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Motivational aspects of recognizing a smile
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 33 (6):452-453 (2010)
Abstract
What are the underlying processes that enable human beings to recognize a happy face? Clearly, featural and configural cues will help to identify the distinctive smile. In addition, the motivational state of the observer will influence the interpretation of emotional expressions. Therefore, a model accounting for emotion recognition is only complete if bottom-up and top-down aspects are integrated.Links
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