Cover
Half-title page
Series page
Title page
Copyright page
Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
List of Contributors
Preface: Communicating Emotion with an Aging Face and Body
References
Part I Basic Processes
Chapter 1 Emotion Communication and Person Perception
What Do Emotion Expressions Express?
Emotion Perception and Social Context
Moderating Factors for Emotion Expression and Recognition
Emotion Expression in Other Channels
Nonverbal Behavior in Dyads
The Social Regulatory Function of Mimicry

Person Perception/First Impressions
Conclusions
Chapter 2 How Social, Emotional, and Motivational Forces Affect Facial Appearance over Time
Emotional Forces
Social Forces
Motivational Forces
Consistency over Time
Conclusion
Chapter 3 Aging Bodies, Brains, and Emotions: The Physiological Hypothesis of Emotional Aging
Psychological Theories of Emotional Aging
The Physiological Hypothesis of Emotional Aging
Emotions Are Constructed from Interoception and Prior Experiences
Emotional Aging is Rooted in Allostatic Aging
Peripheral Aging
Interoceptive Aging

Evidence for the Physiological Hypothesis of Emotional Aging
Age-Related Decoupling of the Body and Emotion
The Aging Predictive Brain in Emotion
Implications and Future Directions
Interpersonal and Emotion Perception
Affective Learning and Decisions
Perceptions of Older Adults
Future Directions
Part II Aging and Aging Stereotypes
Chapter 4 Facial Aging and its Influence on Facial Stereotypes and Trait Judgments
Judging Traits from Faces
Health Judgments from Facial Appearance
Facial Competence and Intelligence
Facial Aging and Interactions with Sex

Vocal Age and Age Stereotyping
Communication Behavior and Age Stereotyping
Context and Age Stereotyping
Building Positive Intergenerational Interactions
Looking to the Future: Promoting Intergenerational Accommodation
Part III Impact of Aging Cues on First Impressions and Emotion Communication
Chapter 7 Youth and Beauty: Age-Based Trait Impressions from Faces
Age Cues in the Face
Age-Driven Impressions Are An Important Dimension of Social Perception
Individual and Cultural Differences in Age-Driven Impressions
Advantages and Limitations of Data-Driven Approaches