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THIRD EDITION
WHAT THE FACE
REVEALS
Basic and Applied Studies of Spontanea „„
Expression Using the Facial Action Coding
System (FACS)
EDITED BY
ERIKA L ROSENBERG
Center for Mind and Brain, UC Davis
PAUL EKMAN
University of California, San Francisco
OXFORD
UNIVERSITY PRESS
CONTENTS
Acknowledgments xi
Contributors xv
Introduction to the Third Edition: FACS in the 21st Century 1
ERIKA L ROSENBERG
SECTION 1 Animal FACS
1 Classifying Chimpanzee Facial Expressions Using Muscle Action 25
LISA A PARR, BRIDGET M WALLER, SARAH J VICK, AND KIM A BARD
Afterword: Ten Years After ChimpFACS 42
LISA A PARR
2 Pedomorphic Facial Expressions Give Dogs a Selective Advantage 45
BRIDGET M WALLER, KATE PEIRCE, CATIA C CAEIRO, LINDA SCHEIDER,
ANNE M BURROWS, SANDRA MCCUNE, AND JULIANE KAMINSKI
Afterword: Extending FACS Beyond Primates 56
BRIDGET M WALLER
3 EquiFACS: The Equine Facial Action Coding System 58
JENNIFER WATHAN, ANNE M BURROWS, BRIDGET M WALLER,
AND KAREN MCCOMB
Afterword: What Might Comparisons Across Species Reveal? 93
JENNIFER WATHAN
SECTION 2 Automated FACS Measurement
4 Signal Characteristics of Spontaneous Facial Expressions: Automatic
Movement in Solitary and Social Smiles 99
KAREN L SCHMIDT, JEFFREY F COHN, AND YINGLI TIAN
5 Toward Automatic Recognition of Spontaneous Facial Actions 115
MARIAN STEWART BARTLETT, JAVIER R MOVELLAN, GWEN LITTLEWORT,
BJORN BRAATHEN, MARK G FRANK, AND TERRENCE J SEJNOWSKI
Afterword: The Next Generation of Automatic Facial Expression
Measurement 134
JAVIER R MOVELLAN AND MARIAN STEWART BARTLETT
6 Spontaneous Facial Expression in Unscripted Social Interactions
Can Be Measured Automatically 146
JEFFREY M GIRARD, JEFFREY F COHN, LASZLO A JENI,
MICHAEL A SAYETTE, AND FERNANDO DE LA TORRE
Afterword: Generalizability of Automated AU Detection 163
JEFFREY M GIRARD AND JEFFREY F COHN
SECTION 3 Basic Affective Science
7 Differentiating Emotion Elicited and Deliberate Emotional Facial Expressions 167
URSULA HESS AND ROBERT E, KLECK
Afterword: Objective Differences Versus Observer’s Ratings 183
URSULA HESS
8 Smiles When Lying 185
PAUL EKMAN, WALLACE V FRIESEN, AND MAUREEN O’SULLIVAN
Afterword: Smiles When Lying 198
PAUL EKMAN
9 Coherence Between Expressive and Experiential Systems in Emotion 200
ERIKA L ROSENBERG AND PAUL EKMAN
Afterword: Emotions as Unified Responses 222
ERIKA L ROSENBERG
10 Signs of Appeasement: Evidence for the Distinct Displays of
Embarrassment, Amusement, and Shame 225
DACHER KELTNER
Afterword: The Forms and Functions of Embarrassment 247
DACHER KELTNER
SECTION 4 Development
11 Differential Facial Responses to Four Basic Tastes in Newborns 253
DIANA ROSENSTEIN AND HARRIET OSTER
Afterword: Facial Expression as a Window on Sensory Experience and
Affect in Newborn Infants—Research with Baby FACS 269
HARRIET OSTER
12 Do Infants Show Distinct Negative Facial Expressions for Fear and Anger?
Emotional Expression in 11-Month-Old European American, Chinese,
and Japanese Infants 273
LINDA A CAMRAS, HARRIET OSTER, ROGER BAKEMAN, ZHAOLAN MENG,
TATSUO UJIIE, AND JOSEPH J CAMPOS
Afterword: Studying Infant Facial Expressions Across Cultures 293
LINDA A CAMRAS, HARRIET OSTER, AND JOSEPH J CAMPOS
13 All Smiles Are Positive, but Some Smiles Are More Positive Than Others 296
DANIEL S MESSINGER, ALAN FOGEL, AND K LAURIE DICKSON
Afterword: Smile On—New Developments in Measuring and Modeling
Positive Affect 317
DANIEL S MESSINGER
14 Facial Expressions of Emotion and Psychopathology in Adolescent Boys 320
DACHER KELTNER, TERRIE E MOFFITT, AND MAGDA STOUTHAMER-LOEBER
Afterword: Facial Expression, Personality, and Psychopathology 335
DACHER KELTNER
SECTION 5 Pain
15 Genuine, Suppressed, and Faked Facial Behavior During Exacerbation of
Chronic Low Back Pain 341
KENNETH D CRAIG, SUSAN A HYDE, AND CHRISTOPHER J PATRICK
Afterword: On Knowing Another’s Pain 358
KENNETH D CRAIG
