id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
ejop-890	Guarnera, Maria; Hichy, Zira; Cascio, Maura I.; Carrubba, Stefano	Facial Expressions and Ability to Recognize Emotions From Eyes or Mouth in Children	2015	14	.pdf	application/pdf	8081	374	51	Other studies have reported that there are few interesting changes in facial emotion recognition occurring after the age of 7 (Kirouac, Doré, & Gosselin, 1985) or 10 (Tremblay, Kirouac, & Doré, 1987). This result can be linked to cognitive development too: facial emotion recognition gradually improves throughout normal development, so a poor accuracy in recognizing facial expressions such as surprise, sadness, and neutral could be related to the age of the group.	cache/ejop-890.pdf	txt/ejop-890.txt