<p>Faces shown contain 0%, 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%, and 100% fear (images adapted from Fiorentini and Viviani [<a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0131604#pone.0131604.ref033" target="_blank">33</a>, <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0131604#pone.0131604.ref034" target="_blank">34</a>]). Reprinted from Fiorentini and Viviani [<a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0131604#pone.0131604.ref034" target="_blank">34</a>] under a CC BY license, with permission from C Fiorentini, original copyright 2011.</p
Human observers are remarkably proficient at recognizing expressions of emotions and at readily grou...
<p>Note: Permission for publication of images was obtained by Hiroshi Yoshida. Publication of morphe...
<p>From left to right: age 5–8 female happy, age 5–8 male disgusted, age 9–12 female angry, age 9–12...
<p>This is a happy-fearful morphing continuum from happy (left endpoint) to fearful (right endpoint)...
Fearful facial expressions tend to be more salient than other expressions. This threat bias is to so...
<p>A) Example of a fear-happy morph continuum in facial expression, ranging from pure fear to pure h...
<p>Percent angry responses (y-axis) across the 11 morphing grades morphed from fear to anger (x-axis...
<p>Numbers indicate proportion of happiness expressed by the face: 0 corresponds to 100% sad, 1 to 1...
It has been argued that rapid visual processing for fearful face expressions is driven by the fact t...
Fearful facial expressions tend to be more salient than other expressions. This threat bias is to so...
We studied discrimination of briefly presented upright vs. inverted emotional facial expressions (FE...
<p>Examples of the original image and of the seven 22% morphs of one participating couple (female: t...
<p>The function displays the number of times the participant judged the expression of each of the ra...
<p>Example of degraded face stimuli (neutral; fearful; angry; happy, all 100% emotion intensity) use...
Item does not contain fulltextCognitive theories suggest that social anxiety disorder (SAD) is chara...
Human observers are remarkably proficient at recognizing expressions of emotions and at readily grou...
<p>Note: Permission for publication of images was obtained by Hiroshi Yoshida. Publication of morphe...
<p>From left to right: age 5–8 female happy, age 5–8 male disgusted, age 9–12 female angry, age 9–12...
<p>This is a happy-fearful morphing continuum from happy (left endpoint) to fearful (right endpoint)...
Fearful facial expressions tend to be more salient than other expressions. This threat bias is to so...
<p>A) Example of a fear-happy morph continuum in facial expression, ranging from pure fear to pure h...
<p>Percent angry responses (y-axis) across the 11 morphing grades morphed from fear to anger (x-axis...
<p>Numbers indicate proportion of happiness expressed by the face: 0 corresponds to 100% sad, 1 to 1...
It has been argued that rapid visual processing for fearful face expressions is driven by the fact t...
Fearful facial expressions tend to be more salient than other expressions. This threat bias is to so...
We studied discrimination of briefly presented upright vs. inverted emotional facial expressions (FE...
<p>Examples of the original image and of the seven 22% morphs of one participating couple (female: t...
<p>The function displays the number of times the participant judged the expression of each of the ra...
<p>Example of degraded face stimuli (neutral; fearful; angry; happy, all 100% emotion intensity) use...
Item does not contain fulltextCognitive theories suggest that social anxiety disorder (SAD) is chara...
Human observers are remarkably proficient at recognizing expressions of emotions and at readily grou...
<p>Note: Permission for publication of images was obtained by Hiroshi Yoshida. Publication of morphe...
<p>From left to right: age 5–8 female happy, age 5–8 male disgusted, age 9–12 female angry, age 9–12...