… that greater variability in facial emotion leads … facial expressions, despite overall averages
of those facial features always being the same. We find that greater variability in facial emotion …

… expression and in specific configurations of facial action units. We show that individual differences
in facial expression … for self-reported emotion. These individual differences in facial …

… by examining how variability in facial emotion shapes trait attributions and lay theories.
Specifically, we propose that variability versus stability in others’ facial expressions provides a …

… Cross-cultural and laboratory research indicates that some facial expressions of emotion
are … the efficiency of facial emotion recognition is modulated by familiarity of the expressions. …

… Nor do we discuss every English emotion category for which a prototypical facial expression
… This observed variation does not imply that biological variability during emotional episodes …

… on), facial expressions transcend concepts for emotion and the language that we use to refer
to them, such that emotion “… Still, our view hypothesizes strong cultural variability in emotion …

… Some heterogeneity was simply due to the increased variability in the set of facial expressions
that counted as predicted in each study. Other heterogeneity was due to differences in co-…

… Therefore, more data collected from other people are needed to ensure that the variability
that human beings display emotions are well represented by the database, a subject of …

… learning) but show individual and cultural variability in the semantic meaning attributed to it.’…
recognition of facial expression of emotion is universal although these expressions are modu…

… However, the intensity of the facial expression moderates the extent to which moving displays
result in emotion recognition benefits. Using both subtle and intense expressions, Bould …