VehiclesFashionRecipesBlogsHuntTravelsSportFunHandmadeITEducation
Mini-Games
x

x
zakruti.com » Knowledge, science, education » WIRED
Former FBI Agent Explains How to Read Facial Expressions

Former FBI Agent Explains How to Read Facial Expressions

FBTwitterReddit

video description

Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
Former FBI agent and body language expert Joe Navarro is back, this time to breaks down the non-verbal ways we communicate using facial expressions. What does it mean when we scrunch up our noses or show tension in the glabella? Joe also goes deep into chirality, and equates this concept with some of the most quizzical of human expressions. Check out Joe's book The Dictionary of Body Language Books By Joe Navarro: Joe Navarro Body Language Academy
Date: 2022-07-06

Comments and reviews: 10


That eyebrow raise on recognition: absolutely, 100% unmistakable for all of us and an instant giveaway; if the eyebrows don't rise, the pupils of the eyes change, it is so very hard to not know when recognition has happened. That is dangerous for anyone who wants to remain anonymous to others around them. Not to see the mouth is terrifying. Not sure why, is it because we speak AND eat with the mouth? I was once stared at every day at mealtimes or in the collective sitting room in a university student residence by a person I went out with for only two months, who also lived in the residence. That experience is deeply recorded in my mind, it was hard to withstand it, and he accompanied it by spreading rumours to other male residents, who sometimes had the nerve to ask me personal questions. 41 years later, I recall that trial of endurance.
reply

Man I've always been Infatuated with earth's inhabitants as a whole especially their behaviors down to plants and even water. it has its own direct and Opposite reactions. always thought I was weird but turns out I'm was and still am curiously inquired and must question to the agonizing point of searching for the true origins of everything. Alot of the time that subject doesn't have to be in question that is until I question it- Apologies so elongated.
reply

I have like two very visible scars on my face and I feel like it makes me look more intimidating than what I really am. One is Dead center on my forehead and the other is on the side of my cheek because somebody threw a brick at my face. You can see it better when I smile tho.
Sometimes I feel like people look at it and think differently of me. Maybe Im wrong but I just get gut feelings and I can see their eyes look at it. Lol

reply

I've always believed that attraction starts with the face. it doesn't matter what you look like below the neck. if that triangular area on top your shoulders isn't appealing to your person of interest; you might as well move on. Additionally, it might not even be that you're unattractive but the way you present yourself doesn't spark a chemistry with the other individual.
reply

Reasons for a couple of these points:
Not being able to see the full face of a person can often be a major obstacle to determining aggression, hostile intent, and more importantly, self-confidence in the encounter. As for angle of view, we feel uncomfortable with the direct gaze because it relays tunnel focus, and again, tunnel focus is predatory behavior.

reply

Would you say that an emotion is momentary or long term?
I think there is a huge confusion today between detecting facial expressions and understanding emotion behind them.
The expression could be momentary, but the emotion is something that is built up inside and cannot be easily released.
Is this true or a big mistake?

reply

Ted Bundy's eyes its creepy but i'm on it i really don't trust people not being honest-
you can tell ted was something there most likely - i study most wanted faces
missing people faces also - this is how i learn things - cause i was beat up as a kid in school but i turned out ok number one in my book

reply

As Basil Fawlty would say, this guy is a -master of the bleedin' obvious-. Or maybe it's just obvious to me because I'm a woman. We spend our whole lives watching for other people's emotions, instead of just ignoring them, like men are usually allowed to do.
reply

This is great. The only thing is I really do prefer people in videos to face straight now because it is the way everyone has been doing it. Now it feels weird when he turns to the side even though it is more comfortable that way in person.
reply

He said that detecting deception because someone touches his nose is nonsense but in the other video he said its because someone is asked a question that makes him uncomfortable. This guy read the book but doesnt understand it.
reply
Add a review, comment






Other channel videos