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The effects of physical emotion intensity and perceived emotions on trait and ability judgments are non-linear
Facial expressions are important cues for trait inferences, yet most research focuses on intense, prototypical displays, leaving open how observers interpret ambiguous or blended expressions. Across two studies, we examined how anger–sadness morphs shape emotion perception and social judgments, and
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