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Approach-avoidance contingencies shape expression memory and valence evaluation
Facial expressions guide approach and avoidance, but actions toward a person may also change how that person is later represented. We tested whether learned action-category relations shape the accuracy of later expression-memory reports and affective evaluation. Across three online experiments, part
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