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A sad thumbs up: incongruent gestures and disrupted sensorimotor activity both slow processing of facial expressions
Cognition and Emotion 33 (6):1196-1209 (2018)
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ABSTRACTRecognising a facial expression is more difficult when the expresser's body conveys incongruent affect. Existing research has documented such interference for universally recognisable bodil...Author's Profile
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