And several described the smiling face as displaying the “magic of attraction”, a uniquely Trobriand-identified emotion that Crivelli describes as “a raptured enchantment”, or a feeling of ...

In other words, our faces are powerless to hide our emotions. The obvious problem with that assumption is that people can fake emotions, and can experience feelings without moving their faces.

Humans are highly social animals that communicate by giving and receiving signals to and from one another. These signals are the building blocks of our relationships, from which social bonds are ...

The “happy” face from Paul Ekman’s research ... these microexpressions and thus better read what emotions other people are feeling. This would be quite a power to have.

People often say that your feelings are “written all over your face.” That’s because our facial expressions are a main way we communicate emotions, whether that means smiling and crinkling our eyes ...

Its founder, a former teacher, Vicky Lim, says it reads the children’s feelings ... emotion should be expressed,” he says. Meanwhile, Hong Kong-based 4 Little Trees uses Chinese faces to ...

Human faces just got a lot more emotional. People can broadcast more than three times as many different feelings on their faces as scientists once suspected. For years, scientists have thought ...

So, if their parents did not handle their emotions or face them head-on, then they are less likely to be able to handle their own feelings. Usually, the repressed emotions are particularly negative.

Emotions are at the core of our motivation: they are our muses and they are why we continue on with life even in the face of disappointment ... and trust our feelings. After all, it worked for ...

Then make as many faces as you can, asking your child to guess what emotion the face is feeling each time. 5. Share your stories There are lots of complex emotions that might seem hard to describe ...