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  • 1Institute of Psychological and Brain Sciences, Liaoning Normal University, Dalian, 116029 China.

Cognitive neurodynamics
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脳は 感情を認識するために 特定の顔の特徴 例えば目や口を使います 快楽な口や恐怖の目のような 診断信号はより速く処理され 感情的な知覚に影響します

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