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Emotion recognition

This image, featured on the cover of the journal Patterns in reference to a paper published by a Penn State research team, illustrates a person mid-jump in a representation of joyous emotion. Human body movements convey emotions and play a role in everyday communication. Credit: James Z. Wang, Chenyan Wu, HstrongART/iStock. All Rights Reserved.

Human body movements may enable automated emotion recognition, researchers say

Categories Brain & Behavior

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