Abstract Laird (1984, pp. 909–917) recently contrasted 16 successful demonstrations of the
facial feedback hypothesis with Tourangeau and Ellsworth's (1979) failure to demonstrate …

A recent review of the facial feedback literature by Laird (1984) suggested that the effect of
facial movement on self-reported mood is large and consistent. In this article, two issues are …

Abstract 10 published studies indicating that manipulated facial expressions do produce
corresponding emotional experience are contrasted with R. Tourangeau and PC Ellsworth's …

Argues that R. Tourangeau and PC Ellsworth's (see record 1981-00499-001) version of the
facial feedback hypothesis cannot be equated with the feedback hypothesis elaborated in …

Argues that flaws in the method of R. Tourangeau and PC Ellsworth's study (see record
1981-00499-001) undermined their test of hypotheses derived from theories of emotion …

Replies to R. Tourangeau and PC Ellsworth (see record 1981-00499-001), who tested a
hypothesis about the role of voluntarily innervated facial responses in the experience of …

Recent research suggests the potential importance of dynamic aspects (eg speed of onset
and offset and degree of irregularity) of facial movement for the encoding of spontaneous …

The role of facial movement in emotion. The role of facial movement in emotion. Citation
Manstead, ASR (1988). The role of facial movement in emotion. In HL Wagner (Ed.), Social …

In a modified replication of Strack, Martin, and Stepper's demonstration of the Facial
Feedback Hypothesis (1988), we investigated the effect of attention to emotion on the facial …

Research on facial expressions of emotion has been episodic. The topic flourished from
1920 to 1940, drawing the attention of well-known psychologists, eg, Allport, Boring …