To understand most people's anger, we need to understand what they're angry at. The fleeting emotions—those "micro-expressions"—that pass across our faces are only a small part of that story.

Some people are “face-centric” and others are “context ... in this integration - may be crucial for understanding real-world emotion perception. Get the help you need from a therapist ...

New research published in Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience reveals that boys and girls show distinct brain ...

As you make faces, ask your little one what type of face you are pulling, this can help them to label emotions and recognise how people might be feeling. You could ask them to copy your facial ...