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5-4-2009 10:42 AM
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"They also tested a hypothesis originating with Charles Darwin in 1872—that there are certain specific facial actions that cannot be created just because we want them to. As well, facial actions may be involuntarily expressed in the presence of a genuine emotion. In The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals, Darwin noted: “A man when moderately angry, or even when enraged, may command the movements of his body, but … those muscles of the face which are least obedient to the will, will sometimes alone betray a slight and passing emotion.”

How biased are humans to their physical physiological signals.. why?
Is this frail biology anymore real?
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5-4-2009 10:55 AM
blueridge
Thus the phrase, "look me in the eye and tell me that".
5-11-2009 10:38 PM
Richclips777
Neuro-Linguistic Programming offers a systematic approach to "reading" eye movement in regard to verbal expression and its veracity. It's based on how we access memory and whether it is actual or created information.
It also delineates between visual, auditory and kinetic memory.
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