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Ekman and Friesen’s 1974 Nursing Experiment
In 1974 Ekman & Friesen designed one of psychology’s first non-verbal communication deception experiments where ER nurses were asked to watch positive (such as a happy or uplifting scene) or negative (such as live amputations and burn victims receiving treatment) … Continue reading
Posted in Evaluating Truthfulness and Credibility, Facial Expressions, Psychology
Tagged deception, ekman, Friesen, micro expressions, nursing experiement
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Sources of Information from Facial Expressions
Of all the channels of nonverbal communication, the face is the most complex of signaling systems, the most studied channel by scientists, and reflects both voluntary and involuntary reactions and emotional states (Matsumoto & Hwang, 2012). The face is an … Continue reading
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Introduction to Anger
I think Elliott Larson sums anger up well in his quote; “Anger is only one letter short of danger.” Anger can be evoked by any number of personalised triggers, with everyone having their own individual “pet hates”, tolerances, and breaking … Continue reading
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Tagged anger, David Matsumoto, ekman, frustration
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3 Steps to Detecting Deception
By Stu Dunn Read this alongside the SDL Flow chart. Due to research on the science of detecting deception through behavioural cues it’s possible for a trained individual to analyse behaviour – usually video footage, enabling thorough empirical investigation – … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Body Language, Emotions, Evaluating Truthfulness and Credibility, Facial Expressions, Psychology
Tagged become a lie detector, body language, detecting deceit, detecting deception course, ekman, how to detect lies, learn how to, matsumoto, micro expressions, psychology, sdl, stu dunn, stu dunn blog
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