Shades of emotion: What the addition of sunglasses or masks to faces reveals about the development of facial expression processing

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@Acyn When Dr Oz talks about science Hope you are prepared to not wear sunglasses https://t.co/a3jUEE5gZ8

@davidemccune 3. These studies, also from my thread, show masks make very little to no difference. https://t.co/IYzVMsdtMd

@comcontribuinte @afonso_axe Tens também análises já prévias à COVID19, por exemplo: https://t.co/VvKrJr9fn5 https://t.co/FvMMmUO2Gq https://t.co/mKxm82KZPX

@NoraNewcombe @Psychonomic_Soc Looking forward to seeing the other papers of this special issue. Back in 2012, we found there was a qualitative shift around 9 years of age where masks particularly affected facial expression processing. Curious to see wh…

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