Psychobiology of memory and emotion; Emotional Facial Expressions (L7) 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyMemory and emotionUniversityNone Created by: adamedwardsCreated on: 21-05-18 16:43 What effect does amygdala damage have on emotional perception? Impairs recognition of emotional faces, activation of amygdala by fearful faces 1 of 14 Patient SM had damage to the amygdala which impaired... Recognition of emotional faces 2 of 14 Which syndrome can be replicated by lesions to the amygdala? Kluver-Bucy syndrome 3 of 14 What is the left hemisphere activated by? Positive emotions 4 of 14 What does damage to the left hemisphere sometimes result in? Depression and overly catastrophic and weepy about injuries 5 of 14 Damage to the right hemisphere results in... Fewer negative emotions 6 of 14 Which hemisphere is specialised for non-conscious emotional face perception? The right hemisphere 7 of 14 What do monkeys show about laterality of emotional facial expressions? The left side of the monkeys face is quicker to express aggression than the right 8 of 14 Damage to the region of motor cortex lead to what condition... Volitional facial paresis 9 of 14 Volitional facial paresis is... Where a person can express genuine emotions but not fake 10 of 14 Emotional facial paresis is caused by.... and results in .... Damage to specific region of the PFC or thalamic region between PFC and hindbrain regions, a person can express fake emotions but not genuine emotions 11 of 14 What does Ekman and Friesen (1971) prove about cross-cultural generality? Production and recognition of facial expressions by people living in remote parts of New Guinea was the same as for Western cultures 12 of 14 What does Izard (1971) prove about facial expressions by young children? Blind children exhibit similar facial expressions to those of sighted children 13 of 14 What is a weakness for biological facial expression theory? Easterners look more at the eyes westerners look more at the whol face 14 of 14
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