Other studies using dynamically presented faces have reported increased eye-gaze towards neutral expression faces with a marginal trend towards effects being maintained when faces changed to a happy expression and decreased when they changed to an angry one 18 and increased eye-gaze across dynamic expressions of sadness, happiness, pain or fear 19 .
← all excerpts
Oxytocin biases eye-gaze to dynamic and static social images and the eyes of fearful faces: associations with trait autism.
1
—
—