Independence of face identity and expression processing: exploring the role of motion

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@ChristelDevue @H_Eisenbarth We wrote about this interdependence between expression and face recognition a few years ago and the role of facial movement in their intertwined nature: https://t.co/5SLS0wqOVT

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Review by our @Dr_N_Butcher 'Independence of face identity & expression processing: the role of motion' http://t.co/Amcoc3pjbT @TUSSSBL

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Review by our @Dr_N_Butcher 'Independence of face identity & expression processing: the role of motion' http://t.co/Amcoc3pjbT @TUSSSBL

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Independence of face identity and expression processing: exploring the role of motion: Karen Lande... http://t.co/pz1H3BWpT9 #psychology

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