In actual social life, people are sometimes unwilling to divulge their true feelings and would rather express opposite affective reactions, which is a situation in which the embodied affective reactions (affective-related body movement and facial expressions) is inconsistent with their affective evaluations. Examples may include “to force a smile” and “to be undemonstrative as to one’s delight and fury”. The term “affective coherence” refers to this coupling (i.e., consistency) of valence between individual’s embodied affective reaction...