Human Expression of Emotion

Do you want to know someone's thoughts and feelings at a specific moment? In a sense, someone may have some feelings, but I feel that they are actually experiencing different emotions for reasons that can not be explained. Your subconscious may gain subtle clues about the face of others, the way to speak and the attitude and may abandon their real reaction to the situation ("instinct"). For most people, these emotions are only a vague premonition, but for those who have learned to hone their intuition and explain these visual signals, the real feelings of others will become clearer Let's see.

A famous naturalist Charles Darwin pointed out that human emotional expression is both nature and intercultural in his book "Expression of human and animal sentiment" published in 1872. Researcher and emotional expert Paul Eckman discovered that in most cases the expression used to convey basic emotion tends to be the same in different cultures. Researchers showed pictures of people expressing these emotions to people of different cultures and people around the world were able to recognize the basic emotions behind these expressions. Ekman believes that not only these basic emotions are born but also possibly linked within the brain.

Emotional expression is very common in the human world. Everyone expresses various kinds of face emotions in various situations. Emotions develop in fast and synchronized reaction systems and expressions are part of the reaction system and allow humans to respond quickly and professionally to events affecting their happiness. Generation of spontaneous emotional facial expressions does not depend on observational learning, but instantly shows learning elements of social management of facial expressions, even blind people. David Matsumoto and Bob Willingham (2009) discuss how facial muscles can take over 40 possible independent behaviors. Even in such a wide range of expression, there is strong evidence that when drawing emotions there is usually a small amount of specific facial structure generated.