Website review: gladwell dot com - the naked face
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•115 reviews since Sep 8, 2002
psychology, face-reading, facial-expressions
•gladwell.com/2002/2002_08_05_a_face.htm
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uglybetty977 rated 33 hours ago- really cool article
- Slavofile rated 5 weeks ago
- Amazing! Facial expressions are evolutionary rather than cultural!
- mhannigan rated 3 months ago
- Three questions: What are you talking about? Who gives a shit? Why is this even a web page. The rest of you... proud of you for pretending to be sophisticated enough to "understand" this garbage.
- arleas rated 3 months ago
- A long article about how you can read facial expressions to know if someone is lying and how those same facial expressions affect the mood of the person making them.
- anchee rated 3 months ago
- A very detailed notes on Ekman's research...
- Tancred rated 4 months ago
- I was aware of Ekman's research, but never would I have imagined that is was as detailed as this.
- celtcellenem rated 4 months ago
- Long article, looks good, I'll save for later when I'm not so tired.
- almaindigo rated 4 months ago
- What is amazing to me is how even the smallest, most subtle changes in a person's face can bring about intense cues to their personality. The problem is that, just like dream analysis, you really can't go on "one size fits all" interpretations. I wonder sometimes if that "gut" feeling we often get about people may actually just be some advanced form of facial/body reading that has given us some type of clue about that person. Equally, the intuition I sense in clinical practice may also come from observation of visual cues much more than from some "energy source."
- erinidle rated 4 months ago
- i love the new yorker, i love nonverbal communication, and i love that they used all umlauts in words like 'coöperation.' it's pretty long, but if you're interested, it's completely worth it.