16 Pain and Disgust: The Facial Signaling of Two Aversive Bodily Experiences 362
MIRIAM KUNZ, JESSICA PETER, SONJA HUSTER, AND STEFAN LAUTENBACHER
Afterword: The Question of Uniqueness of the Facial Expression of Pain 377
STEFAN LAUTENBACHER AND MIRIAM KUNZ
17 The Influence of Communicative Relations on Facial Responses to
Pain: Does It Matter Who Is Watching? 379
ANNA J KARMANN, STEFAN LAUTENBACHER, FLORIAN BAUER,
AND MIRIAM KUNZ
Afterword: How Social Context Shapes the Way We Facially Express Pain 396
MIRIAM KUNZ AND STEFAN LAUTENBACHER
18 Effects of Alzheimer Disease on the Facial Expression of Pain 399
PAUL A BEACH, JONATHAN T HUCK, MELODIE M MIRANDA,
KEVIN T FOLEY, AND ANDREA C BOZOKI
Afterword: The Face of Pain in Alzheimer Disease 416
PAUL A, BEACH
SECTION 6 Psychopathology
19 Facial Expression in Affective Disorders
PAUL EKMAN, DAVID MATSUMOTO, AND WALLACE V FRIESEN
Afterword: Depression and Expression
PAUL EKMAN
20 Interaction Regulations Used by Schizophrenic and Psychosomatic
Patients: Studies on Facial Behavior in Dyadic Interactions
EVELYNE STEIMER-KRAUSE, RAINER R KRAUSE, AND GUNTER WAGNER
Afterword: Update on the Research on Dyadic Interaction of Behaviors
in Psychotherapy
RAINER R KRAUSE
21 Affective Relationship Patterns and Psychotherapeutic Change
EVA BANNINGER-HUBER AND CHRISTINE WIDMER
Afterword: Interactive Relationship Patterns in Everyday Interactions and
in Psychotherapy
EVA BANNINGER-HUBER AND EVA HUBER
22 Nonverbal Social Withdrawal in Depression: Evidence from Manual and
Automatic Analyses
JEFFREY M GIRARD, JEFFREY F COHN, MOHAMMAD H MAHOOR,
S MOHAMMAD MAVADATI, ZAKIA HAMMAL, AND DEAN P ROSENWALD
Afterword: Automated Analysis of Depressed Behavior
JEFFREY M GIRARD AND JEFFREY F COHN
23 Duchenne Display Responses Toward Sixteen Enjoyable
Emotions: Individual Differences Between No and Fear of
Being Laughed At
TRACEY PLATT, JENNIFER HOFMANN, WILLIBALD RUCH, AND RENE T PROYER
Afterword: The Role of Enjoyable Emotions in Understanding the Fear of
Being Laughed At
TRACEY PLATT
SECTION 7 Social and Health Psychology
24 Linkages Between Facial Expressions of Anger and Transient
Myocardial Ischemia in Men with Coronary Artery Disease
ERIKA L ROSENBERG, PAUL EKMAN, WEI JIANG, MICHAEL BABYAK,
R EDWARD COLEMAN, MICHAEL HANSON, CHRISTOPHER O’CONNOR,
ROBERT WAUGH, AND JAMES A BLUMENTHAL
Afterword: Facial Expression and Emotion in the Study of Heart Disease
ERIKA L ROSENBERG
CONTENTS ix
25 Extraversion, Alcohol, and Enjoyment 526
WILLIBALD RUCH
Afterword: Laughter and Cheerfulness 543
WILLIBALD RUCH
26 The Effects of Alcohol on the Emotional Displays of Whites in
Interracial Groups 545
CATHARINE E FAIRBAIRN, MICHAEL A SAYETTE, JOHN M LEVINE,
JEFFREY F COHN, AND KASEY G CRESWELL
Afterword: Using FACS to Understand Underlying Processes During
Social Exchange Both Inside and Outside the Laboratory 563
CATHARINE E FAIRBAIRN AND MICHAEL A SAYETTE
27 Alcohol and Group Formation: A Multimodal Investigation of the Effects
of Alcohol on Emotion and Social Bonding 566
MICHAEL A SAYETTE, KASEY G CRESWELL, JOHN D, DIMOFF, CATHARINE E
FAIRBAIRN, JEFFREY F COHN, BRYAN W HECKMAN, THOMAS R KIRCHNER,
JOHN M LEVINE, AND RICHARD L MORELAND
Afterword: Use of FACS in a Social Context Can Enhance Understanding
of Addiction 581
MICHAEL A SAYETTE AND CATHARINE E FAIRBAIRN
28 Intensive Meditation Training Influences Emotional Responses to Suffering 584
ERIKA L ROSENBERG, ANTHONY P ZANESCO, BRANDON G KING,
STEPHEN R AICHELE, TONYA L JACOBS, DAVID A BRIDWELL,
KATHERINE A MACLEAN, PHILLIP R SHAVER, EMILIO FERRER,
BALJINDER K SAHDRA, SHIRI LAVY, B ALAN WALLACE, AND
CLIFFORD D SARON
Afterword: Mind Training and Facial Emotion—A New Frontier 611
ERIKA L ROSENBERG
Concluding Commentary—FACS: Yesterday and Today 614
PAUL EKMAN
Index 619
