… In conclusion, many data tend to indicate that face recognition and facial expression are
processed in somewhat distinct cerebral regions and can be selectively damaged. Nevertheless …

… Traditionally, the recognition of faces and the interpretation of facial expressions have been
thought to be highly interrelated. This hypothesised interrelationship has been used as an …

… recognize facial expressions of both familiar and unfamiliar people … facial expressions we
expected faster RTs for familiar as compared to unfamiliar faces especially when expressions …

… Of course, this cannot provide an explanation for the reduced familiarity of unfamiliar
faces displaying a negative expression, as no structural codes exist in memory for unknown …

… It is this much harder task of unfamiliar face processing that is the main subject of this …
unfamiliar face processing will also be included where these might throw light on unfamiliar face …

… We think that we, too, will find similarities among friends in their reading of unfamiliar faces.
In the present study, we will present the first data on whether friends are also similar to each …

… Second, we examined if memory for facial expressions themselves could vary according …
face expression unconfounded with differences in the memorability of particular people's faces. …

… investigations of how unfamiliar faces are processed and the … of representation for familiar
and unfamiliar faces. Evidence to … other facial expressions. This suggests a clear influence of …

… in the recognition of facial expressions of anger (signals of appetitive aggression in
humans), but leaves intact recognition of other emotions and the matching of unfamiliar faces. …

… Age-related improvements in decoding facial expressions of unfamiliar adults might emerge
… certain emotions in familiar faces compared to unfamiliar faces could be that the emotional …