Prosody conveys information about the linguistic context of an utterance at every level of
linguistic organisation, from the word up to the discourse context. Acoustic correlates of …

Do members of different cultures express (or “encode”) emotions in the same fashion? How
well can members of distinct cultures recognize (or “decode”) each other's emotion …

Expressions of basic emotions (joy, sadness, anger, fear, disgust) can be recognized pan-
culturally from the face and it is assumed that these emotions can be recognized from a …

Researchers examining nonverbal communication of emotions are becoming increasingly
interested in differentiations between different positive emotional states like interest, relief …

This study extends previous work on emotion communication across cultures with a large-
scale investigation of the physical expression cues in vocal tone. In doing so, it provides the …

In response to uncovering brain mechanisms underlying vocal communication and
searching for biomarkers for mental illnesses, speech prosody has been increasingly …

Feeling of knowing (or expressed confidence) reflects a speaker's certainty or commitment to
a statement and can be associated with one's trustworthiness or persuasiveness in social …

When researchers think about the interaction between language and emotion, they typically
focus on descriptive emotion words. This review demonstrates that emotion can interact with …

This study used event-related brain potentials (ERPs) to compare the time course of emotion
processing from non-linguistic vocalizations versus speech prosody, to test whether …

How quickly do listeners recognize emotions from a speaker's voice, and does the time
course for recognition vary by emotion type? To address these questions, we adapted the …