Children younger than 3 are poor at correctly labeling the emotional expressions of people in photographs, often characterizing most emotional expressions as

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Research has consistently shown that young children tend to label most emotional expressions as "happy," even when the expression is actually one of sadness or anger. This is likely due to the fact that young children have a general bias towards positive emotions and interpret ambiguous facial expressions as positive.

Children Younger Than 3 Are Poor at Correctly Labeling the Emotional