Acknowledgments xi Contributors xv Introduction to the Third Edition: FACS in the 21st Century I ERIKA L. ROSENBERG SECTION 1 Animal FACS 1 Classifying Chimpanzee Facial Expressions Using Muscle Action 25 LISA A. PARR, BRIDGET M. WALLER, SARAH J. VICK, AND KIM A. BARD Afterword: Ten Years After ChimpFACS 42 LISA A. PARR 2 Pedomorphic Facial Expressions Give Dogs a Selective Advantage 45 BRIDGET M. WALLER, KATE PEIRCE, CÁTIA C. CAEIRO, LINDA SCHEIDER, ANNE M. BURROWS, SANDRA MCCUNE, AND JULIANE KAMINSKI Afterword: Extending FACS Beyond Primates 56 BRIDGET M. WALLER 3 EquiFACS: The Equine Facial Action Coding System 58 JENNIFER WATHAN, ANNE M. BURROWS, BRIDGET M. WALLER, AND KAREN MCCOMB Afterword: What Might Comparisons Across Species Reveal? 93 JENNIFER WATHAN SECTION 2 Automated FACS Measurement 4 Signal Characteristics of Spontaneous Facial Expressions: Automatic Movement in Solitary and Social Smiles KAREN L. SCHMIDT, JEFFREY F. COHN, AND YINGLI TIAN 99
vi 5 CONTENTS Toward Automatic Recognition of Spontaneous Facial Actions 115 MARIAN STEWART BARTLETT, JAVIER R. MOVELLAN, GWEN LITTLEWORT, BJORN BRAATHEN, MARK G. FRANK, AND TERRENCE J. SEJNOWSKI Afterword: The Next Generation of Automatic Facial Expression Measurement 134 JAVIER R. MOVELLAN AND MARIAN STEWART BARTLETT 6 Spontaneous Facial Expression in Unscripted Social Interactions Can Be Measured Automatically 146 JEFFREY M. GIRARD, JEFFREY F. COHN, LASZLO A. JENI, MICHAEL A. SAYETTE, AND FERNANDO DE LA TORRE Afterword: Generalizability of Automated AU Detection 163 JEFFREY M. GIRARD AND JEFFREY F. COHN SECTION 3 Basic Affective Science 7 Differentiating Emotion Elicited and Deliberate Emotional Facial Expressions 167 URSULA HESS AND ROBERT E. KLECK Afterword: Objective Differences Versus Observer’s Ratings 183 URSULA HESS 8 Smiles When Lying 185 PAUL EKMAN, WALLACE V. FRIESEN, AND MAUREEN O’SULLIVAN Afterword: Smiles When Lying 198 PAUL EKMAN 9 Coherence Between Expressive and Experiential Systems in Emotion 200 ERIKA L. ROSENBERG AND PAUL EKMAN Afterword: Emotions as Unified Responses շշշ ERIKA L. ROSENBERG 10 Signs of Appeasement: Evidence for the Distinct Displays of Embarrassment, Amusement, and Shame 225 DÄCHER KELTNER Afterword: The Forms and Functions of Embarrassment 247 DÄCHER KELTNER SECTION 4 Development 11 Differential Facial Responses to Four Basic Tastes in Newborns 253 DIANA ROSENSTEIN AND HARRIET OSTER Afterword: Facial Expression as a Window on Sensory Experience and Affect in Newborn Infants—Research with Baby FACS HARRIET OSTER 269
CONTENTS 12 Do Infants Show Distinct Negative Facial Expressions tor Fear and Anger'՜ Emotional Expression in 11-Month-Old European American, Chinese, and Japanese Infants vii 37 t LINDA A. CAMRAS, HARRIET OSTER, ROGER BAKEMAN, ZHAOI.AN Mi .N't,, TATSUO UJIIE, AND JOSEPH J. CAMPOS Afterword: Studying Infant Facial Expressions Across Cultures 393 LINDA A. CAMRAS, HARRIET OSTER, AND JOSEPH J. CAMPOS 13 All Smiles Are Positive, but Some Smiles Are More Positive Than Others 39t, DANIEL S. MESSINGER, ALAN FOGEL, AND K. LAURIE DICKSON Afterword: Smile On—New Developments in Measuring and Modeling Positive Affect 3J7 DANIEL S. MESSINGER 14 Facial Expressions of Emotion and Psychopathology in Adolescent Boys 330 DÄCHER KELTNER, TERRIE E. MOFFITT, AND MAGDA STOUTHAMER-LOEBEK Afterword: Facial Expression, Personality, and Psychopathology 335 DÄCHER KELTNER SECTION 5 Pain 15 Genuine, Suppressed, and Faked Facial Behavior During Exacerbation of Chronic Low Back Pain 34 I KENNETH D. CRAIG, SUSAN A. HYDE, AND CHRISTOPHER J. PATRICK Afterword: On Knowing Another’s Pain 35# KENNETH D. CRAIG 16 Pain and Disgust: The Facial Signaling of Two Aversive Bodily Experiences 362 MIRIAM KUNZ, JESSICA PETER, SONJA HUSTER, AND STEFAN LAUTENBACHKR Afterword: The Question of Uniqueness of the Facial Expression of Pain 377 STEFAN LAUTENBACHER AND MIRIAM KUNZ 17 The Influence of Communicative Relations on Facial Responses to Pain: Does It Matter Who Is Watching? 379 ANNA J. KARMANN, STEFAN LAUTENBACHER, FLORIAN BAUER, AND MIRIAM KUNZ Afterword: Flow Social Context Shapes the Way We Facially Express Pain
