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Facial Displays Are Tools for Social Influence by Crivelli, Carlos, Fridlund, Alan J.

“…Based on modern theories of signal evolution and animal communication, the behavioral ecology view of facial displays (BECV) reconceives our ‘facial…”
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Inside-Out: From Basic Emotions Theory to the Behavioral Ecology View by Crivelli, Carlos, Fridlund, Alan J.

“…Basic emotions theory (BET) is the most popular and deeply rooted psychological theory of both emotion and the facial behavior held to express it. We review…”
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PUNISHMENT WITHOUT REASON: Isolating Retribution in Lay Punishment of Criminal Offenders by Aharoni, Eyal, Fridlund, Alan J.

“…Research has suggested that criminal punishment decisions are driven primarily by retribution and that retributive judgments are achieved by a process of…”
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Four Misconceptions About Nonverbal Communication by Patterson, Miles L., Fridlund, Alan J., Crivelli, Carlos

“…Research and theory in nonverbal communication have made great advances toward understanding the patterns and functions of nonverbal behavior in social…”
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The color of emotion: A metric for implicit color associations by Gilbert, Avery N., Fridlund, Alan J., Lucchina, Laurie A.

“…•Color matches were obtained to 20 emotion terms and 9 beverage concepts.•Participants selected color matches on a touch-screen mobile device display.•Color…”
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Sociality of Solitary Smiling: Potentiation by an Implicit Audience by Fridlund, Alan J

“…Ss viewed a pleasant videotape either: (a) alone, (b) alone but with the belief that a friend nearby was otherwise engaged, (c) alone but with the belief that…”
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A Multidisciplinary Approach to Research in Small-Scale Societies: Studying Emotions and Facial Expressions in the Field by Crivelli, Carlos, Jarillo, Sergio, Fridlund, Alan J

“…Although cognitive science was multidisciplinary from the start, an under-emphasis on anthropology has left the field with limited research in small scale,…”
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The Case for Douglas Merritte: Should We Bury What Is Alive and Well? by Fridlund, Alan J, Beck, Hall P, Goldie, William D, Irons, Gary

“…In 2012, we (Fridlund, Beck, Goldie, & Irons, 2012) suggested that a neurologically impaired infant, Douglas Merritte, was the likeliest candidate for John B…”
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LITTLE ALBERT: A Neurologically Impaired Child by Fridlund, Alan J., Beck, Hall P., Goldie, William D., Irons, Gary

“…Evidence collected by Beck, Levinson, and Irons (2009) indicates that Albert B., the "lost" infant subject of John B. Watson and Rosalie Rayner's (1920) famous…”
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No skin off my back: retribution deficits in psychopathic motives for punishment by Aharoni, Eyal, Weintraub, Lisa L., Fridlund, Alan J.

“…When deciding a criminal's punishment, people typically exhibit both retributive and consequentialist motives in their decision making, though retribution's…”
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On Scorched Earths and Bad Births: Scarantino's Misbegotten "Theory of Affective Pragmatics" by Fridlund, Alan J.

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Evolution and facial action in reflex, social motive, and paralanguage by Fridlund, A J

“…Based upon current evolutionary theory and recent laboratory and field data, this paper introduces a behavioral-ecology view of human facial displays that…”
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Guidelines for human electromyographic research by Fridlund, A J, Cacioppo, J T

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Audience effects in affective imagery: Replication and extension to dysphoric imagery by Fridlund, Alan J, Kenworthy, Karen G, Jaffey, Amy K

“…Subjects imagined situations during which they reported feeling hapiness, sadness, anger or fear at both high and low levels of imagined sociality. Imaginary…”
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Smiling, Frowning, and Autonomic Activity in Mildly Depressed and Nondepressed Men in Response to Emotional Imagery of Social Contexts by Gehricke, Jean-Guido, Fridlund, Alan J.

“…The study examined self-reported emotion and facial muscle and autonomic activity of depressed and nondepressed men in response to the social context of…”
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Why emotionality cannot equal sociality: Reply to Buck by Chovil, Nicole, Fridlund, Alan J.

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Audience effects on solitary faces during imagery: displaying to the people in your head by FRIDLUND, A. J, SABINI, J. P, HEDLUND, L. E, SCHAUT, J. A, SHENKER, J. I, KNAUER, M. J

“…Test subjects imagined situations in which they reported enjoying themselves either alone or with others. Electromyographic (EMG) activity was recorded…”
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Anxiety and Striate-Muscle Activation: Evidence From Electromyographic Pattern Analysis by Fridlund, Alan J, Hatfield, Mark E, Cottam, Glenda L, Fowler, Stephen C

“…Electromyographic (EMG) responses of self-reported high- and low-anxious females were recorded during a 15-min anticipation period followed by 5 min of 105-dB…”
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Social Determinants of Facial Displays--Comment/Reply by Chovil, Nicole, Buck, Ross, Fridlund, Alan J

“…In a study, Chovil attempted to delineate more precisely the components of sociality that explicitly affect the use of facial displays in social situations…”
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Visuospatial dysfunction following unilateral brain damage: dissociations in hierarchical and hemispatial analysis by Delis, D C, Kiefner, M G, Fridlund, A J

“…Unlike the aphasias, visuospatial dysfunction has resisted fractionation into meaningful spared and impaired component functions. In this study, we show that…”
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