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A first impression that is lasting: The impact of mood on the representation of facial expression. According to the first-impression hypothesis, facial expression influences social perception and behavior. In the present study, we examined whether and to what extent the representation of a facial expression that is encoded with other-related information (e.g., a neutral face with a happy expression) can be retained in memory. Participants were first presented with a series of faces displaying one of four emotional expressions (neutral, happy, sad, angry), followed by a series of faces with neutral expressions. In a retention test, participants' ratings of the latter faces were significantly higher than ratings of faces with a neutral expression, indicating that the faces with emotional expressions had been encoded. In contrast, ratings of the former faces did not differ from ratings of faces with neutral expressions. These findings indicate that neutral faces with emotional expressions are encoded as effectively as faces expressing one of the four basic emotions. However, when the same faces were presented later in the memory test, the memory of the neutral faces with emotional expressions was less pronounced than the memory of the faces with a neutral expression, indicating a dissociation between the initial and the later encoding of faces. Finally, it was shown that the first impression of a face with an emotional expression can be based on the simple encoding of its morphological characteristics, and that this impression is subsequently associated with its meaning.Federalist No. 68 Federalist No. 68 is an essay by James Madison, the official United States government pseudonym of the pen name of James Madison. It is the eighteenth of The Federalist Papers. It was published on October 29, 1787 under the pseudonym Publius. It is titled "The Consulship." In it, Madison's expresses the main points of his argument for the proposed position of President of the United States in the office of Consul. The sections of this essay are as follows. "The Consulship": the office of Consul was "very ancient in the republics of Greece". This is not the case with the office of President. The Consuls were usually granted "powers and prerogatives, which seem to mark it as a species of monarchy". "The Consular Councils": The Consular Councils have been an independent and popular branch of government since the Roman Republic. The Senate and People were "represented at the same table". Thus, the President was still a "representative

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