396 MIRIAM KUNZ AND STEFAN LAUTENBACHER 18 Effects of Alzheimer Disease on the Facial Expression of Pain 399 PAUL A. BEACH, JONATHAN T. HUCK, MELODIE M. MIRANDA, KEVIN T. FOLEY, AND ANDREA C. BOZOKI Afterword: The Face of Pain in Alzheimer Disease PAUL A. BEACH 416
CONTENTS SECTION 6 Psychopathology 19 Facial Expression in Affective Disorders 421 PAUL EKMAN, DAVID MATSUMOTO, AND WALLACE V. FRIESEN Afterword: Depression and Expression 432 PAUL EKMAN 20 Interaction Regulations Used by Schizophrenic and Psychosomatic Patients: Studies on Facial Behavior in Dyadic Interactions 433 EVELYNE STEIMER-KRAUSE, RAINER R. KRAUSE, AND GUNTER WAGNER Afterword: Update on the Research on Dyadic Interaction of Behaviors in Psychotherapy 452 RAINER R. KRAUSE 21 Affective Relationship Patterns and Psychotherapeutic Change 456 EVA BÄNNINGER-HUBER AND CHRISTINE WIDMER Afterword: Interactive Relationship Patterns in Everyday Interactions and in Psychotherapy 469 EVA BÄNNINGER-HUBER AND EVA HUBER 22 Nonverbal Social Withdrawal in Depression: Evidence from Manual and Automatic Analyses 472 JEFFREY M. GIRARD, JEFFREY F. COHN, MOHAMMAD H. MAHOOR, S. MOHAMMAD MAVADATI, ZAKIA HAMMAL, AND DEAN P. ROSENWALD Afterword: Automated Analysis of Depressed Behavior 487 JEFFREY M. GIRARD AND JEFFREY F. COHN 23 Duchenne Display Responses Toward Sixteen Enjoyable Emotions: Individual Differences Between No and Fear of Being Laughed At 490 TRACEY PLATT, JENNIFER HOFMANN, WILLIBALD RUCH, AND RENÉ T. PROYER Afterword: The Role of Enjoyable Emotions in Understanding the Fear of Being Laughed At 506 TRACEY PLATT SECTION 7 Social and Health Psychology 24 Linkages Between Facial Expressions of Anger and Transient Myocardial Ischemia in Men with Coronary Artery Disease 511 ERIKA L. ROSENBERG, PAUL EKMAN, WEI JIANG, MICHAEL BABYAK, R, EDWARD COLEMAN, MICHAEL HANSON, CHRISTOPHER
O’CONNOR, ROBERT WAUGH, AND JAMES A. BLUMENTHAL Afterword: Facial Expression and Emotion in the Study of Heart Disease ERIKA L. ROSENBERG 524
CONTENTS 25 Extraversión, Alcohol, and Enjoyment їх '֊’o WILLIBALD RUCH Afterword: Laughter and Cheerfulness ՝U WILLIBALD RUCH 26 The Effects of Alcohol on the Emotional Displays of Whites in Interracial Groups C CATHARINE E. FAIRBAIRN, MICHAEL A. SAYETTE, IOHN M. LEVINE, JEFFREY F. COHN, AND KASEY G. CRESWELL Afterword: Using FACS to Understand Underlying Processes During Social Exchange Both Inside and Outside the Laboratory CATHARINE E. FAIRBAIRN AND MICHAEL A. SAYETTE 27 Alcohol and Group Formation: A Multimodal Investigation ot the Hflects of Alcohol on Emotion and Social Bonding 56( MICHAEL A. SAYETTE, KASEY G. CRESWELL, JOHN D. DIMOFF, CATHARINE E. FAIRBAIRN, JEFFREY F. COHN, BRYAN W. HECKMAN, THOMAS R. KIRCHNER, JOHN M. LEVINE, AND RICHARD L. MORELAND Afterword: Use of FACS in a Social Context Can Enhance Understanding of Addiction 5ÄI MICHAEL A. SAYETTE AND CATHARINE E. FAIRBAIRN 28 Intensive Meditation Training Influences Emotional Responses to Suffering 584 ERIKA L. ROSENBERG, ANTHONY P. ZANESCO, BRANDON G. KING, STEPHEN R. AICHELE, TONYA L. JACOBS, DAVID A. BRIDWELL, KATHERINE A. MACLEAN, PHILLIP R. SHAVER, EMILIO FERRER, В AL JINDER К. SAHDRA, SHIRI LÁVY, В. ALAN WALLACE, AND CLIFFORD D. SARON Afterword: Mind Training and Facial Emotion—A New Frontier 611 ERIKA L. ROSENBERG Concluding Commentary—FACS: Yesterday and Today 6/4 PAUL EKMAN Index 619 |
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THIRD EDITION
WHAT THE FACE
REVEALS
Basic and Applied Studies of Spontanea „„
Expression Using the Facial Action Coding
System (FACS)
EDITED BY
ERIKA L ROSENBERG
Center for Mind and Brain, UC Davis
PAUL EKMAN
University of California, San Francisco
OXFORD
UNIVERSITY PRESS
CONTENTS
Acknowledgments xi
Contributors xv
Introduction to the Third Edition: FACS in the 21st Century 1
ERIKA L ROSENBERG
SECTION 1 Animal FACS
1 Classifying Chimpanzee Facial Expressions Using Muscle Action 25
