Furthermore, in studies of recognition memory for emotional faces, mood-congruence effects have sometimes been observed (Gilboa-Schechtman et al., 2002; Jermann et al., 2008; Ridout et al., 2003; Ridout, Noreen, et al., 2009) and sometimes not (e.g. Ridout, Dritschel, et al., 2009).
I silently prayed that when my grandmother saw my face, her mood would change.
As the show's creator David E Kelley remembered it in 2004: "They shrieked in horror: James Spader is not a network face!" This mood of uncertainty – do we like him; can we trust him?
The codebook definitions of the 7 qualifiers took into consideration specific keywords and phrases, common internet expressions (e.g., "lol"), and emoticons (textual expressions representing a face or mood) (Table 2).
Nothing was posted on social media but, when the students looked at their own smiling faces, their mood improved significantly.
It shows the faces and mood of the largely foreign Taliban fighters as they are led out from a basement building onto a parade ground, and answers many of the questions as to how the uprising began.
Its faces, its moods, its images, and its music are unforgettable.
A quiet boy, a dreamer, an odd one who could scare the other boys with his strange faces and moods, who loved to jump on his horse in jeans and cowboy boots and ride around as if in an American movie.
On Saturday evening Broad's long face reflected the mood of his team.
However, if the subject of his authority arises, his face and his mood change.
