Tuning to the Positive: Age-Related Differences in Subjective Perception of Facial Emotion.

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Emotion Unchained: Facial Expression Modulates Gaze Cueing under Cognitive Load Developmental effects of stimulus gender and the social context in which it appears on threat detection.Developmental changes in the categorical processing of positive and negative facial expressions

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