LISA A PARR, BRIDGET M WALLER, SARAH J VICK, AND KIM A BARD
Afterword: Ten Years After ChimpFACS 42
LISA A PARR
2 Pedomorphic Facial Expressions Give Dogs a Selective Advantage 45
BRIDGET M WALLER, KATE PEIRCE, CATIA C CAEIRO, LINDA SCHEIDER,
ANNE M BURROWS, SANDRA MCCUNE, AND JULIANE KAMINSKI
Afterword: Extending FACS Beyond Primates 56
BRIDGET M WALLER
3 EquiFACS: The Equine Facial Action Coding System 58
JENNIFER WATHAN, ANNE M BURROWS, BRIDGET M WALLER,
AND KAREN MCCOMB
Afterword: What Might Comparisons Across Species Reveal? 93
JENNIFER WATHAN
SECTION 2 Automated FACS Measurement
4 Signal Characteristics of Spontaneous Facial Expressions: Automatic
Movement in Solitary and Social Smiles 99
KAREN L SCHMIDT, JEFFREY F COHN, AND YINGLI TIAN
5 Toward Automatic Recognition of Spontaneous Facial Actions 115
MARIAN STEWART BARTLETT, JAVIER R MOVELLAN, GWEN LITTLEWORT,
BJORN BRAATHEN, MARK G FRANK, AND TERRENCE J SEJNOWSKI
Afterword: The Next Generation of Automatic Facial Expression
Measurement 134
JAVIER R MOVELLAN AND MARIAN STEWART BARTLETT
6 Spontaneous Facial Expression in Unscripted Social Interactions
Can Be Measured Automatically 146
JEFFREY M GIRARD, JEFFREY F COHN, LASZLO A JENI,
MICHAEL A SAYETTE, AND FERNANDO DE LA TORRE
Afterword: Generalizability of Automated AU Detection 163
JEFFREY M GIRARD AND JEFFREY F COHN
SECTION 3 Basic Affective Science
7 Differentiating Emotion Elicited and Deliberate Emotional Facial Expressions 167
URSULA HESS AND ROBERT E, KLECK
Afterword: Objective Differences Versus Observer’s Ratings 183
URSULA HESS
8 Smiles When Lying 185
PAUL EKMAN, WALLACE V FRIESEN, AND MAUREEN O’SULLIVAN
Afterword: Smiles When Lying 198
PAUL EKMAN
9 Coherence Between Expressive and Experiential Systems in Emotion 200
ERIKA L ROSENBERG AND PAUL EKMAN
Afterword: Emotions as Unified Responses 222
ERIKA L ROSENBERG
10 Signs of Appeasement: Evidence for the Distinct Displays of
Embarrassment, Amusement, and Shame 225
DACHER KELTNER
Afterword: The Forms and Functions of Embarrassment 247
DACHER KELTNER
SECTION 4 Development
11 Differential Facial Responses to Four Basic Tastes in Newborns 253
DIANA ROSENSTEIN AND HARRIET OSTER
Afterword: Facial Expression as a Window on Sensory Experience and
Affect in Newborn Infants—Research with Baby FACS 269
HARRIET OSTER
12 Do Infants Show Distinct Negative Facial Expressions for Fear and Anger?
Emotional Expression in 11-Month-Old European American, Chinese,
and Japanese Infants 273
LINDA A CAMRAS, HARRIET OSTER, ROGER BAKEMAN, ZHAOLAN MENG,
TATSUO UJIIE, AND JOSEPH J CAMPOS
Afterword: Studying Infant Facial Expressions Across Cultures 293
LINDA A CAMRAS, HARRIET OSTER, AND JOSEPH J CAMPOS
13 All Smiles Are Positive, but Some Smiles Are More Positive Than Others 296
DANIEL S MESSINGER, ALAN FOGEL, AND K LAURIE DICKSON
Afterword: Smile On—New Developments in Measuring and Modeling
Positive Affect 317
DANIEL S MESSINGER
14 Facial Expressions of Emotion and Psychopathology in Adolescent Boys 320
DACHER KELTNER, TERRIE E MOFFITT, AND MAGDA STOUTHAMER-LOEBER
Afterword: Facial Expression, Personality, and Psychopathology 335
DACHER KELTNER
SECTION 5 Pain
15 Genuine, Suppressed, and Faked Facial Behavior During Exacerbation of
Chronic Low Back Pain 341
KENNETH D CRAIG, SUSAN A HYDE, AND CHRISTOPHER J PATRICK
Afterword: On Knowing Another’s Pain 358
KENNETH D CRAIG
16 Pain and Disgust: The Facial Signaling of Two Aversive Bodily Experiences 362
MIRIAM KUNZ, JESSICA PETER, SONJA HUSTER, AND STEFAN LAUTENBACHER
Afterword: The Question of Uniqueness of the Facial Expression of Pain 377
STEFAN LAUTENBACHER AND MIRIAM KUNZ
17 The Influence of Communicative Relations on Facial Responses to
Pain: Does It Matter Who Is Watching? 379
ANNA J KARMANN, STEFAN LAUTENBACHER, FLORIAN BAUER,
AND MIRIAM KUNZ
Afterword: How Social Context Shapes the Way We Facially Express Pain 396
MIRIAM KUNZ AND STEFAN LAUTENBACHER
