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Infant Smiling Dynamics And Infant Smiling Dynamics And Perceived Positive Emotion Perceived Positive Emotion D. Messinger, T. Cassel, Z. Ambadar, D. Messinger, T. Cassel, Z. Ambadar, & J. Cohn & J. Cohn Facial Expression as a Window on Perceptual-Cognitive Facial Expression as a Window on Perceptual-Cognitive Processing, Hedonics, & Affective Communication in Infants Processing, Hedonics, & Affective Communication in Infants July, 2008 July, 2008 The 12th European Conference On Facial Expression University of Geneva, Switzerland

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Page 1: Infant Smiling Dynamics And Perceived Positive Emotion D. Messinger, T. Cassel, Z. Ambadar, & J. Cohn Facial Expression as a Window on Perceptual-Cognitive

Infant Smiling Dynamics And Perceived Infant Smiling Dynamics And Perceived Positive EmotionPositive Emotion

D. Messinger, T. Cassel, Z. Ambadar, & J. Cohn D. Messinger, T. Cassel, Z. Ambadar, & J. Cohn

Facial Expression as a Window on Perceptual-CognitiveFacial Expression as a Window on Perceptual-CognitiveProcessing, Hedonics, & Affective Communication in InfantsProcessing, Hedonics, & Affective Communication in Infants

July, 2008July, 2008

The 12th European Conference On Facial ExpressionUniversity of Geneva, Switzerland

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What Infant Smiles Tell Us About What Infant Smiles Tell Us About Positive Emotion: An Automated ApproachPositive Emotion: An Automated Approach

How do infants smile?How do infants smile? Smile strength Smile strength (AU12)(AU12)

Cheek Raise / Eye Constriction Cheek Raise / Eye Constriction (AU6)(AU6)

Lip Parting - Mouth Opening Lip Parting - Mouth Opening (AUs 25/26/27)(AUs 25/26/27)

How are actions associated How are actions associated in timein time?? Do they predict rated positive emotion?Do they predict rated positive emotion?

Not Yes/No, but how much?

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Now: Feature Point Tracking

AFA3

Automated MeasurementAutomated Measurement

Later Today:OtherApproaches

OtherTopics

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Smile

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Range .54 - .96 53 - .96

Mean .76 .83

Reliability Correlations: Reliability Correlations: Manual FACS & Automated AFA3Manual FACS & Automated AFA3

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Infant Sequence Duration

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A 6 4

B 6 6

C 8 6

D 15 14

E 6 5

Lengthy SmilesLengthy Smiles

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Manual/Ordinal FACS PerspectiveManual/Ordinal FACS PerspectiveSome Ebb And Flow In These SmilesSome Ebb And Flow In These Smiles

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Continuous/Automated Perspective:Ebb And Flow In These Smiles

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AU6 (Manual)

Mouth OpeningAuto/Manual

Smile StrengthAuto/Manual

.68 .58

Actions Associated In TimeActions Associated In Time

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Half SpeedHalf Speed

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Vertical bars are the standard deviations of the parent sample.

Students & parents rate images similarly

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Students & Parents Rating Still Images

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Students & Parents Rating Still Images

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Automated: Mean of Smile Strength & Mouth Opening

Automated Measurements Automated Measurements Positive Ratings of Positive Ratings of ImagesImages

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Emotion Ratings Of Non-expert ObserversEmotion Ratings Of Non-expert Observers

Switch to mouse control

Rating Cursor

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Figure 1. Screenshot of Continuous Rating Software

Positive Positive Emotional Emotional ValenceValenceRatingsRatings

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Continuous Measurements Predict Continuous Emotion Ratings

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Emotion as a Continuous ProcessEmotion as a Continuous Process

Infant interactive smiles can be lengthyInfant interactive smiles can be lengthy They involve the movement of actions linked They involve the movement of actions linked

in timein time Smile strength, AU6, Mouth OpeningSmile strength, AU6, Mouth Opening

All actions predict rated positive emotion All actions predict rated positive emotion (univariate)(univariate) Smile strength and mouth opening predict Smile strength and mouth opening predict

independentlyindependently Infant positive emotion is a multipeaked Infant positive emotion is a multipeaked

process with several linked indicesprocess with several linked indices

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Issues for later todayIssues for later today

MeasurementMeasurement InteractionInteraction

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Thanks!

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BabyFACS Matrix (3 + None)BabyFACS Matrix (3 + None)

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BabyFACS MatrixBabyFACS Matrix

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