> How we respond to another persons face when they are feeling different emotions is extremely inaccurate and quite useless, but we are all weak to believing that our conclusions are valid.
Perhaps in experiments where one has to judge a stranger's emotions from a photo or under conditions of active deception.
I want to balance out your comment with the obvious though - that most normal people are able to tell when others are distressed, stressed, worried, happy and so on - and this requires no analytic effort whatsoever.
Perhaps in experiments where one has to judge a stranger's emotions from a photo or under conditions of active deception.
I want to balance out your comment with the obvious though - that most normal people are able to tell when others are distressed, stressed, worried, happy and so on - and this requires no analytic effort whatsoever.