Behavioral and physiological sensitivity to natural sick faces

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Building on our previous studies in adults (https://t.co/Fu0sBjh0yO), we hypothesized that sensitivity to facial cues of sickness would emerge in childhood (ages 4 to 9), reflecting an early functioning behavioral immune system.

RT @tiffany6390: Thrilled to share our new paper “Behavioral and Physiological Sensitivity to Natural Sick Faces” in @BrainBehavImm by @UMi…

The first of many papers on sick face perception, led by PhD student @tiffany6390! Thanks to everyone who donated #SickSelfies.

RT @tiffany6390: Thrilled to share our new paper “Behavioral and Physiological Sensitivity to Natural Sick Faces” in @BrainBehavImm by @UMi…

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