Background: Bipolar disorder is associated with functional and structural abnormalities in
the brain circuits involved in processing emotional stimuli. Although impairments of cognitive …

Objectives: To determine the neural responses invoked in the recognition of facial fear and
disgust in euthymic bipolar patients as compared with healthy subjects. Methods: This study …

Objectives: Some studies have reported deficits in the perception of facial expressions
among depressed individuals compared with healthy controls, while others have reported …

Objective This study aimed to examine the accuracy in identifying facial expressions and the
perceived intensity of emotions of happiness, sadness, disgust, anger, fear, surprise in …

In the present study, we examined whether there is an impairment in affect matching abilities
in remitted patients with bipolar disorder and if this could be attributed to problems with facial …

A considerable body of literature has reported on emotion perception deficits and the
relevance of these impairments in persons with depression and bipolar disorder. Fifty-one …

Objectives. The ability to recognize facial emotional expressions is a fundamental skill that is
necessary for successful social interaction. Previous studies examining this competency in …

OBJECTIVE: Recognition of facial emotion was examined in manic subjects to explore
whether aberrant interpersonal interactions are related to impaired perception of social …

Both schizophrenia and bipolar disorder (BD) have consistently been associated with
deficits in facial affect recognition (FAR). These impairments have been related to various …

Previous research indicates that patients with depression display deficits in their ability to
perceive emotions. However, few studies have used animated facial stimuli or explored …