The phrase 'emotion depicted' is correct and usable in written English.
You can usually use it when discussing literature or art; for instance, you might write, "The artist masterfully depicted the character's emotions in the painting."
They were asked to indicate the emotion depicted by the particular face as spontaneously as possible by choosing one button according to the following categories: happiness, anger, fear, sadness, disgust, or neutral.
The instruction was to recognize the emotion depicted and a forced-choice answering format with all emotions and neutral was listed on the right side of the screen.
If psychological ratings reflected the physical features of facial stimuli, identification rates for each facial stimulus would correspond to the intensity of emotion depicted in the facial stimulus.
These masks, which generally portray either a neutral or a very strong emotion, depict stock character types found in traditional Noh scripts: women, deities, old men, mythological beasts, and so forth.
During stimulation, participants were presented with male and female facial expressions of emotion depicting happiness, anger or sadness via projection on a semitransparent screen installed in the scanner room using an LCD-projector positioned outside the scanner room (Ekman & Friesen Picture Set, Ekman & Friesen, 1976).
In fact, it's the everyday scale of the emotions depicted that lends them their significance.
This study investigated the processing of six basic emotions depicted on faces in an "at risk" group, compared to a control group.
Reading, and, as a child, being read to, becoming intensely involved in the story line, identifying with the characters, feeling the emotions depicted on the page.
The rendering of semi-clad men and women, in various modes of social and spiritual decay, inflamed my imagination because of the depth of emotions depicted".
Facebook: GGSC's Faculty and Science Directors, Dacher Keltner and Emiliana Simon-Thomas helped Facebook support resolution between people with different views on posts and accurately capture the emotions depicted in the emoticons users can insert into their messages.
If you show teenagers pictures of faces, they will be some 20% less accurate in gauging the emotions depicted, not recovering this ability until they are 18 or so.
