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. 2019 Jul 3;10:1389. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2019.01389

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Copyright © 2019 Melzer, Shafir and Tsachor.

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This figure shows a still shot from our stimuli clips of each of the studied emotions. (A) An image capturing a happy movement. The happiness components included Jump, Rhythmicity, Spread, Free and Light, Up and Rise, and Rotation. (B) An image capturing a sad movement. The sadness components included Passive Weight, Head drop, Arms to upper body, and Sink. (C) An image capturing a fear movement. The fear components included Bind, Retreat, Condense and Enclose, and Twist and Back. (D) An image capturing an angry movement. The anger components included Strong, Sudden, Advance, and Direct.