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

  1. 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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  2. Disgust and religious morality of mind

    … and moral judgments. Studies 3 and 4 used facial electromyography (EMG) to address a more fundamental question: is disgust in response to religious thought violations associated with physical disgust (i.e., oral/nasal inhibition)? Study 3 first replicated previous research demonstrating an …

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  3. Anger Induction and Ambient Interventions: Effects on Cardiovascular Activity and Frontal EEG Asymmetry

    … impedance (ICG), frontal EEG asymmetry, and facial electromyography (fEMG). Results: The cardiovascular and EEG results of the present thesis pointed to a circumplex model of anger with quadruplet facets along cardiovascular responses to challenge/threat contexts in conjunction with …

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  4. Increasing experience sharing through regulation instructions

    Experience sharing is an individual’s tendency to resonate with and take on the sensory, motor, and affective experiences of others. While traditional conceptualizations of this process argue its automaticity, recent literature suggests it may have a motivational component. This study aimed to …

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