2011
DOI: 10.1080/1357650x.2010.517848
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Processing emotion from the eyes: A divided visual field and ERP study

Abstract: The right cerebral hemisphere is preferentially involved in recognising at least some facial expressions of emotion. We investigated whether there is a laterality effect in judging emotions from the eyes. In one task a pair of emotionally expressive eyes presented in central vision had to be physically matched to a subsequently presented set of eyes in one or other visual hemifield (eyes condition). In the second task a word was presented centrally followed by a set of eyes to left or right hemifield and the p… Show more

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“…The main reasons for exclusion were 1) the study was conducted in animals, children/adolescents, or patients (n=20), 2) the study was no EEG study or did not include ERP measures (n=34), 3) no face-related stimuli were used (n=39), 4) the article was not published in English language (n=4), or 5) the article was not original research (n=7). The remaining 100 were sought for retrieval, where three articles could not be retrieved (Beaton et al, 2012;Sobótka & Grabowska, 1985;Zhang et al, 2017). From the remaining 97 articles, 59 were excluded after carefully reading the full text.…”
Section: Study Selection: Face Processingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The main reasons for exclusion were 1) the study was conducted in animals, children/adolescents, or patients (n=20), 2) the study was no EEG study or did not include ERP measures (n=34), 3) no face-related stimuli were used (n=39), 4) the article was not published in English language (n=4), or 5) the article was not original research (n=7). The remaining 100 were sought for retrieval, where three articles could not be retrieved (Beaton et al, 2012;Sobótka & Grabowska, 1985;Zhang et al, 2017). From the remaining 97 articles, 59 were excluded after carefully reading the full text.…”
Section: Study Selection: Face Processingmentioning
confidence: 99%