Add to ORKGFacial expressions are inherently linked to emotions and are a visual tool to communicate emotions to the surrounding world. A number of studies have evaluated the aptitude of different portions of the population in recognizing specific facial expressions. It is known that certain differences in the ability to correctly identify or assess the intensity of a facial expression can be attributed to psychological disorders. In particular, specific disorders seem to affect the processing of a particular emotion and the perception and interpretation of its associated facial expression. This work aims to summarize existing findings in literature on the topic and provide an outlook for potential technological use-cases, which can be applicable in t...
As social beings, we often linger in a social environment in which we interact with others. However,...
Seventy years ago, psychologist categorized the facial expression into seven categories: angry, dis...
Perceivers who can accurately identify an emotion are more likely to engage in successful social int...
Facial expressions are inherently linked to emotions and are a visual tool to communicate emotions t...
Objectives: Some studies have reported deficits in the perception of facial expressions among depres...
One of the defining attributes of the human species is sophisticated communication, for which facial...
It is commonly assumed that a person’s emotional state can be readily inferred from his or her facia...
Self-reports are the most accurate form of assessing mood. They, can be administered frequently, and...
It is commonly assumed that a person’s emotional state can be readily inferred from his or her facia...
This study used a morphed categorical perception facial expression task to evaluate whether patients...
Do we see every facial expression from people with whom we come into contact? By replicating an expe...
This thesis examines the role of emotion in face recognition, using measures of the visual scanpath ...
This thesis investigates three aspects of the social processing of faces - recognition of others' fa...
The judgement of healthy subject rating the emotional expressions of a set of schematic drawn faces ...
We investigated the minimum expressive intensity that is required to recognize (above chance) static...
As social beings, we often linger in a social environment in which we interact with others. However,...
Seventy years ago, psychologist categorized the facial expression into seven categories: angry, dis...
Perceivers who can accurately identify an emotion are more likely to engage in successful social int...
Facial expressions are inherently linked to emotions and are a visual tool to communicate emotions t...
Objectives: Some studies have reported deficits in the perception of facial expressions among depres...
One of the defining attributes of the human species is sophisticated communication, for which facial...
It is commonly assumed that a person’s emotional state can be readily inferred from his or her facia...
Self-reports are the most accurate form of assessing mood. They, can be administered frequently, and...
It is commonly assumed that a person’s emotional state can be readily inferred from his or her facia...
This study used a morphed categorical perception facial expression task to evaluate whether patients...
Do we see every facial expression from people with whom we come into contact? By replicating an expe...
This thesis examines the role of emotion in face recognition, using measures of the visual scanpath ...
This thesis investigates three aspects of the social processing of faces - recognition of others' fa...
The judgement of healthy subject rating the emotional expressions of a set of schematic drawn faces ...
We investigated the minimum expressive intensity that is required to recognize (above chance) static...
As social beings, we often linger in a social environment in which we interact with others. However,...
Seventy years ago, psychologist categorized the facial expression into seven categories: angry, dis...
Perceivers who can accurately identify an emotion are more likely to engage in successful social int...