Attentional Bias in Humans Toward Human and Bonobo Expressions of Emotion.

Evol Psychol · 2021 · PMC10358346 · PMID 34318723

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Specifically, they gave less negative evaluations of the negative scenes (this was significant for the category Distress t (11.36) = 3.64, p < .001, with trends in the same direction for scratch ( p = .034) and yawn ( p = .014)) and less positive ratings following positive scenes (which was significant for grooming t (11.36) = 3.44, p = .001 and showed a trend in play ( p = .023).

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This was significant for the categories Play ( t (12.54) = 6.37, p < .001) and Distress ( t (11.36) = 20.63, p < .001), with a trend toward significance in the same direction for scratching ( p = .031).

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