GLASGOW - joy, sadness, anger, fear, disgust and surprise about all cultures. Previously it was believed that the emotion associated with the respective expression also applies universally. A research team led by Rachel Jack of the University of Glasgow clears out on this fallacy, as reported CURRENT BIOLOGY. To this end they were 13 Europeans and 13 Asians pictures with the six basic emotions and a neutral facial expression. Europeans found it easy to associate the feelings. Meanwhile, Asians had mainly problems with the expressions of fear and disgust. In recording the eye movements was noted that the Europeans scan the entire face, the Asians are concentrated almost exclusively on the eyes. Sun fear and disgust are difficult to distinguish. Even Asian Emoticons see corresponding different. (Joy) and OO (surprise).
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