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Induced sad mood biases responses to sad and neutral faces under low visibility: behavioral and ERP evidence
Facial expression recognition is shaped by both stimulus properties and the perceiver’s affective state. Research on emotional face processing under backward masking has largely focused on threatening expressions, and few studies have examined how an observer's mood influences recognition of non-thr
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