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Facial Expressivity in Non-Clinical Psychosi

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Research has found that both schizophrenia populations and populations at clinical high risk for psychosis show alterations in facial affect expressivity, specifically blunting. However, it is unknown whether these alterations occur prior to onset, or whether they develop as a consequence of psychosis onset processes. The current study sought to...

Keyword:

Non-clinical psychosis, iMotions, positive symptoms, dampening, FACS, and facial expressivity

Subject:

Psychology

Creator:

Vijay A. Mittal, Tina Gupta, and Kimberly Rowghani

Owner:

Scholarly Digital Publishing

Date Uploaded:

06/04/2019

Date Modified:

06/04/2019

Date Created:

5/1/2019