Infant Expressions in an Approach/Withdrawal Framework
Abstract
Since the introduction of empirical methods for studying facial expression, the interpretation of infant facial expressions has generated much debate. The premise of this article is that action tendencies of approach and withdrawal constitute a core organizational feature of emotion in humans, promoting coherence of behavior, facial signaling, and physiological responses. The approach/withdrawal framework can provide a taxonomy of contexts and...
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Title
Infant Expressions in an Approach/Withdrawal Framework
Published Date
Nov 2, 2014
Volume
175
Issue
6
Pages
472 - 493
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