… Author links open overlay panel ME Kret a 1 , B. De Gelder a b … A recent study by Kret (2011)
investigated how aggressive males who were imprisoned for conducting an aggressive …

… In their study, which included both humans and chimpanzees, Kret and her colleagues
found that pupil sizes synchronized between partners of the same species during social …

Recent studies of monkeys and humans have identified several brain regions that respond
to bodies. Researchers have so far mainly addressed the same questions about bodies and …

Research over the past decades has demonstrated the explanatory power of emotions,
feelings, motivations, moods, and other affective processes when trying to understand and …

Pupillometry has been one of the most widely used response systems in psychophysiology.
Changes in pupil size can reflect diverse cognitive and emotional states, ranging from …

Humans live in, rely on, and contribute to groups. Evolution may have biologically prepared
them to quickly identify others as belonging to the in-group (vs. not), to decode emotional …

Previous meta-analyses and reviews on gender differences in emotion recognition have
shown a small to moderate female advantage. However, inconsistent evidence from recent …

Neuroscientific research on the perception of emotional signals has mainly focused on how
the brain processes threat signals from photographs of facial expressions. Much less is …

Traditional emotion theories stress the importance of the face in the expression of emotions
but bodily expressions are becoming increasingly important as well. In these experiments we …

… Kret and Jeroen J. Stekelenburg were involved in data collection and filtering, Mariska E.
Kret analyzed the data and prepared figures. Mariska E. Kret, Jeroen J. Stekelenburg, Karin …