You Can Learn to Detect Concealed Emotions

You might be surprised to learn that people can’t totally conceal their emotions. Or fake what they are feeling. 

Dr. Ekman discovered that each of these emotions could be seen in what scientists call “microexpressions”. Microexpressions occur when people try to conceal or repress how they feel. While most facial expressions last for a few seconds, microexpressions are fast, lasting only about 1/25 of a second.

Research has found that most people say they are not able to see microexpressions. Now, with as little as forty minutes of training you can improve your ability to recognize emotions by being able to detect microexpressions. You can learn to see what you’ve been missing!


Learn more about how to use this training from either of these books:
Ekman, Paul (2002). Telling Lies (3rd ed.). New York: Norton. Read the chapter on “cautions” first.
Ekman, Paul (2007). Emotions Revealed (2nd ed.). New York: Owl Books. Chapters 5,6,7,8 and 9.

 

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* While nearly everyone improves from the pre-test to the post -test, people differ in their ability to “grab” visual information quickly – what scientists call visual acuity – and so not everyone may be able to reach the highest levels of accuracy.

 

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