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Facial Expressions of Emotion Categories are Embedded within a Dimensional Space of Valence-arousal

2020-11-03

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<p>One of the longest standing debates in the emotion sciences is whether emotions are represented as discrete categories such as happy or sad or as continuous fundamental dimensions such as valence and arousal. Theories of communication make specific predictions about the facial expression signals that would represent emotions as either discrete or dimensional messages. Here, we address this debate by testing whe...

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Literature Corpus work: 20149ab2-b252-51c6-8828-c8732272ddd5
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/pw5uh

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