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For Years, What The Face Reveals Has Been A Singular Collection Of Previously Published Original Research Using The Facial Action Coding System (facs) To Study Facial Behavior. Accompanying Each Article Is An Author Commentary, Prepared For This Book, On The Value Of Bringing Facs-based Measurement To Their Area Of Study. The New Third Edition Includes New Research Findings And Applications, And Extends The Focus Of Earlier Volumes To Showcase The Development Of Animal Facs Systems And Applications Of Automated Facs Measurement. What The Face Reveals Is An Indispensable Reference To Anyone Who Uses Facs In Their Research, As The Studies Showcased Here Employ A Variety Of Methodological And Design Technique For The Use Of Facs That Could Be Replicated Or Extended In Other Research Contexts. New To This Edition: --revised To Include 50% New Contributions, Reflecting Changes In Facial Measurement In The 21st Century --new Structure Organized Around Six Areas Of Facs Research: Animal Facs, Automated Measurement, Basic Affective Science, Development, Pain, Psychopathology, And Social And Health Psychology
This volume investigates the utility and application of the Facial Action Coding System (FACS) in measuring human and animal facial behavior across diverse scientific disciplines. The authors, Erika L. Rosenberg and Paul Ekman, curate a collection of original research articles that demonstrate how standardized facial measurement provides objective data for affective science. By pairing primary research with expert commentary, the text establishes a framework for integrating FACS-based methodologies into contemporary psychological and biological studies.
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Experts recognize this collection as a foundational reference for researchers utilizing facial measurement in behavioral studies. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose and the high value of the author commentaries for contextualizing complex research findings.
Page Count:
672
Publication Date:
2020-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0190202955
ISBN-13:
9780190202958
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