Micro Expression

I recommend the American drama "Don't Lie to Me", also translated as "A Thousand Lies" Season 1 or 2. Dr. Letterman uses microexpressions to get at the truth. Very nice

Psychological stress microreactions refer to the "unintentional" reactions made by people after receiving effective stimulation. After people realize that they have lost their temper, they will immediately try to suppress, cover up or even disguise their true state. Don't easily believe in the performance that you can see directly, but look for those tiny reactions of the person involved who are "out of control" through the performance. You must learn to use baseline comparison to compare the behaviors of people, which are real emotional expressions under stress, which are social expressions, and which are habits, instead of mechanically copying the knowledge in the book. During analysis, real psychology is analyzed through micro-expressions, and the logical relationship between the stimulus source and the micro-expressions of the person being tested is paid attention to and judged.

For a qualified Aries, it is inevitable.

Okay, that's pretty good. But if you just want to understand it simply, you can go directly to the last chapter, which is the summary. (Of course, not that bibliography) I can't quite understand the muscles and things he talked about. After all, I haven't studied them before, and I don't know much about where they are on the face. But this book is really good and it taught me a lot of knowledge. It's worth reading [laughs][laughs]

It's so theoretical that I can't calm down and come and take a look. 1. People can be the masters of emotions, or they can be the slaves of emotions. That is to say, when they are rational, they are the masters, and when they are anxious, they are the slaves. 2. The eyes are the window that cannot tell lies. 3. Giving gifts depends on two points. One is whether the gift meets your expectations and whether it is appropriate. The second is the person giving the gift. If the person giving the gift is the person you like, you will like it no matter what you give it.

The human face has muscle characteristics, which can not only transmit information, but also preliminarily judge the person's likes and dislikes of certain things or people through expressions. Micro-expressions can reveal people's true feelings and emotions, and people usually attribute them to subconscious instincts. We can pay more attention to the coordination between people's subtle expressions and breathing in our lives. The article uses pictures and texts in detail to teach us how to pay attention to the changes in people's facial muscles in different states and on different occasions. It is convenient for us to understand human nature, enrich ourselves, and prevent being deceived. It is a good book worth reading!

When the intensity of negative stimuli escalates beyond the limit of disgust and threatens the person concerned, anger will be triggered. Anger is characterized by an aggressive tendency to attempt to drive away or eliminate the source of negative stimuli. The essence of disgust is to hold a "top-down negative" attitude towards the source of negative stimuli, trying to exclude, avoid or be too lazy to deal with them. In all levels of disgust, there is no desire to change, attack or even eliminate the source of stimulation, and at worst, just walk away. However, if the intensity of the stimulus increases, it may cause threats and harm, which will elevate the person's emotions to a new level - anger. The essence of anger is the desire to attack and win - to eliminate danger by attacking.

The representative work of Jiang Zhenyu, president of the Academy of Psychological Stress Microreaction Science, provides a detailed analysis of the six major human facial expressions: surprise, disgust, anger, fear, sadness and joy. Every emotion has its own unique expression. No matter how complex it is, it has necessary morphological characteristics and typical morphological characteristics. These small and exquisite morphological characteristics are micro-expressions. Whether it is a pure "micro-expression" or a complex composite expression, all subtle changes on the face can be captured and the authenticity can be distinguished.

Not bad, not bad. I highly recommend reading it. It is also a very good help for interpersonal relationships.

When novel authors express the emotions of characters, they habitually reflect the character's emotional ups and downs by describing the characters' micro-expressions. In fact, micro-expressions also hold true in our daily lives. Expressions are another way of human communication that is more real and accurate than language. After a certain amount of learning, we can analyze the emotions behind the faces by disassembling expressions, and we can understand the true inner thoughts of others to a certain extent and help us communicate better with others.

Good! ! ! Very useful! Although rather wordy

This book is written by Jiang Zhenyu, dean of the Academy of Psychological Stimulation and Microreaction. It contains the author's fifteen years of research results and is highly professional. The book breaks down the six major human facial expressions in detail. Each expression contains its own unique meaning and the emotions hidden behind each expression. It tells professional knowledge and is accompanied by illustrations, allowing readers to understand in a more intuitive way. Reading this book, you can capture all the detailed changes on the face, which can be used to distinguish the authenticity of the information. It is both interesting and practical, highly recommended ~

As the book says, human expressions are much more complex than we think. Sometimes a casual blink of an eye may convey important information. This reminds me of the communication with relatives and friends in life. Maybe we can capture their emotional changes more keenly and understand them better. Moreover, the cases in the book are very vivid, just like reading a short story, which is very interesting. I think this book is not only suitable for professionals to read, but also for ordinary people like us, and can help us improve our interpersonal communication skills.

To sum it up in one sentence, expressions caused by emotions are true, and expressions controlled by thoughts are false. The first thing to note is not to analyze everything. The expressions you can see on other people's faces are most likely fake expressions disguised, or well-trained "shells." Analyzing such expressions can only make you "jump into the pit dug by others without thinking about it." What we need to analyze can only be the physiological expressions and emotional expressions triggered after effective stimulation, and never analyze social expressions.

I learned about the psychology of micro-expressions from watching TV programs, so I came here to read relevant professional books. There is a lot of professional knowledge in the book, and there are many examples to help understand the content. After I came out of the society, I found that it is really important to observe people's words and emotions. This is not for scheming, but to cope with it better. There are many movements on the human face. Faced with different scenes, different stimuli, and different emotions, there will be different facial movement feedback. There are many interpretations of just smiling. It is a very interesting book and very professional.

Expressions are an important communication tool in our interpersonal interactions, and can also be said to be a manifestation of emotional intelligence. Micro-expressions can help us judge the true feelings and motives of others. After 8 years of research and accumulation, the author cooperated with 15 judicial agencies and based on 600 hours of criminal case videos, analyzed 6 common emotions and the corresponding micro-expression characteristics of people in the world. Every emotion starts with case analysis. Very fresh and clear. Microexpressions are the instinctive response of human beings to achieve survival and reproduction, and they are not controlled by thinking. If you want to learn how to understand people by yourself, don't miss this book.

It's a treasure book

Become a must-read book for Qi Xia (*^-^*)

I finished reading, but I didn't get into it.

It's okay, the language is more official

Human micro-expressions are divided into six categories: surprise, disgust, and anger. Fear, sadness and joy, but in real life, micro-expressions are divided into two categories. One type is a subtle expression change that is accidentally revealed when the emotion is extremely suppressed and cannot be allowed to be expressed. The muscle movement is insufficient and the time is short. This type is a relatively pure micro-expression. The other type is a composite expression that mixes various complex emotions on one face. This category appears more often.

This book is very good

Very professional and rewarding

You don't learn much, you need to work hard

Has no one finished watching it? Anyway, I will watch it again.

Very detailed and rich content

Very useful for my social networking

So beautiful and useful

It shares the specific structure and information of most micro-expressions, and also explains how to judge micro-expressions, as well as other books [smile]

It's quite interesting. I suggest you write a separate chapter on the differences and identification methods of each micro-expression. It's a bit difficult to distinguish. For example, disgust and anger are both frowning, so it's easy to confuse them.