Hideko Mori

Examination of the Passive Facial Feedback Hypothesis Using an Implicit Measure: With a Furrowed Brow, Neutral Objects with Pleasant Primes Look Less Appealing

Kazuo Mori, Hideko Mori · Perceptual and Motor Skills · 2010 · 37 citations

Behavioral Decision Making, Social Psychology, Affective Neuroscience +30

Another Test of the Passive Facial Feedback Hypothesis: When Your Face Smiles, You Feel Happy

Kazuo Mori, Hideko Mori · Perceptual and Motor Skills · 2009 · 27 citations

Cutaneous Sensation, Paired Adhesive Bandages, Affective Variable +18

Conformity among Cowitnesses Sharing Same or Different Information about an Event in Experimental Collaborative Eyewitness Testimony

Kazuo Mori, Hideko Mori · Perceptual and Motor Skills · 2008 · 22 citations

Forensic Psychology, Social Psychology, Participant Observation +23

An Implicit Assessment of the Effect of Artificial Cheek Raising: When Your Face Smiles, the World Looks Nicer

Hideko Mori, Kazuo Mori · Perceptual and Motor Skills · 2013 · 12 citations

Undergraduate Participants, Affective Variable, Social Psychology +23

A Test of the Passive Facial Feedback Hypothesis: We Feel Sorry Because We Cry

Hideko Mori, Kazuo Mori · Perceptual and Motor Skills · 2007 · 10 citations

Affective Variable, Empathy, Affective Neuroscience +16