… We hypothesized that happy expressions of partners would generate trustworthy evaluations
in participants and thus expectations of cooperation, whereas the opposite would occur for …

… a high-trust face versus a low-trust face, with comparable patterns of results for the two age
groups. Collectively, our results demonstrate that a child’s facial trustworthiness biases how …

… associated with trustworthiness in neutral facial expressions, the probability that such … ’
sensitivity to positive emotional expressions. Participants who received oxytocin identified happy …

… efficient than younger adults in identifying emotional expressions, one could expect that
older individuals would have different representations of trustworthy faces and that they would …

… The negative symptoms of schizophrenia include reduced emotional expression in the
face, voice and body, poverty of speech and thought, anhedonia, and reduced motivation and …

… judgments of trustworthiness that can be attributed to idiosyncratic face perceptions. … of
facial expressions of emotions but not in discrimination of verbal descriptions of emotions (…

… and a more general affective judgment for the expression. For this reason, we entered the
emotion expression ratings into a multiple regression analysis, with trustworthiness as the …

… This study investigated how trustworthiness modulates facial reactions to emotional faces, …
effect of trustworthiness constructed by social exchange on facial reactions to emotional faces …

… facial trustworthiness was a more salient cue when proposers were men than when they
were women and, furthermore, that the students’ emotional … (eg, facial emotional expression) …

… , though, that emotion alone drives the decision on trustworthiness because the latter social
judgment has been shown to be separable from the effects of facial emotion (Winston et al. …