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ation of excitations of the 43 relevant muscles). I believe that basic emotional states are best understood as configurations of affect dimensions. Ekman has shown that you can interpolate between these facial expressions, and these interpolations match interpolated emotional states (or affect dimensi

ation of excitations of the =3 relevant muscles). I believe that basic emotional states are best =nderstood as configurations of affect dimensions. Ekman has shown that you can interpolate between these facial =xpressions, and these interpolations match interpolated emotional =tates (or affect dimensi

ation of excitations of the =3 relevant muscles). I believe that basic emotional states are best =nderstood as configurations of affect dimensions. Ekman has shown that you can interpolate between these facial =xpressions, and these interpolations match interpolated emotional =tates (or affect dimensi

ation of excitations of the 43 =elevant muscles). I believe that basic emotional states are best understoo= as configurations of affect dimensions. Ekman has shown that you can interpolate between these facial expressions, =nd these interpolations match interpolated emotional states (or affect dim=nsi

Dike, C., Baranoski, M, & Gniffith, E.E.H. (2005). Pathological lying revisited. Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and Law, 33, 342-349; Ekman, P., Friesen, W.V., & O'Sullivan, M. (1988). Smiles while lying. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 54, 414-420; Greene, J. D, & Paxton, J