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Facial blushing influences perceived embarrassment and related social functional evaluations
Cognition and Emotion 34 (3):413-426 (2019)
Abstract
Facial blushing involves a reddening of the face elicited in situations involving unwanted social attention. Such situations include being caught committing a social transgression, which is typical...My notes
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