Physiological Facets Of Emotion
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Physiological Facet Of Emotion
New York University
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Background
The scientific study of the facial expression of emotion began with Charles Darwin’s The Expression of Emotions in Man and Animals, first published in 1872. Among his many extraordinary contributions Darwin gathered evidence that some emotions have a universal facial expression, cited examples and published pictures suggesting that emotions are evident in other animals, and proposed principles explaining why particular expressions occur for particular emotions—principles that, he maintained, applied to the expressions of all animals. But Darwin did not consider at any length when, how, and why emotional expressions are reliable or misleading. EKMAN (2003).
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