18 Effects of Alzheimer Disease on the Facial Expression of Pain 399
PAUL A BEACH, JONATHAN T HUCK, MELODIE M MIRANDA,
KEVIN T FOLEY, AND ANDREA C BOZOKI
Afterword: The Face of Pain in Alzheimer Disease 416
PAUL A, BEACH
SECTION 6 Psychopathology
19 Facial Expression in Affective Disorders
PAUL EKMAN, DAVID MATSUMOTO, AND WALLACE V FRIESEN
Afterword: Depression and Expression
PAUL EKMAN
20 Interaction Regulations Used by Schizophrenic and Psychosomatic
Patients: Studies on Facial Behavior in Dyadic Interactions
EVELYNE STEIMER-KRAUSE, RAINER R KRAUSE, AND GUNTER WAGNER
Afterword: Update on the Research on Dyadic Interaction of Behaviors
in Psychotherapy
RAINER R KRAUSE
21 Affective Relationship Patterns and Psychotherapeutic Change
EVA BANNINGER-HUBER AND CHRISTINE WIDMER
Afterword: Interactive Relationship Patterns in Everyday Interactions and
in Psychotherapy
EVA BANNINGER-HUBER AND EVA HUBER
22 Nonverbal Social Withdrawal in Depression: Evidence from Manual and
Automatic Analyses
JEFFREY M GIRARD, JEFFREY F COHN, MOHAMMAD H MAHOOR,
S MOHAMMAD MAVADATI, ZAKIA HAMMAL, AND DEAN P ROSENWALD
Afterword: Automated Analysis of Depressed Behavior
JEFFREY M GIRARD AND JEFFREY F COHN
23 Duchenne Display Responses Toward Sixteen Enjoyable
Emotions: Individual Differences Between No and Fear of
Being Laughed At
TRACEY PLATT, JENNIFER HOFMANN, WILLIBALD RUCH, AND RENE T PROYER
Afterword: The Role of Enjoyable Emotions in Understanding the Fear of
Being Laughed At
TRACEY PLATT
SECTION 7 Social and Health Psychology
24 Linkages Between Facial Expressions of Anger and Transient
Myocardial Ischemia in Men with Coronary Artery Disease
ERIKA L ROSENBERG, PAUL EKMAN, WEI JIANG, MICHAEL BABYAK,
R EDWARD COLEMAN, MICHAEL HANSON, CHRISTOPHER O’CONNOR,
ROBERT WAUGH, AND JAMES A BLUMENTHAL
Afterword: Facial Expression and Emotion in the Study of Heart Disease
ERIKA L ROSENBERG
CONTENTS ix
25 Extraversion, Alcohol, and Enjoyment 526
WILLIBALD RUCH
Afterword: Laughter and Cheerfulness 543
WILLIBALD RUCH
26 The Effects of Alcohol on the Emotional Displays of Whites in
Interracial Groups 545
CATHARINE E FAIRBAIRN, MICHAEL A SAYETTE, JOHN M LEVINE,
JEFFREY F COHN, AND KASEY G CRESWELL
Afterword: Using FACS to Understand Underlying Processes During
Social Exchange Both Inside and Outside the Laboratory 563
CATHARINE E FAIRBAIRN AND MICHAEL A SAYETTE
27 Alcohol and Group Formation: A Multimodal Investigation of the Effects
of Alcohol on Emotion and Social Bonding 566
MICHAEL A SAYETTE, KASEY G CRESWELL, JOHN D, DIMOFF, CATHARINE E
FAIRBAIRN, JEFFREY F COHN, BRYAN W HECKMAN, THOMAS R KIRCHNER,
JOHN M LEVINE, AND RICHARD L MORELAND
Afterword: Use of FACS in a Social Context Can Enhance Understanding
of Addiction 581
MICHAEL A SAYETTE AND CATHARINE E FAIRBAIRN
28 Intensive Meditation Training Influences Emotional Responses to Suffering 584
ERIKA L ROSENBERG, ANTHONY P ZANESCO, BRANDON G KING,
STEPHEN R AICHELE, TONYA L JACOBS, DAVID A BRIDWELL,
KATHERINE A MACLEAN, PHILLIP R SHAVER, EMILIO FERRER,
BALJINDER K SAHDRA, SHIRI LAVY, B ALAN WALLACE, AND
CLIFFORD D SARON
Afterword: Mind Training and Facial Emotion—A New Frontier 611
ERIKA L ROSENBERG
Concluding Commentary—FACS: Yesterday and Today 614
PAUL EKMAN
Index 619
Acknowledgments xi Contributors xv Introduction to the Third Edition: FACS in the 21st Century I ERIKA L. ROSENBERG SECTION 1 Animal FACS 1 Classifying Chimpanzee Facial Expressions Using Muscle Action 25 LISA A. PARR, BRIDGET M. WALLER, SARAH J. VICK, AND KIM A. BARD Afterword: Ten Years After ChimpFACS 42 LISA A. PARR 2 Pedomorphic Facial Expressions Give Dogs a Selective Advantage 45 BRIDGET M. WALLER, KATE PEIRCE, CÁTIA C. CAEIRO, LINDA SCHEIDER, ANNE M. BURROWS, SANDRA MCCUNE, AND JULIANE KAMINSKI Afterword: Extending FACS Beyond Primates 56 BRIDGET M. WALLER 3 EquiFACS: The Equine Facial Action Coding System 58 JENNIFER WATHAN, ANNE M. BURROWS, BRIDGET M. WALLER, AND KAREN MCCOMB Afterword: What Might Comparisons Across Species Reveal? 93 JENNIFER WATHAN SECTION 2 Automated FACS Measurement 4 Signal Characteristics of Spontaneous Facial Expressions: Automatic Movement in Solitary and Social Smiles KAREN L. SCHMIDT, JEFFREY F. COHN, AND YINGLI TIAN 99
