Psychology Today reports on the variance of emotional landscapes in divergent countries. The article is taken from a first hand experience and focuses on the difference in “anger” between varying cultures. The writer was trying to answer for himself the question, “Is anger an innate human emotion, an evolutionarily hardwired part of our behavioral repertoire? Or is anger a subroutine of our…
Read MoreEmotions Expressed in Speeches by Leaders of Ideologically motivated Groups Predict Aggression- 2012
New research entitled “Emotions expressed in speeches by leaders of ideologically motivated groups predict aggression” was recently published in the journal of Behavioral Sciences of Terrorism and Political Aggression. The research suggests that when leaders use rousing speeches to evoke powerful emotions, those emotions may predict when a group will commit an act of violence or terrorism.…
Read MoreBaby Oliver Wakes up with Every Emotion
In “Facial Expression Analysis” written by Dr. David Matsumoto, he states that facial expressions refer to movements of the mimetic musculature of the face. Remember that facial behaviors are used for a variety of functions including: – Speech illustration. For instance, people often raise their brows when being inquisitive, and lower their brows when they lower…
Read MoreReading Faces
NBC News.com has purported that they may have the reason why it’s harder for younger generations to mind their P’s and Q’s when interacting with their elders. New research has revealed that younger people can’t read emotions on wrinkled faces. There might be a scientific reason afterall of why there is such a divide between the…
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