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The facilitative effect of facial expression on the self-generation of emotion by Hess, U, Kappas, A, McHugo, G J, Lanzetta, J T, Kleck, R E

“…Twenty-seven female undergraduates completed three tasks: (1) feel four emotions (happiness, sadness, anger, peacefulness); (2) express these emotions, without…”
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Excitatory Strength of Expressive Faces: Effects of Happy and Fear Expressions and Context on the Extinction of a Conditioned Fear Response by Lanzetta, John T, Orr, Scott P

“…In a recent study, Orr and Lanzetta (1984) showed that the excitatory properties of fear facial expressions previously described ( Lanzetta & Orr, 1981 ; Orr &…”
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Expectations of Cooperation and Competition and Their Effects on Observers' Vicarious Emotional Responses by Lanzetta, John T, Englis, Basil G

“…Hypothesized that cooperative situations involve shared, or empathetic, emotional experiences and that competitive situations involve mutually exclusive, or…”
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A comparative experimental study of negotiation behavior by Kelley, H. H

“…Studied interpersonal negotiation at 8 laboratories, 3 in Europe and 5 in the United States. The negotiation task was designed to investigate the various ways…”
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Emotional Reactions to a Political Leader's Expressive Displays by McHugo, Gregory J, Lanzetta, John T, Sullivan, Denis G, Masters, Roger D, Englis, Basil G

“…Forty college students viewed videotaped excerpts of happiness/reassurance, anger/threat, and fear/evasion expressive displays by President Reagan. Within each…”
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The effect of attitudes on emotional reactions to expressive displays of political leaders by MCHUGO, G. J, LANZETTA, J. T, BUSH, L. K

“…A study of the emotional reactions to the expressive displays of political leaders found that all subjects reported discrete emotional reactions following each…”
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Uncertainty, importance, and arousal as determinants of pre-decisional information search by Hawkins, C K, Lanzetta, J T

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Dissonance and desire for a cigarette by Bankart, C P, Lanzetta, J T

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The effects of facial control and facial mimicry on subjective reactions to comedy routines by BUSH, L. K, BARR, C. L, MCHUGO, G. J, LANZETTA, J. T

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Effects of response uncertainty and degree of knowledge on subjective uncertainty by Hoge, R D, Lanzetta, J T

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Preference for information under varying conditions of outcome uncertainty, intensity, and delay by Driscoll, J M, Lanzetta, J T, McMichael, J S

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An analysis of the encoding and decoding of spontaneous and posed smiles: the use of facial electromyography by HESS, U, KAPPAS, A, MCHUGO, G. J, KLECK, R. E, LANZETTA, J. T

“…An experiment in which 20 people judged 80 videos of brief episodes of smiling behavior for expression intensity and happiness of the stimulus person is…”
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Facial expressions of emotion as conditioned stimuli for human autonomic responses by Orr, Scott P, Lanzetta, John T

“…Used 26 undergraduates to test the hypothesis that congruity of a facial affective expression with an aversive outcome as compared to incongruity of an…”
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Influence of facial expressions on the classical conditioning of fear by Lanzetta, John T, Orr, Scott P

“…Previous research has demonstrated that particular facial expressions more readily acquire excitatory strength when paired with a congruent unconditioned…”
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Effects of nonverbal dissimulation on emotional experience and autonomic arousal by Lanzetta, John T, Cartwright-Smith, Jeffrey, Eleck, Robert E

“…Examined the relationship between the nonverbal display of emotional affect and indices of the emotional state. Three experiments were conducted with 20…”
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The facial muscle patterning of posed and imagery-induced expressions of emotion by expressive and nonexpressive posers by SMITH, C. A, MCHUGO, G. J, LANZETTA, J. T

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Effects of being observed on expressive, subjective, and physiological responses to painful stimuli by Kleck, Robert E

“…Two experiments explored the effects of observation by another on responses to painful stimuli. It was anticipated that the intensity of pain-related nonverbal…”
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Extinction of an emotional response in the presence of facial expressions of emotion by ORR, S. P, LANZETTA, J. T

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Effects of the expression of pain on autonomic and pain tolerance responses to subject-controlled pain by Colby, C Z, Lanzetta, J T, Kleck, R E

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Effects of two sources of uncertainty in decision making by Driscoll, J M, Lanzetta, J T

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