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Ekman found the native peoples’ expressions to be not only familiar, but occurring in precisely the situations he would expect.

They were able to correctly match photos of different facial expressions with stories designed to trigger particular feelings.

Over the next few decades, further research has corroborated Darwin’s idea that some of our most important emotional expressions are in fact universal.

For instance, researchers have studied facial expression in people who are born blind, hypothesizing that if expressions are universal, they would be displayed in the same way as sighted people.

In one study, both blind and sighted athletes displayed the same expressions of emotion when winning or losing their matches.

Back in the 60s, Ekman identified six core expressions.

So if Ekman and other researchers are correct, what makes certain expressions universal?

One is that certain expressions are important for survival.

Expressions also could help improve group fitness by communicating our internal states to those around us.

There’s some evidence that expressions might be even more directly linked to our physiology.

And I consider these two elements to be vital human expressions.

So he recorded what was said in the conversation, he recorded their skin conductivity, he recorded their facial expressions, their heart rates, their blood pressure, basically everything apart from whether or not the wife was actually always right, which incidentally she totally is.

Even when a person is sitting still, there's a lot of information we can extract about their breathing patterns, small facial expressions.

But seriously, it's important for a computer to be able to tell the difference between the two expressions.

We are people with different bodies, gender expressions, faiths, sexualities, class backgrounds, abilities, and so much more.

What we call countries are actually various expressions of sovereign statehood, an idea that came into fashion only 400 years ago.

What expressions are on their faces?

And recognizing facial expressions is very important for me to be social.

By relying on makeup, or keshou, and facial expressions instead of masks and focusing on historical events and everyday life rather than folk tales, Kabuki set itself apart from the upper-class dance theater form known as Noh and provided a unique commentary on society during the Edo period.

Recognition algorithms aren't just limited to facial expressions.

Robots using algorithms to identify facial expressions can help children learn or provide lonely people with a sense of companionship.

And in particular, they have difficulty recognizing fearful facial expressions like this one.

And fearful expressions convey urgent need and emotional distress, and they usually elicit compassion and a desire to help in people who see them, so it makes sense that people who tend to lack compassion also tend to be insensitive to these cues.

The part of the brain that's the most important for recognizing fearful expressions is called the amygdala.

There are very rare cases of people who lack amygdalas completely, and they're profoundly impaired in recognizing fearful expressions.

And whereas healthy adults and children usually show big spikes in amygdala activity when they look at fearful expressions, psychopaths' amygdalas are underreactive to these expressions.

This may be in part because their amygdala is more reactive to these expressions.

So, for example, in my leadership team meetings, I don't see facial expressions or gestures.

So in one sense you had the problem that language wasn't fully ripe, if you like, neologisms were coming up, new expressions.

So in yellow, you see the different expressions in use in the various countries.

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