Smile types, empathy and perceptions of social interaction
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Resumo: | Smiles have been related to affective states (either positive or negative) and to communicative and interactive processes. The present study aims to evaluate the perception of 16 types of smiles as regards empathy and potential for social interaction, with a view at establishing the meaning accorded by decoders to differently FACS coded smiles. A smile data base collected in a clinical context was FACS coded and the observed AU facially reproduced by several certified coders. Images of these reproductions were made the target of a questionnaire presented to 209 participants. Judgments were elicited on a number of characteristics: empathy, dominance, approach tendency, confidence, cooperation, competence, sympathy, honesty, being positive and being negative. The Felt Smile and the Coordination Smile emerged as the most empathic ones, while Puzzled Smile and Embarrassment Smile were the less empathic. |
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Smile types, empathy and perceptions of social interaction |
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Smile types, empathy and perceptions of social interaction |
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Smile types, empathy and perceptions of social interaction De Sousa, Cristina Smiles interaction |
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Smile types, empathy and perceptions of social interaction |
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Smile types, empathy and perceptions of social interaction |
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Smile types, empathy and perceptions of social interaction |
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Smile types, empathy and perceptions of social interaction |
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Smile types, empathy and perceptions of social interaction |
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De Sousa, Cristina |
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De Sousa, Cristina Oliveira, Armando Monica Baunninger-Huber, Eva Schiestl, Cathrin Gruber, Verena Alves, Paulo Gonçalves, Jose Luis, Sergio Chongola, Pedro Silva, Ana Catarina Gonçalves, Sónia Simões, Teresa |
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Oliveira, Armando Monica Baunninger-Huber, Eva Schiestl, Cathrin Gruber, Verena Alves, Paulo Gonçalves, Jose Luis, Sergio Chongola, Pedro Silva, Ana Catarina Gonçalves, Sónia Simões, Teresa |
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De Sousa, Cristina Oliveira, Armando Monica Baunninger-Huber, Eva Schiestl, Cathrin Gruber, Verena Alves, Paulo Gonçalves, Jose Luis, Sergio Chongola, Pedro Silva, Ana Catarina Gonçalves, Sónia Simões, Teresa |
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Smiles interaction |
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Smiles interaction |
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Smiles have been related to affective states (either positive or negative) and to communicative and interactive processes. The present study aims to evaluate the perception of 16 types of smiles as regards empathy and potential for social interaction, with a view at establishing the meaning accorded by decoders to differently FACS coded smiles. A smile data base collected in a clinical context was FACS coded and the observed AU facially reproduced by several certified coders. Images of these reproductions were made the target of a questionnaire presented to 209 participants. Judgments were elicited on a number of characteristics: empathy, dominance, approach tendency, confidence, cooperation, competence, sympathy, honesty, being positive and being negative. The Felt Smile and the Coordination Smile emerged as the most empathic ones, while Puzzled Smile and Embarrassment Smile were the less empathic. |
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