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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Facial EMG"”.

  1. Affective and Autonomic Responses to Erotic Images among Young Women with and without Sexual Difficulties

    … presentation of the erotic images (i.e., in facial EMG, heart rate, and self-report affective ratings) and follow-up analyses provided preliminary evidence for generalizing the disgust model of female sexual dysfunction beyond disorders of sexual pain, at least among some women. Exploratory …

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  2. The tell-tale body: investigating the intertwined relationship between social cognition and visual perception through physiological indices.

    … - skin conductance, pupil dilation, and facial EMG - both before and after conscious awareness. Social skills were assessed through self-report questionnaires. Our findings revealed distinct physiological activation patterns across stimuli. Emotional faces elicited the strongest effects, …

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  3. Individual Differences in Behavioural and Physiological Responses to Affective Touch

    … again took the same sample of videos and used facial EMG to see whether the explicitly rated vicarious preference for CT-optimal over non-CT-optimal touch could be detected implicitly. It was found that observation of CT-optimal social tactile interactions did not elicit the same affective …

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  4. Understanding affective response to food using facial electromyography: a preliminary look at individual differences

    … of the consumer experience. Such methods include facial electromyography, which can pick up changes in the facial muscles, often in the corrugator, levator, and zygomaticus muscles, as these have been shown to be related to affect.<br/><br/>Further literature has also indicated the benefits of …

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