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Albeit many HCI / emotion recognition studies use facial expressive images,few scrutinize the accuracies of the people (experimenters and participants) inperceiving the expressions representing the intended emotions. Themisinterpretation of the expression will put bias in the data and introducequestions on the validity of the studies. The possibility of misinterpretationof the expressions will be the focus of the experiment conducted in this study.The experiment will evaluate the ability of people in taking the perspective ofothers in spite of their current emotions and gender, and whether theexpressions can be universally perceived. This study find that it is relativelysafe to use facial expressive images for research as long as the emotions areexclusively within the six basic emotions.

Do you see what I see? Taking perspective of others using facial images