During communication, we perceive and express emotional information through many
different channels, including facial expressions, prosody, body motion, and posture …

People's faces show fear in many different circumstances. However, when people are
terrified, as well as showing emotion, they run for cover. When we see a bodily expression of …

The state of the body is central to guiding motivational behaviours. Here we discuss how
afferent information from face and viscera influence the processing and communication of …

A growing body of evidence suggests that certain facial expressions and postures are
associated with emotional and motivational responses. This review discusses behavioral …

We receive emotional signals from different sources, including the face, the whole body, and
the natural scene. Previous research has shown the importance of context provided by the …

Why bodies? It is rather puzzling that given the massive interest in affective neuroscience in
the last decade, it still seems to make sense to raise the question 'Why bodies' and to try to …

Research into the visual perception of human emotion has traditionally focused on the facial
expression of emotions. Recently researchers have turned to the more challenging field of …

Traditional emotion theories stress the importance of the face in the expression of emotions
but bodily expressions are becoming increasingly important as well. In these experiments …

Emotionally expressive faces have been shown to modulate activation in visual cortex,
including face-selective regions in ventral temporal lobe. Here, we tested whether …

Emotion communication research strongly focuses on the face and voice as expressive
modalities, leaving the rest of the body relatively understudied. Contrary to the early …