The way one phrases and constructs their words are strong indicators to what the truth is and to what really happened. People say what they mean, and they mean what they say. Humintell’s associate and body language expert, Susan Constantine comments on this terrible tragedy and the “distressed” 911 caller. Susan’s advice while listening to the call: don’t…
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This Business Insider Slideshow is an excellent example of how basic emotions are universally expressed across cultures. You don’t need words to tell how these people feel about the death of Osama Bin Laden. Click “See how people around the world reacted” below to view the images.
Positive Emotions and Asians
If you think happy thoughts then you will eventually become happier. Is this true? Much research has shown that what a person portrays as reality can become their reality. If you smile even when you’re sad you will become less sad. Does this always work? According to a new study, posted on EurekAlert , performed…
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An Australian National University School of Art student, Martyn Jolly, states that the advent of technology such as social networking sites and facial recognition software has meant that the face is now a major part of how we transact our lives. It is no secret that image is everything and that the younger generations can…
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