Cortical contributions to human emotional expression are examined with a focus on
interhemispheric (right vs left) and intrahemispheric (anterior vs posterior) mechanisms. This …

Abstract Fridlund (Fridlund AJ (1991). Biological Psychology, 32, 3–100) has argued that
facial displays are specific to intent and context, rather than being readouts of underlying …

Although previous studies of emotional responding have found that women are more
emotionally expressive than men, it remains unclear whether men and women differ in other …

In this chapter we will discuss changes in emotional experience and behavior that are
caused directly by diseases of the central nervous system. These disorders interfere with …

Does the presence of others facilitate or inhibit emotional expression? Female “senders”(n=
45) viewed 12 emotionally loaded slides either alone or with another sender while …

The purpose of the current study was to examine 49 extant experiments of facial asymmetry
during emotional expression in normal adult males and females in regard to gender …

Asymmetries in human facial expressions have long been documented and traditionally
interpreted as evidence of brain laterality in emotional behavior. Recent findings in …

Most studies of facial expressivity in patients with focal brain lesions have examined the
ability to produce emotional expression in laboratory settings using various experimental …

Nonverbal behaviors in response to viewing slides depicting nude males, nude females,
erotic couples and neutral pictures, either alone or in the presence of two unfamiliar …

Most measures of nonverbal receiving ability use posed expressions as stimuli. As empathy
measures, such stimuli lack ecological validity, as the participant is not actually experiencing …