Sentences with phrase «sad facial expression»

Investigation of facial recognition memory and happy and sad facial expression perception: An fMRI study

Similarly, Strathearn et al. (2009) found that insecure mothers have a stronger AI response to their own infant's sad facial expression compared with securely attached mothers.

There was no significant difference in the fathers» brain responses to sad facial expressions from sons or daughters.

Dogs with hypothyroidism often have sad facial expressions, complete with drooping eyelids.

Not exact matches

Your youngest probably doesn't understand much beyond «no,» your tone and the sad / mad facial expression you give him.

My husband, Rodney, wanted to comfort me and was supportive because he knew I was sad, but I could tell from his facial expressions that he thought I was crazy... because there were no specific reasons why I was acting that way.

Fathers also underwent functional MRI brain scans while viewing photos of an unknown adult, an unknown child, and their own child with happy, sad or neutral facial expressions.

«We've gone beyond facial expressions for simple emotions like «happy» or «sad.»

Until now, cognitive scientists have confined their studies to six basic emotions — happy, sad, fearful, angry, surprised and disgusted — mostly because the facial expressions for them were thought to be self - evident, Martinez explained.

Some people were shown a happy face — the person was smiling - while others were exposed to a sad or neutral facial expression.

The researchers presented the test participants with the original painting and eight image versions in which the corners of Mona Lisa's mouth are slightly raised or lowered to create a sadder or happier facial expression.

The ambiguous facial expression of Mona Lisa was long thought to be one of the main reasons for its great appeal: Is she happy or sad?

Dogs can recognise different human facial expressions, like happy or sad, and now a simple brain scan can reveal which expression a dog is looking at

Get them to feel a particular way — happy, angry, sad, pensive... The mood will show in their eyes, and the facial expression will be filled with presence.