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Facial Expressions.
This classic work by Charles Darwin, originally published in 1872, provides the foundation for our contemporary understanding of how facial expressions play a crucial role in communicating our emotions.
This comprehensive book by a leading expert on facial expressions introduces the reader to the field's latest research and provides helpful tools and techniques to become more adept at recognizing and understanding facial expressions.
A leading expert on facial expressions examines the evolution of facial expressions to better understand their origin and function.
This recent book presents a superb overview of current thinking about facial expression research.
Carroll Izard has three decades of research on the relationship between emotions and their expression, and this book serves as a culmination and review of the field.
This manual provides a comprehensive system for coding facial expressions, offering a systematic approach to the study of facial expressions.
Combines current research on social cognition and neuroscience to provide an up-to-date look at the mechanisms of facial expression.
Presents a comprehensive overview of facial expressions and their relationship to emotion.
Is intended to help the reader attain a deep understanding of the relationship between emotions and facial expressions.
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