vi 5 CONTENTS Toward Automatic Recognition of Spontaneous Facial Actions 115 MARIAN STEWART BARTLETT, JAVIER R. MOVELLAN, GWEN LITTLEWORT, BJORN BRAATHEN, MARK G. FRANK, AND TERRENCE J. SEJNOWSKI Afterword: The Next Generation of Automatic Facial Expression Measurement 134 JAVIER R. MOVELLAN AND MARIAN STEWART BARTLETT 6 Spontaneous Facial Expression in Unscripted Social Interactions Can Be Measured Automatically 146 JEFFREY M. GIRARD, JEFFREY F. COHN, LASZLO A. JENI, MICHAEL A. SAYETTE, AND FERNANDO DE LA TORRE Afterword: Generalizability of Automated AU Detection 163 JEFFREY M. GIRARD AND JEFFREY F. COHN SECTION 3 Basic Affective Science 7 Differentiating Emotion Elicited and Deliberate Emotional Facial Expressions 167 URSULA HESS AND ROBERT E. KLECK Afterword: Objective Differences Versus Observer’s Ratings 183 URSULA HESS 8 Smiles When Lying 185 PAUL EKMAN, WALLACE V. FRIESEN, AND MAUREEN O’SULLIVAN Afterword: Smiles When Lying 198 PAUL EKMAN 9 Coherence Between Expressive and Experiential Systems in Emotion 200 ERIKA L. ROSENBERG AND PAUL EKMAN Afterword: Emotions as Unified Responses շշշ ERIKA L. ROSENBERG 10 Signs of Appeasement: Evidence for the Distinct Displays of Embarrassment, Amusement, and Shame 225 DÄCHER KELTNER Afterword: The Forms and Functions of Embarrassment 247 DÄCHER KELTNER SECTION 4 Development 11 Differential Facial Responses to Four Basic Tastes in Newborns 253 DIANA ROSENSTEIN AND HARRIET OSTER Afterword: Facial Expression as a Window on Sensory Experience and Affect in Newborn Infants—Research with Baby FACS HARRIET OSTER 269
CONTENTS 12 Do Infants Show Distinct Negative Facial Expressions tor Fear and Anger'՜ Emotional Expression in 11-Month-Old European American, Chinese, and Japanese Infants vii 37 t LINDA A. CAMRAS, HARRIET OSTER, ROGER BAKEMAN, ZHAOI.AN Mi .N't,, TATSUO UJIIE, AND JOSEPH J. CAMPOS Afterword: Studying Infant Facial Expressions Across Cultures 393 LINDA A. CAMRAS, HARRIET OSTER, AND JOSEPH J. CAMPOS 13 All Smiles Are Positive, but Some Smiles Are More Positive Than Others 39t, DANIEL S. MESSINGER, ALAN FOGEL, AND K. LAURIE DICKSON Afterword: Smile On—New Developments in Measuring and Modeling Positive Affect 3J7 DANIEL S. MESSINGER 14 Facial Expressions of Emotion and Psychopathology in Adolescent Boys 330 DÄCHER KELTNER, TERRIE E. MOFFITT, AND MAGDA STOUTHAMER-LOEBEK Afterword: Facial Expression, Personality, and Psychopathology 335 DÄCHER KELTNER SECTION 5 Pain 15 Genuine, Suppressed, and Faked Facial Behavior During Exacerbation of Chronic Low Back Pain 34 I KENNETH D. CRAIG, SUSAN A. HYDE, AND CHRISTOPHER J. PATRICK Afterword: On Knowing Another’s Pain 35# KENNETH D. CRAIG 16 Pain and Disgust: The Facial Signaling of Two Aversive Bodily Experiences 362 MIRIAM KUNZ, JESSICA PETER, SONJA HUSTER, AND STEFAN LAUTENBACHKR Afterword: The Question of Uniqueness of the Facial Expression of Pain 377 STEFAN LAUTENBACHER AND MIRIAM KUNZ 17 The Influence of Communicative Relations on Facial Responses to Pain: Does It Matter Who Is Watching? 379 ANNA J. KARMANN, STEFAN LAUTENBACHER, FLORIAN BAUER, AND MIRIAM KUNZ Afterword: Flow Social Context Shapes the Way We Facially Express Pain
396 MIRIAM KUNZ AND STEFAN LAUTENBACHER 18 Effects of Alzheimer Disease on the Facial Expression of Pain 399 PAUL A. BEACH, JONATHAN T. HUCK, MELODIE M. MIRANDA, KEVIN T. FOLEY, AND ANDREA C. BOZOKI Afterword: The Face of Pain in Alzheimer Disease PAUL A. BEACH 416
