Human facial expression judgment in a conversational context |
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Authors: | G. Alfred Forsyth Richard I. Kushner Peggy D. Forsyth |
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Affiliation: | (1) Bloomsburg State College, 17815 Bloomsburg, PA;(2) Redlands University, USA;(3) The Pennsylvania State University Hazleton Campus, USA |
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Abstract: | Two hundred eighty male and female college students scaled thirty-five human face photographs for the degree of annoyance, interest, understanding, and spontaneity expressed. An individual differences analysis of the scaling data indicated independence of these expression dimensions and resulted in 11 like-perceiving subgroups of subjects. These homogeneous subgroups were characterized on the basis of their differential use of facial features within as well as between expression dimensions and on their differences in a test of figural creativity.The authors are grateful to Dr. Dina Anselmi and Dr. Michael Tirrell for their contributions to the Phase II data collection. |
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