Faciality

Faciality is outdated.— G. Eiríksson, 27 Jul, 2020Humans on average seem to have a need for faciality, at least if judged by their effort to reproduce it in cyberspace.
"Most mammalian species produce facial expressions. Historically, animal facial expressions have been considered inflexible and involuntary displays of emotional states rather than active attempts to communicate with others." Dogs are sensitive to the human’s attentional state when producing facial expressions, suggesting that facial expressions are not just inflexible and involuntary displays of emotional states, but rather potentially active attempts to communicate with others. [Kaminski]
== Media ==
Human attention affects facial expressions in domestic dogs, 2017
== Rhizomata ==
* The face; Human appearance; Phenotype; The mask; The faceless; Afaciality; Masking
* Race; Facial caricature; Racial caricature; Facialism; Lookism
* Medicine; Health; Racism; Facism; 
* Self-improvement
Category:Psychology