CONTENTS SECTION 6 Psychopathology 19 Facial Expression in Affective Disorders 421 PAUL EKMAN, DAVID MATSUMOTO, AND WALLACE V. FRIESEN Afterword: Depression and Expression 432 PAUL EKMAN 20 Interaction Regulations Used by Schizophrenic and Psychosomatic Patients: Studies on Facial Behavior in Dyadic Interactions 433 EVELYNE STEIMER-KRAUSE, RAINER R. KRAUSE, AND GUNTER WAGNER Afterword: Update on the Research on Dyadic Interaction of Behaviors in Psychotherapy 452 RAINER R. KRAUSE 21 Affective Relationship Patterns and Psychotherapeutic Change 456 EVA BÄNNINGER-HUBER AND CHRISTINE WIDMER Afterword: Interactive Relationship Patterns in Everyday Interactions and in Psychotherapy 469 EVA BÄNNINGER-HUBER AND EVA HUBER 22 Nonverbal Social Withdrawal in Depression: Evidence from Manual and Automatic Analyses 472 JEFFREY M. GIRARD, JEFFREY F. COHN, MOHAMMAD H. MAHOOR, S. MOHAMMAD MAVADATI, ZAKIA HAMMAL, AND DEAN P. ROSENWALD Afterword: Automated Analysis of Depressed Behavior 487 JEFFREY M. GIRARD AND JEFFREY F. COHN 23 Duchenne Display Responses Toward Sixteen Enjoyable Emotions: Individual Differences Between No and Fear of Being Laughed At 490 TRACEY PLATT, JENNIFER HOFMANN, WILLIBALD RUCH, AND RENÉ T. PROYER Afterword: The Role of Enjoyable Emotions in Understanding the Fear of Being Laughed At 506 TRACEY PLATT SECTION 7 Social and Health Psychology 24 Linkages Between Facial Expressions of Anger and Transient Myocardial Ischemia in Men with Coronary Artery Disease 511 ERIKA L. ROSENBERG, PAUL EKMAN, WEI JIANG, MICHAEL BABYAK, R, EDWARD COLEMAN, MICHAEL HANSON, CHRISTOPHER
O’CONNOR, ROBERT WAUGH, AND JAMES A. BLUMENTHAL Afterword: Facial Expression and Emotion in the Study of Heart Disease ERIKA L. ROSENBERG 524
CONTENTS 25 Extraversión, Alcohol, and Enjoyment їх '֊’o WILLIBALD RUCH Afterword: Laughter and Cheerfulness ՝U WILLIBALD RUCH 26 The Effects of Alcohol on the Emotional Displays of Whites in Interracial Groups C CATHARINE E. FAIRBAIRN, MICHAEL A. SAYETTE, IOHN M. LEVINE, JEFFREY F. COHN, AND KASEY G. CRESWELL Afterword: Using FACS to Understand Underlying Processes During Social Exchange Both Inside and Outside the Laboratory CATHARINE E. FAIRBAIRN AND MICHAEL A. SAYETTE 27 Alcohol and Group Formation: A Multimodal Investigation ot the Hflects of Alcohol on Emotion and Social Bonding 56( MICHAEL A. SAYETTE, KASEY G. CRESWELL, JOHN D. DIMOFF, CATHARINE E. FAIRBAIRN, JEFFREY F. COHN, BRYAN W. HECKMAN, THOMAS R. KIRCHNER, JOHN M. LEVINE, AND RICHARD L. MORELAND Afterword: Use of FACS in a Social Context Can Enhance Understanding of Addiction 5ÄI MICHAEL A. SAYETTE AND CATHARINE E. FAIRBAIRN 28 Intensive Meditation Training Influences Emotional Responses to Suffering 584 ERIKA L. ROSENBERG, ANTHONY P. ZANESCO, BRANDON G. KING, STEPHEN R. AICHELE, TONYA L. JACOBS, DAVID A. BRIDWELL, KATHERINE A. MACLEAN, PHILLIP R. SHAVER, EMILIO FERRER, В AL JINDER К. SAHDRA, SHIRI LÁVY, В. ALAN WALLACE, AND CLIFFORD D. SARON Afterword: Mind Training and Facial Emotion—A New Frontier 611 ERIKA L. ROSENBERG Concluding Commentary—FACS: Yesterday and Today 6/4 PAUL EKMAN Index 619 |
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| title_fullStr | What the face reveals basic and applied studies of spontaneous expression using the facial action coding system (FACS) edited by Erika L. Rosenberg (Center for Mind and Brain, UC Davis), Paul Ekman (University of California, San Francisco) |
| title_full_unstemmed | What the face reveals basic and applied studies of spontaneous expression using the facial action coding system (FACS) edited by Erika L. Rosenberg (Center for Mind and Brain, UC Davis), Paul Ekman (University of California, San Francisco) |
| title_short | What the face reveals |
| title_sort | what the face reveals basic and applied studies of spontaneous expression using the facial action coding system facs |
| title_sub | basic and applied studies of spontaneous expression using the facial action coding system (FACS) |
| topic | Ausdruckspsychologie (DE-588)4122846-7 gnd Gesicht (DE-588)4020687-7 gnd |
| topic_facet | Ausdruckspsychologie Gesicht Aufsatzsammlung |
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