In order to prove their assumption of universality right, they showed Western faces posing one of the six primary emotions — anger, fear, happiness, disgust, sadness, and surprise — to an ...

Help your child think about how emotions look and feel with this activity that doubles as a healthy snack! Related to Episode 101 / Strategy Song It helps to say what you’re feeling.

The idea that emotions are fundamental, instinctive and expressed in our faces is deeply ingrained in Western culture. Ancient Greeks placed the ‘passions’ in opposition to reason; in the 17th ...

Happiness was the only emotion correctly matched to the corresponding face by a majority of the Trobriand children, while the Mwami matched both happiness and fear correctly a majority of the time.

In other words, our faces are powerless to hide our emotions. The obvious problem with that assumption is that people can fake emotions, and can experience feelings without moving their faces.

DVD Helps Kids With Autism Read Faces, Emotions A video developed by British ... Baron-Cohen says recognizing facial expressions isn't the same as understanding an emotion or feeling ...

Why judging your feelings can backfire. When we perceive our emotions as bad, we pile more bad feelings onto our existing ones, which makes us feel even worse, said Emily Willroth, a psychologist ...