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HFe4_AFF_III FS25 Recognizing Emotions

单项选择题

What emotion is this?

选项
A.Surprise
B.Enjoyment
C.Fear
D.Disgust
E.Sadness
F.Anger
G.Contempt
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Question to consider: 'What emotion is this?' with the listed options. Option 1: Surprise. This would typically be signaled by widened eyes, raised eyebrows, and a mouth that may form an 'O' shape. In the image, the person is smiling softly with relaxed eyebrows, which does not align closely with the telltale signs of surprise. Option 2: Enjoyment. A gentle smile and relaxed posture can convey enjoyment or contentment. The subject’s facial expression and body language res......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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