Sentence examples for reading emotion from inspiring English sources

This leads to the question: What sorts of people are good at reading emotion?

It began as an effort to help people on the autism spectrum who have difficulty reading emotion, and it is now being commercialized to help businesses understand their customers.

Younger adults are more adept at reading emotion in their partner's face than older adults.

Calvert and Campbell (Calvert and Campbell 2003) propose that the left middle and posterior temporal regions are used for reading speech from faces while the corresponding regions in the right hemisphere are used for reading the identity of the person or for reading emotion.

When reading emotion, look at her entire face and not just the eyes.

But there may be some basis for parent intuition, because we found that children's skills in reading emotion in both faces and videotaped scenes got dramatically better.

Ekman has had critics, among them social scientists who argue that context plays a far greater role in reading emotions than his theory allows.

These "high-powered" people were significantly less accurate in reading emotions from facial photographs than a comparison group of participants who were not primed in the same way.

Priced at 198,000 yen (£1,220), Pepper is capable of holding conversations, reading emotions and entertaining you, but it's restricted to Japan at the moment.

According to a paper by three psychological researchers — Michael W. Kraus, at the University of California, San Francisco; Stéphane Côté, at the University of Toronto; and Dacher Keltner, the University of California, Berkeley — members of the upper class are less adept at reading emotions.

Justice Sotomayor, in the interview, said that being the child of an alcoholic made her especially good at reading emotions, a skill she now uses to assess her audiences.