Publications by authors named "Yi-Xun Wu"
Article Synopsis
- Recognizing facial expressions is vital for social interactions, but previous research often looked at faces in isolation rather than in context.
- This study explored how facial expressions of drivers are processed within the context of online car-hailing scenes, focusing on differences between happy and neutral expressions.
- Findings showed that happy faces triggered stronger brain responses (larger amplitudes and shorter response times) compared to neutral faces, emphasizing the significance of scene context in understanding facial expressions.
