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PSYC260.001.SP25 260 Exam 02 Sp25

单项选择题

Hansen & Hansen’s (1988) research on impression formation found that people are faster to recognize, and make less errors recognizing, which of the following?

选项
A.A negative face in a crowd of positive faces
B.A neutral face in a crowd of negative faces
C.A positive face in a crowd of neutral faces
D.Facial expressions vs. body language
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When approaching Hansen & Hansen’s (1988) findings on impression formation, we evaluate what the study demonstrated about speed and accuracy in recognizing facial expressions within a crowd. Option 1: 'A negative face in a crowd of positive faces' – This choice aligns with the research showing a negative facial cue tends to stand out and be processed more quickly and with fewer errors when embedded among......Login to view full explanation

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Studies of recognising facial expression suggest emotional expression;

Evidence for the innateness of recognising facial expression does NOT come from;

Use Table 3 in Dong et al. (2022) to identify the emotion based on the unique facial action units (AU) activated: AU43.

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