Researchers used fMRI scans to observe how the canine brain reacts to photographs of human facial expressions. The study found that dog brains process happy faces in regions associated with reward and ...

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A University of Vienna study published in iScience found that dogs’ brains process human fear differently from sadness and ...

A 2019 paper found that when a stranger was introduced to a room with a dog and their owner, the dog tended to huddle closer to the familiar face. And when they were left alone with the new person, ...

It’s something every dog owner knows — but now we have the science to prove it: Dogs really can tell when we’re happy or sad.

Dog parents, this is your ‘told you’ moment! All those times you felt your dog sensed your mood before you even said a word, that wasn't nothing.

MRI scans suggest dogs can distinguish fear from sadness and anger in human faces, revealing more detailed emotional processing than previously known.

A new study has found dogs can distinguish human emotions from facial expressions, including fear, sadness and anger. Here's what happens inside their brains.

A report from The Atlantic points out that Cupertino start-up Imentiv AI already offers to read human emotions from the facial expressions and vocal tones of job candidates. Are there any upsides to ...

A new study using fMRI to scan dogs’ brains found the first direct evidence that the canine brain can distinguish between distinct human negative facial expressions, not only positive from negative.

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Researchers in Vienna used machine learning to analyse brain scans of 12 border collies ​as the animals viewed images of ...