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See Latest ArticlesEffects of sex hormonal levels and phases of the menstrual cycle in the processing of emotional faces
Psychoneuroendocrinology, 06/29/09
Guapo VG et al. - The authors results indicate sex hormones to be implicated in a sexual dimorphism in facial emotion recognition, and highlight the importance of estrogen specifically in the recognition of negative emotions such as sadness, anger and fear.
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