#contextual-cues

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1 week ago

What Makes Us Scared?

For example, clowns are not supposed to be scary. They are funny-singing, dancing, joke-telling jesters. But, if we change the context of the clown and their purpose, then it's reasonable to understand why they're scary. My dislike predates the horror movie IT (1990), which is said to represent a landmark increase in coulrophobia ( fear of clowns) cases. I remember being around three or four
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fromPsychology Today
1 month ago

Complex Emotion Processing in Autistic Adults

Autistic adults often identify emotions more accurately when body and contextual cues are available, performing worse on isolated facial-expression lab tests.
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