Another face expression test

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Of the 13 emotions you identified correctly, you selected the correct intensity for 3 of them.

I found the actors were very poor at expressing their emotion. The choices were too limited. The man looked angry in several of the photos but I put neutral for those. The woman's "very afraid" expressions were so bad I nearly laughed.

The link is embedded in the word "here" in the original post.

http://www.medicine.manchester.ac.uk/ps ... faces5.asp

You identified 10 emotions correctly out of 20.

Of the 10 emotions you identified correctly, you selected the correct intensity for 3 of them.

Imagine that.

You identified 11 emotions correctly out of 20.
If you scored between 0 and 8 you may have problems identifying emotions in facial expressions.
If you scored between 9 and 14 you can identify emotions correctly some of the time, but may have problems recognising emotions in more subtle facial expressions.
If you scored 15 or more you can usually identify emotions correctly.
Of the 11 emotions you identified correctly, you selected the correct intensity for 1 of them.

3? Really?
Is it my fault that all the pictures look like mannequins about to be strangled by Boris Karloff? I'm just going to write that off as Manchestr U. needing to hire better actors.

You identified 16 emotions correctly out of 20.

Of the 16 emotions you identified correctly, you selected the correct intensity for 3 of them.

You identified 13 emotions correctly out of 20.

Of the 13 emotions you identified correctly, you selected the correct intensity for 0 of them.

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zero? ZERO?

I identified 13 emotions correctly out of 20.

With a score between 9 and 14, I can identify emotions correctly some of the time, but may have problems recognising emotions in more subtle facial expressions.

Of the 13 emotions I identified correctly, I selected the correct intensity for 4 of them.

15 and 3. Why is it not so easy in real life?

You identified 13 emotions correctly out of 20.

Of the 13 emotions you identified correctly, you selected the correct intensity for 9 of them.

Yeah, some of those faces were freaky

I got 15 which pleased me, but I have to disregard the 7 intensities I got right because I thought that percentage choice thingy was related to how SURE I was that my answer was right (next time I'll read it before I jump right in!) so it's totally wrong....

You identified 16 emotions correctly out of 20.

If you scored between 0 and 8 you may have problems identifying emotions in facial expressions.

If you scored between 9 and 14 you can identify emotions correctly some of the time, but may have problems recognising emotions in more subtle facial expressions.

If you scored 15 or more you can usually identify emotions correctly.

Of the 16 emotions you identified correctly, you selected the correct intensity for 6 of them.

In relation to depression...

Depressed people are more likely to perceive neutral faces as sad than happy, and are less likely to identify mildly happy faces as happy, only recognising the emotion when it is less ambiguous. Their depression appears to bias their perception towards negative emotions. They may also be impaired in identifying other more subtle emotions.