In real life, people express a given emotion with tremendous variability. In anger, for example, people in urban cultures scowl (or make some of the facial movements for a scowl) only about 35 ...

Anger is triggered by the refusal to accept the situation, and the face immediately organizes itself to advertise to the other party the costs of not making the situation more acceptable. What is most ...

Next, researchers showed participants facial expressions of happiness, sadness and other emotions but mixed up the colors of the the images, for example putting ah angry hue on a happy face ...

When studying facial expressions of primary emotions, researchers can rely on physiological changes to confirm the emotional state of the subject (i.e., elevated heart-beat, sweat production ...

A man's face can "grab" anger from someone standing nearby. But a woman's face tends to grab happiness.

About Face: Emotions and Facial Expressions May Not Be Related For half a century, one theory about the way we experience and express emotion has helped shape how we practice psychology, do police ...