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Integration of facial and contextual cues in emotion inferences is limited and variable across categories and individuals
The ability to make nuanced inferences about other people’s emotional states is central to social functioning. While emotion inferences can be sensitive to both facial movements and the situational context that they occur in, relatively little is understood about when these two sources of informatio
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