Table 4. Confusion matrices for Experiment 2a (brief fixation paradigm).

	Anger	Fear	Surprise	Disgust	Anger	Fear	Surprise	Disgust
	Eyes				Brow
Anger	79.58	6.77	1.15	12.50	80.83	5.00	2.40	11.77
Fear	3.02	69.69	22.08	5.21	3.23	68.33	23.96	4.48
Surprise	1.25	11.26	85.09	2.40	0.94	8.54	88.23	2.29
Disgust	23.88	0.83	1.67	73.62	26.15	1.35	2.08	70.42
	Cheeks				Mouth
Anger	81.46	5.31	1.77	11.46	81.04	6.46	0.83	11.67
Fear	2.40	71.98	19.58	6.04	2.71	72.19	18.23	6.88
Surprise	0.63	9.49	88.01	1.88	0.94	7.60	90.10	1.35
Disgust	20.83	0.94	2.71	75.52	16.88	1.15	2.81	79.17

One confusion matrix is shown for each of the 4 initial fixation locations (eyes, brow, cheeks, mouth). The row labels indicate the presented expression and the column labels indicate the participant responses. The data are the % of trials each emotion category was given as the response to the presented expression. %s reported in bold represent the most prevalent confusions for each expression.