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People can identify the likely owner of heartbeats by looking at individuals’ faces

2020-09-23

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<p>For more than a century it has been proposed that visceral and vasomotor changes inside the body influence and reflect our experience of the world. For instance, cardiac rhythms (heartbeats and consequent heart rate) reflect psychophysiological processes that underlie our cognition and affective experience. Yet, considering that we usually infer what others do and feel through vision, whether people can identif...

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740932ce-c852-5254-86ad-551893716b7d
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10.31234/osf.io/7f9pq
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