感觉运动模拟与表情识别
Sensorimotor Simulation and Expression Recognition
DOI: 10.12677/AP.2019.92036, PDF,   
作者: 周 晴：湖南师范大学教育科学学院心理学系，湖南 长沙
关键词: 感觉运动模拟；表情识别；面部肌肉运动；Sensorimotor Simulation； Facial Expression Recognition； Facial Muscle Movement
摘要: 人类社会活动中，感觉运动模拟对识别他人的表情产生着重要影响。本文对感觉运动模拟与表情识别方面的研究报告进行了整理，证明了感觉运动模拟对表情识别具有积极的影响，能够促进面部表情识别，以及感觉运动模拟通过对表情识别的影响，对情绪的调节和辅助临床治疗方面都具有积极影响。同时，明确指出以往研究中存在的问题，建议未来研究可以从感觉运动模拟时长和强度对表情识别的影响、感觉运动模拟对表情的识别是否需要意识的参与以及感觉运动模拟在医疗临床应用方面等进行深入探索。
Abstract: In human social activities, sensorimotor simulation has an important influence on the recognition of other people’s expressions. In this paper, the research reports on sensorimotor simulation and expression recognition are collated, which proves that sensorimotor simulation has a positive influence on facial expression recognition; it can promote facial expression recognition. In addition, the influence of sensorimotor simulation on emotion recognition has positive impact on both Emotional regulation and clinical aspects of treatment. At the same time, it clearly points out the problems in previous researches, suggesting that future research can make in-depth exploration on that influence of the duration and intensity of sensorimotor simulation on emotion recognition, whether the recognition of facial expressions requires the participation of consciousness, and the sensorimotor simulation in medical clinical applications.
文章引用：周晴 (2019). 感觉运动模拟与表情识别. 心理学进展, 9(2), 281-285. https://doi.org/10.12677/AP.2019.92036

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