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Articles

From face to face: the contribution of facial mimicry to cognitive and emotional empathy

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Pages 1672-1686 | Received 31 Aug 2018, Accepted 12 Mar 2019, Published online: 21 Mar 2019

Figures & data

Figure 1. Example of a cognitive empathy condition item (left) and an emotional empathy condition item (right) of the MET.

Figure 1. Example of a cognitive empathy condition item (left) and an emotional empathy condition item (right) of the MET.

Figure 2. Example of a trial of the MET.

Figure 2. Example of a trial of the MET.

Table 1. Cognitive and emotional empathy values of the MET.

Table 2. Correlations of MET scores with subscales of IRI.

Figure 3. Activity of both muscles over time separated by valence.

Figure 3. Activity of both muscles over time separated by valence.

Table 3. Correlations of MET scores with facial mimicry.

Table 4. Prediction of emotional empathy in the MET with dummy coded valence (0 – positive, 1 – negative).

Table 5. Prediction of emotional empathy in the MET.

Table 6. Correlations of IRI subscale scores with facial mimicry.

Figure 4. Mean mimicry activity separated by valence and condition.

Figure 4. Mean mimicry activity separated by valence and condition.

Figure 5. Learning curve of the random forest predicting the empathy condition (cognitive versus emotional).

Figure 5. Learning curve of the random forest predicting the empathy condition (cognitive versus emotional).