<p>Percent angry responses (y-axis) across the 11 morphing grades morphed from fear to anger (x-axis) for the four different composite face conditions (coloured lines); 'lower fearful', observers judge the upper half, while the lower half is always 100% fearful; 'lower angry', observers judge the upper half, while the lower half is always 100% angry; 'upper fearful', observers judge the lower half, while the upper half is always 100% fearful; 'upper angry', observers judge the lower half, while the upper half is always 100% angry.</p
This paper investigates whether the greater accuracy of emotion identification for dynamic versus st...
Recent studies of the face in the crowd effect, the faster detection of angry than of happy faces in...
A common theme running through much of the visual recognition literature is that faces are special. ...
Human observers are remarkably proficient at recognizing expressions of emotions and at readily grou...
Human observers are remarkably proficient at recognizing expressions of emotions and at readily grou...
<div><p>Human observers are remarkably proficient at recognizing expressions of emotions and at read...
Some previous research has shown stronger acquisition and impaired extinction of fear conditioned to...
<p>Illustration of a face morphed from the original fearful (outer left) to the original angry expre...
<p>(A) Proportion of “horizontal first” responses (in the initial orientation tasks) and “emotion fi...
Increasing evidence suggests that the visual representations of different emotional facial expressio...
Although several paradigms have shown that threatening faces are processed preferentially, no study ...
Horstmann G, Bauland A. Search asymmetries with real faces: Testing the anger-superiority effect. EM...
<p>This is a happy-fearful morphing continuum from happy (left endpoint) to fearful (right endpoint)...
AbstractIncreasing evidence suggests that the visual representations of different emotional facial e...
<p>The face stimuli with happy expressions (HO and HC) were evaluated positively while the face stim...
This paper investigates whether the greater accuracy of emotion identification for dynamic versus st...
Recent studies of the face in the crowd effect, the faster detection of angry than of happy faces in...
A common theme running through much of the visual recognition literature is that faces are special. ...
Human observers are remarkably proficient at recognizing expressions of emotions and at readily grou...
Human observers are remarkably proficient at recognizing expressions of emotions and at readily grou...
<div><p>Human observers are remarkably proficient at recognizing expressions of emotions and at read...
Some previous research has shown stronger acquisition and impaired extinction of fear conditioned to...
<p>Illustration of a face morphed from the original fearful (outer left) to the original angry expre...
<p>(A) Proportion of “horizontal first” responses (in the initial orientation tasks) and “emotion fi...
Increasing evidence suggests that the visual representations of different emotional facial expressio...
Although several paradigms have shown that threatening faces are processed preferentially, no study ...
Horstmann G, Bauland A. Search asymmetries with real faces: Testing the anger-superiority effect. EM...
<p>This is a happy-fearful morphing continuum from happy (left endpoint) to fearful (right endpoint)...
AbstractIncreasing evidence suggests that the visual representations of different emotional facial e...
<p>The face stimuli with happy expressions (HO and HC) were evaluated positively while the face stim...
This paper investigates whether the greater accuracy of emotion identification for dynamic versus st...
Recent studies of the face in the crowd effect, the faster detection of angry than of happy faces in...
A common theme running through much of the visual recognition literature is that faces are special. ...