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PDSTD - The Portsmouth Dynamic Spontaneous Tears Database

2021-11-15

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<p>The vast majority of research on human emotional tears has relied on posed and static stimulus materials. In this paper, we introduce the Portsmouth Dynamic Spontaneous Tears Database (PDSTD), a free resource comprising video recordings of 24 female encoders depicting a balanced representation of sadness stimuli with and without tears. Encoders watched a neutral film and a self-selected sad film and reported th...

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4183006e-d7a8-5f57-ae6f-c04e72c29e2a
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10.31234/osf.io/7hwze
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