Intention and authenticity in the facial expression of pain

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 25 (4):460-461 (2002)
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Abstract

Williams and the many studies she considers appear to assume that voluntary amplification in facial expression of pain implies dissimulation. In fact, the behavioral ecology model of pain expression is consistent with amplification when subjects in pain are in the presence of others disposed to render aid, and that amplification may well be voluntary.

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Mitchell Green
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