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Integrating Context and Emotions: Top-Down Effects of Intent on Mimicry and Contagion
Emotions are always expressed and perceived in context. Context can provide key information about the meaning of the emotional expression, such as cues regarding the expresser's intentions. We examined how contextually inferred intent (Study 1, N = 212) as well as explicitly stated intent (Study 2,
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