The study uses postcolonial theory to interpret face-to-face in depth interviews with female accountants and in particular their experiences and attitudes regarding wearing or not wearing the hijab in Syria.
"Your brain jumps over that edge like it wasn't there, and while doing so you finish the image in your head, using your primal reflex to recognise and interpret faces".
"Honey, grope around under the Christmas tree until you find a small green box that says, 'To Gracie, Love Mom and Dad.' Lift the lid, without disturbing the bow, and bring me the bracelet that's inside!" A myriad of expressions crossed his face, but I was in too much of a frenzy trying to do my face to interpret his face.
The sign out front said, "You know how to interpret the face of the earth and sky, but why do you not know how to interpret the present time?" Inside the church, all the congregants were no doubt down on their knees, praying in their headsocks.
It's up to you how to interpret her face, but you should try as hard as you can to make it kind-looking.
For example, Leppanen et al. [41] reported that depressed patients have an impairment in recognizing neutral faces and a tendency to interpret happy faces as neutral, and interpreting this as a negative shift in emotion recognition [42], [52], [53].
In fact, they were more likely to interpret "positive" faces as being "negative" more than the actual negative ones.
Depressed patients have an attentional bias toward negative stimuli (easier to attract patients' attention) [ 9], which are more inclined to interpret neutral faces as sad [ 10, 11].
As Fernley indicated, "Growing up with a disability doesn't bring with it a sense of shame or self-doubt; it's only when we learn to interpret the faces of the people around us, or when our environment offers no chance of interacting on an ordinary level, that we learn such things [ 8]".
A less cynical view suggests that Justice Scalia simply believes that the Constitution should be interpreted at face value and that questions about a right to privacy not mentioned or implied in the Constitution should be decided by legislatures.
Scientists are human and have biases about how results should be interpreted, and face pressure from the current "impact" agenda to show how research is of immediate public importance.
