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... vocal stimuli is relevant to the present study . She found that chil- dren are more accurate in their judg- ments of facial compared to vocal ex- pressions of feeling . Unfortunately , her method only allows a tentative conclu- sion ...
... vocal stimuli is relevant to the present study . She found that chil- dren are more accurate in their judg- ments of facial compared to vocal ex- pressions of feeling . Unfortunately , her method only allows a tentative conclu- sion ...
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... vocal attitude communications , would yield a main effect due to variations in the facial component and no effect due to varia- tions in the vocal component or its in- teraction with the facial component . Method Subjects A group of 25 ...
... vocal attitude communications , would yield a main effect due to variations in the facial component and no effect due to varia- tions in the vocal component or its in- teraction with the facial component . Method Subjects A group of 25 ...
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... vocal components to interpretations of com- bined facial - vocal attitude communica- tions : - A 1.50 A + 1.03 Av A represents attitude inferred on a −3 to +3 scale from the two - channel communications . A represents attitude ...
... vocal components to interpretations of com- bined facial - vocal attitude communica- tions : - A 1.50 A + 1.03 Av A represents attitude inferred on a −3 to +3 scale from the two - channel communications . A represents attitude ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 3 |
FACIAL EXPRESSION AND VISUAL INTERACTION | 11 |
PAUL EKMAN WALLACE V FRIESEN AND SILVAN S TOMKINS | 34 |
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