Crying the blues: The configural processing of infant face emotions and its association with postural biases

In this study, the face inversion paradigm was used to explore emotion recognition of infant compared to adult faces in a sample of adult participants. In addition, the existence of potential differences associated with specific postural biases (e.g., the left-cradling bias) during interactions with infants was explored. In the first sheet (i.e., "Data report") we have tabulated the mean Reaction Times (RTs), Proportion of Errors (PEs), and Inverse Efficiency Scores (IESs) for each condition. In the second sheet, we have reported the preliminary analyses showing the significant correlations between mean RTs and PEs and between both RTs and IESs ad PEs and IESs for each condition.