Lisa Barrett and Eliza Bliss-Moreau (2009)showed participants a series of male and female faces expressing emotions such as anger or happiness.On a given trial,each face was paired either with a label giving a situational cause for the emotion or with no label.When faces appeared without a label:

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The study found that participants were more likely to describe female faces as "emotional" rather than as an individual "having a bad day" when the faces appeared without a label. This suggests that there may be a gender bias in how emotions are perceived and labelled, with women being stereotyped as more emotional than men.

Lisa Barrett and Eliza Bliss-Moreau (2009)showed Participants a Series of Male