Generalizing Duchenne to Sad Expressions With Binocular Rivalry and Perception Ratings

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RT @JulioMTNeuro: Is it possible to find out whether smiles or sad expressions are genuine or fake? The brain seems to know. Binocular riva…

Is it possible to find out whether smiles or sad expressions are genuine or fake? The brain seems to know. Binocular rivalry is dominated by Duchenne markers (eye wrinkles). It was fun to do this work with @danielmessinger @um_psychology https://t.co/XC…

@OdedRechavi These do not seem Duchenne smiles, it would be fun to analyse the images searching for eye wrinkles.... https://t.co/XC8WIuzc6A

Open Access UCL Research: Generalizing Duchenne to sad expressions with binocular rivalry and perception ratings https://t.co/9AKVrv24Cx

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