He then computer-analyzed each of the 5,000 images, breaking them down ... otherwise different people would use different muscles to show the same emotion.” The results dovetail with recent ...

Even a brief, basic image -- an object or a face -- could ignite emotion-related activity in the visual cortex of the brain. And different kinds of emotions lit up different regions. "This shows ...

When Paul Ekman was a grad student in the 1950s, psychologists were mostly ignoring emotions. Most psychology research at the time was focused on behaviorism—classical conditioning and the like.

Srinivasan and Martinez analyzed more than 7 million images of candid facial expressions ... only 35 facial expressions universally expressed different emotions across the cultures they studied.

Researchers found that the most common emotions ... induced different emotional states in their Finnish and Taiwanese participants. Subsequently the participants were shown with pictures of ...

And similar patterns were sometimes revealed in tears provoked by different emotions. I often thought of these tear images evoking a sense of place, like aerial views of emotional terrain ...

Srinivasan and Martinez analyzed more than 7 million images of candid facial expressions ... only 35 facial expressions universally expressed different emotions across the cultures they studied.