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Perceiving emotion and sex from the body: evidence from the Garner task for independent processes
Cognition and Emotion 34 (3):427-437 (2019)
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The appearance of the body signals socially relevant states and traits, but the how these cues are perceived is not well understood. Here we examined judgments of emotion and sex from the body’s ap...Other Versions
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