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hemisphere/ contralaterality
right hemiSPHERE dominant in emotion expression production so...

Left hemiFACE expresses more emotion
perception
expression READ/perceived more readily on Right hemiFACE

(on left visual field..goes into right hemisphere)

true for chimeric and mirror images
bias in expressions
so, left hemiFACE more pronounced than right

deception and nonverbal accents leak more on left hemiface

more assymetrical: negative and intended facial expressions
emotion asymmetries
positive emotion associated with greater left hemispheric activation (reward-related dopamine)

negative emotion with right hemispheric activation (vigilence/arousal norephinephrine)
valence/motivation confound
left frontal= positive, approach
right frontal=negative, withdrawl

perfectly confounded, except for anger
anger
negative emotion, but approach

if left lateralized, supports approach-avoidance (yes)
if right lateralized, supports positive-negative valence
buddhist monks
train self to be more left lateralized; compassion meditation
high road/low road
low road=direct from thalamux to amygdala (right), see world we don't

high road=thalamus to visual cortex to amygdala (left), more of world presented at conscious level
fMRI supraliminal
conscious anger and fear perception

top-down (hi road) processing of threat (ambiguous), left lateralized

more amygdala activation for ambiguous threat
fMRI subliminal
nonconscious

bottom-up processing of threat, more attuned to clear threat, right lateralized