This meta-analysis aims to examine the relationship between psychopathic traits and theory
of mind (ToM), which is classically and broadly defined as competency in representing and …

Many people feel emotional when hungry—or “hangry”—yet little research explores the
psychological mechanisms underlying such states. Guided by psychological constructionist …

The perception of social categories, emotions, and personality traits from others' faces each
have been studied extensively, but in relative isolation. We synthesize emerging findings …

Across 3 studies we show that emotion words support the acquisition of conceptual
knowledge for emotional facial actions that then biases subsequent perceptual memory for …

Fiction reading experience affects emotion recognition abilities, yet the causal link remains
underspecified. Current theory suggests fiction reading promotes the simulation of fictional …

Our ability to recognize familiar faces is remarkable. During the process of becoming familiar
with new people we acquire both perceptual and conceptual information about them. Which …

Stories, in pictorial format, orally narrated, and later on as narrative texts, have played a key
role in human evolution and to this day continue to surreptitiously teach us things and skills …

Access to words used to label emotion concepts (eg,“disgust”) facilitates perceptions of
facial muscle movements as instances of specific emotions (see Lindquist & Gendron …

Facial expressions are the dominant way of human emotional and social communications.
However, it remains unclear that how can perceivers extract emotion from the face. In the …

The present study assessed the developmental dynamics of trait emotional intelligence (TEI)
and its subdomains during English as a foreign language (EFL) learning in a longitudinal …