The language of gait: interpreting emotional states through gait videos

Martina Putzolu; Elisabetta Sarasso; Elisa Canu; Andrea Gardoni; Elisa Ravizzotti; Susanna Mezzarobba; Silvia Basaia; Laura Avanzino; Massimo Filippi; Federica Agosta; Elisa Pelosin

doi:10.1007/s00415-025-13519-w

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This study validates emotional gait videos as reliable stimuli for emotion recognition in healthy adults, laying the groundwork for their use in research on emotional embodiment in neurological disorders. These stimuli offer a tool for exploring emotion-gait interactions and developing emotion-based neurorehabilitation strategies.

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