Expressing Emotion Module Map | |
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Purpose To examine facial expressions and the underlying nonverbal messages they may convey. Summary Through a series of simulations and exercises, this module illustrates the facial movements associated with six primary affects: happiness, sadness, surprise, fear, anger, and disgust. Students manipulate the facial expressions of a schematic face to learn the basic cues associated with some primary affects. Manipulations of a more human face demonstrate more subtle and complex facial expressions. |
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Introduction Facial muscles Experiencing emotion Facial expressions Interpreting expressions The facial code Surprise Fear Disgust Anger Happiness Sadness Schematic facial code Surprise cues |
Fear cues Disgust cues Anger cues Happiness cues Sadness cues Review: Primary affect cues Generating an expression A schematic face Emotional blends A more human face Masking emotions Summary References |
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