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Rev Mex Invest Psic 2017; 9 (1)

Facial expressions and context. Social rules that condition the spontaneity of the facial expression of emotions

Rodríguez CM, Rodríguez SE

Language: Spanish
References: 67
Page: 55-72
PDF size: 149.70 Kb.


ABSTRACT

Social science and communications science have made a breakthrough in researching human behavior by understanding the individual as part of systems. To do so, they observe human behavior starting from a post-modern epistemological level that involves the systemic and cybernetic thought. This theory portrays a form of thought and construction of the reality; a reality that understands that each human behavior conditions and is conditioned by its own context, and in this acquires a meaning. The objective of this work is to make a brief tour through conceptualizations and important studies that would allow us to understand the “spontaneous” phenomenon of emotional expression through gestures, and to observe how, in a meta-level, the context regulates, sets limits, and expands the gestures in accordance with the rigidity or flexibility of its rules. In this way, the gesture’s spontaneity is regulated by a display rule, therefore in that way, we are involved in a paradox.


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