17 septiembre 2014
People with facial paralysis are perceived as being less happy simply because they can’t communicate in the universal language of facial expression, a new study shows. The findings highlight the important role the face plays in everyday communication and indicates people may hold a prejudice against those with facial paralysis because of their disability.
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