Many emotional stimuli are processed without being consciously perceived. Recent evidence
indicates that subcortical structures have a substantial role in this processing. These …

People's faces show fear in many different circumstances. However, when people are
terrified, as well as showing emotion, they run for cover. When we see a bodily expression of …

Why bodies? It is rather puzzling that given the massive interest in affective neuroscience in
the last decade, it still seems to make sense to raise the question ‘Why bodies’ and to try to …

Patient GY is able to discriminate emotional facial expressions presented in his blind (right)
hemifield despite an extensive lesion of the corresponding (left) striate cortex. One proposal …

… , just as is the case in the normals reported here (de Gelder, Pourtois, Vroomen, &
Bachoud-Levi, in press). A speculative explanation for this effect would be that the facial expression …

In our natural world, a face is usually encountered not as an isolated object but as an integrated
part of a whole body. The face and the body both normally contribute in conveying the …

FUNCTIONAL neuroimaging experiments have shown that recognition of emotional
expressions does not depend on awareness of visual stimuli and that unseen fear stimuli can …

… Author links open overlay panel ME Kret a 1 , B. De Gelder a b … (2011) observed that men
showed a higher blood de-oxy hemoglobin (BOLD) response following fearful and angry male …

… process facial and whole-body emotions (de Gelder, 2006). … cortex (de Gelder et al., 2004;
Hadjikhani & de Gelder, 2003) … of emotional body language (de Gelder, 2006), advocating a …

Darwin regarded emotions as predispositions to act adaptively, thereby suggesting that
characteristic body movements are associated with each emotional state. To this date, …