Big Picture Science – Happily Confused: Maria Gendron

by Gary Niederhoff on April 21, 2014

Happily Confused – Maria Gendron
Part 4 of Happily Confused, featuring Maria Gendron, post-doctoral researcher at Northeastern University, describing her study of the Himba culture and their unique perception of human facial expressions.
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Tagged as: anthropology, emotion, sociology

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