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How observers decode pain from facial reactions. Distributed patterns of facial muscle contractions drive pain judgments in both naturalistic and synthetic expressions.
Assessing others' pain relies heavily on facial expressions, yet how individuals translate observable facial features into pain judgements remains poorly understood. We combined a retrospective analysis of naturalistic spontaneous pain expressions across three different cohorts (Study 1, N = 398) wi
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