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Fig 1.

Development and validation process of the stimulus set.

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Fig 2.

Typical Developing Positive Expression Stimuli from Neutral (Left) over First Onset Frame (Middle) to Peak Frame (Right).

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Fig 3.

Typical Developing Negative Expression Stimuli from Neutral (Left) over First Onset Frame (Middle) to Peak Frame (Right).

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Table 1.

Undertaken edits in amount of frames removed or added.

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Fig 4.

Experimental flow of study 1 and study 2.

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Table 2.

Mean positive and negative affect score of the confederate during the video recording.

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Table 3.

Mean removed and added frames for positive and negative expressions and the two elicitation methods.

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Table 4.

Mean ratings and standard deviations of valence, intensity, genuineness and perceived edits for each expression.

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Table 5.

One sample t-test statistics of valence ratings of positive and negative expression stimuli.

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Fig 5.

Valence ratings for negative, neutral and positive expression stimuli.

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Table 6.

Independent t-test statistics of valence ratings of neutral and positive and neutral and negative expression stimuli for each stimulus set.

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Table 7.

Mann-Whitney U test statistics for comparing valence ratings of neutral and positive and neutral and negative stimuli.

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Fig 6.

Intensity ratings of negative, neutral and positive expression stimuli in stimulus set 1 and stimulus set 2.

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