GLASGOW , England, Feb. 6 (UPI) -- Humans are capable of expressing only four basic facial emotions, while other emotions develop over time into more complex socially-specific signals. According ...

Recently, a paper entitled "Decoding six basic emotions from brain functional connectivity patterns" was published online in Science China Life Sciences by Dr. Fang Fang’s group in the School of ...

A computational model of face perception identified the six basic expressions with 96.9 percent accuracy, and the 15 compound expressions with 76.9 percent accuracy.

The four faces we share: How happiness, sadness, surprise and disgust are basic expressions common to all cultures. There were six emotions including fear and anger ...

In other words, those basic emotions aren’t really universally perceived at all—whether or not you’ve been culturally conditioned to look for them, and whether or not you’re given them as ...

She quotes the study authors who wrote,"Our data reflect that the six basic facial expressions of emotion, ... that leaves us with the four basic emotions of: 1) Happiness 2) Sadness ...

HUMAN BEINGS show four basic emotions through facial expressions, and not six as previously thought - according to scientists at a leading Scots university.

All human behaviour can be broken down into four basic emotions, according to research by Glasgow University. The study has challenged a commonly-held belief that there are six basic emotions of ...

This is an illustration from the study reveals the difference between how Western Caucasians (WC) and East Asians (EA) perceive the six basic facial expressions of emotion.

All human behaviour can be broken down into four basic emotions, according to research by Glasgow University. The study has challenged a commonly-held belief that there are six basic emotions of ...