Selective preference in visual fixation away from negative images in old age? An eye-tracking study

Article Abstract:

Eye tracking was used to record visual fixation in nearly real-time to investigate whether older individuals show a positivity effect in their visual attention to emotional information. Young and old individuals viewed pairs of synthetic faces that included the same face in a nonemotional expression and in 1 of 4 emotional expressions (happiness, sadness, anger or fear).

Eye, Attention (Psychology), Eye movements, Attention, Fixation (Psychology)

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Age differences in recognition of emotions in lexical stimuli and facial expressions

Article Abstract:

The effect of age on emotion recognition from lexical stimuli and facial expressions are examined in a cross-sectional sample of adults aged 15-85. Results reveal that emotion-specific responses differ by age as older adults are disproportionately more likely than young adults to incorrectly label lexical stimuli and facial stimuli.

Comparative analysis, Facial expression

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Age-related differences in communication and audience design

Article Abstract:

A comparative study was conducted to observe the manner and the extent to which audience design, or the adaptation of speech for particular addresses, was employed by young and old speakers.

Management dynamics, Psychological aspects, Management, Influence, Company business management, Speeches, addresses, etc., Speeches, Orations, Public speakers

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