, facial activity provides the possibility to develop pain assessment tools in individuals ...
Kunz, Miriam +2 more
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Smiles that reveal, smiles that conceal
Shakespeare, 2015This article analyses the dramatic functions of the smile in Shakespeare's plays as a facial gesture which can either reveal what a character is thinking, or conceal feelings. It is at its most theatrically complex in Twelfth Night as a thematic and structural element, and Malvolio's smiling is the most extended example.
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Annales de biologie clinique, 2013
We have detected an ovalo-stomatocytosis in a military 24-years-old man. We have sent a blood specimen to haematology laboratory in Kremlin-Bicetre (France) to test ektacytometry. The test concludes to an asymptomatic Melanesian ovalocytosis.
Sylvie Le Louarn +5 more
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We have detected an ovalo-stomatocytosis in a military 24-years-old man. We have sent a blood specimen to haematology laboratory in Kremlin-Bicetre (France) to test ektacytometry. The test concludes to an asymptomatic Melanesian ovalocytosis.
Sylvie Le Louarn +5 more
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Developmental Psychology, 1999
In positive social contexts, both adults and older infants show more Duchenne smiling (which involves high cheek raising) than non-Duchenne smiling (which does not). This study compared Duchenne and non-Duchenne smiles in early infancy for clues to their emotional significance. Infants (N = 13) from 1 to 6 months of age were videotaped weekly for 5 min
Alan Fogel +2 more
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In positive social contexts, both adults and older infants show more Duchenne smiling (which involves high cheek raising) than non-Duchenne smiling (which does not). This study compared Duchenne and non-Duchenne smiles in early infancy for clues to their emotional significance. Infants (N = 13) from 1 to 6 months of age were videotaped weekly for 5 min
Alan Fogel +2 more
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Spreading joy: examining the effects of smiling models on consumer joy and attitudes
, 2015Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to examine consumer response to pictures of smiling models in marketing, focusing on the roles of emotional contagion from the smiling models and the perceived typicality of marketing with smiling models.
Hanna Berg +2 more
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Psychophysiology, 2014
Facial expressions are an important aspect of social interaction, conveying not only information regarding emotional states, but also regarding intentions, personality, and complex social characteristics.
P. Mussel +4 more
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Facial expressions are an important aspect of social interaction, conveying not only information regarding emotional states, but also regarding intentions, personality, and complex social characteristics.
P. Mussel +4 more
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Gender, smiling, and witness credibility in actual trials.
Behavioral sciences & the law, 2014It has been acknowledged that females exhibit more smiling behaviors than males, but there has been little attention to this gender difference in the courtroom. Although both male and female witnesses exhibit smiling behaviors, there has been no research
J. Nagle, S. Brodsky, Kaycee Weeter
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1991
Publisher Summary This chapter explains that faces and facial expressions are recognized from birth and can be remembered for years. Movements of the face are especially important for conveying different emotions. Despite the importance of smiling and other facial activities for social communication, the control of facial expression has been one of ...
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Publisher Summary This chapter explains that faces and facial expressions are recognized from birth and can be remembered for years. Movements of the face are especially important for conveying different emotions. Despite the importance of smiling and other facial activities for social communication, the control of facial expression has been one of ...
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