Raised middle-finger: electrocortical correlates of social conditioning with nonverbal affective gestures.
Humans form impressions of others by associating persons (faces) with negative or positive social outcomes. This learning process has been referred to as social conditioning. In everyday life, affective nonverbal gestures may constitute important social signals cueing threat or safety, which therefo...
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Public Library of Science (PLoS)
2014
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