Identification of acutely sick people: individual differences and social information use

Volume: 285, Issue: 1889, Pages: 20181274 - 20181274
Published: Oct 24, 2018
Abstract
Can humans discriminate between healthy and sick individuals, and if so by what cues? In order to study these important questions, in a recent study, Axelsson et al . let 62 untrained raters decide for 32 facial photos whether the person in the photo was healthy or sick [1]. Photos were taken of 16 healthy volunteers, injected once with a lipopolysaccharide injection ( Escherichia coli endotoxin) and once with a placebo injection (with a three...
Paper Details
Title
Identification of acutely sick people: individual differences and social information use
Published Date
Oct 24, 2018
Volume
285
Issue
1889
Pages
20181274 - 20181274
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