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Prior information about another’s emotional state shapes the perceptual representation of their facial expressions
Context is known to change how people evaluate facial expressions. However, predictive processing accounts claim that context should also shape faceperceptual representation, causing objectively identical expressions to appear different perceptually. We tested thisin five experiments with En
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