Good Morning America featured a story on December 4, 2009 that was both interesting and fascinating. Researchers at Children’s Hospital in Boston as well as scientists from Harvard University are hoping that the ability of infants to read facial expressions could prove to be an early indication of individuals with autism. This new research studies…
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As you may probably know, there are 7 basic emotions: Anger, Contempt, Fear, Disgust, Happiness, Sadness and Surprise. But of these 7 basic emotions, there is only 1 enjoyable emotion, which is happiness. There are many different types of happiness including elation, euphoria, excitement, amusement, etc. However, research has shown that these enjoyable emotions are…
Read MoreHow Can Learning Microexpressions Help People?
We often get numerous emails about the practical use of microexpression training and if it has been proven to be beneficial to learn. The simple answer is yes. Microexpression training has been scientifically proven to help improve not only the average person in recognizing these expressions, but also a number of clinical groups. According to…
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