An edition of Gender and the interpretation of emotion
(2004)
Gender and the interpretation of emotion
by Andrew Law
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Discusses how extensive investigation was done by researchers who used still photographs of facial expressions, a newspaper feature, and a nationally televised dramatic segment to gauge the differences between men and women in the thoughts and feelings they ascribe to others. Also discussed are the impact of different sample sizes, the use of controlled and uncontrolled labs, and the implications of the research for understanding autism.
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Gender and the interpretation of emotion
2004, Films for the Humanities & Sciences
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Videodisc release of the 1997 production.
Carol Vorderman, narrator.
DVD-R.
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