I have been abused in my childhood . Due to it I learned to block out chunks of time that hurt . So in that memory went away . I started having flashbacks at around 21 . Now I am 45 and have time to slow down and am facing a bunch of new famil secrets coming out in the old ones age that are tricky news for me and started flashbacks again for me so. That said I started looking into PTSD and that led to learning to build healthy boundaries. Well that led to me noticing that I do not match my feelings to my face so my husband has no clue what I really feel sometimes so ... Here I am . Could I ask since you have a interest in this subject could you lend me some resources you would recommend for my cause ? I do not wish to over step any lines of socially conversation. I tend to over talk a lot which I only have a few days experience really with these labors of crazy hard changes but it is out of love for myself and those around me be me first . That is big for me because the only subject I found that fit every thing going on with me ended saying every scan of these kinds of brains all have no activity in the parts of the brain that conects there ability to see and connect to there own selves is all dead or more like was stunted so badly threw its developmental ages so it never developed. Its very end said and this put the death nail in it for me. " These people many times are so disconnected with themselves that they do not even k ow when they have to go to the bathroom . I have always rushed because I do not notice I need to go before its bad . I know I say alot but this is so the tip of my racing brain . I have time on my hands and not much to do lol.
The upper half of the face shows more true emotions than the lower part , i get tons of those microexpressions almost daily , condescending , surprise , disgust , fear , in that order , it's quite funny how a simple millisecond facial expression can reveal so much about a person's nature and stance within an interaction.
That is exactly what I thought right away, however the lighting obscures the contours on the left making it look like it didn't move. If you look very closely and maybe even slow the video down to .5x speed you can see it moves in the same direction as the other side.
The left did move however the right moved first and moved more than the left. This is asymmetrical and it seems like there is contempt first and then a fake quick smile.
Be careful with the narrowing of the eyes. People don't only do it when they are angry, but also when they try to focus in on something (sometimes even an image inside their mind) Narrowing of the eyes alone is not enough of a tell for anger. Also in clip five I'd say that the contempt you point out on the right side looks more like a half sided display of disgust, since it is more vertical and it also shows in the nose tensing. I do see a slight sign of contempt before that on the left side. In Clip 6 First example: The first sign of contempt is earlier, but from the point on you describe what you see it is a little different. Both sides of the mouth twitch up wich is a sign of happiness, but since afterwards the right side rises more it is probably a mixture of happiness and contempt (Not suprisinng that you'd see these expressions mix, don't you think?) Video 7 You like to focus on contempt don't you. Maybe it is also because the other emotions aren't Micro enough for you, but this is a beautiful logical riff of emotions right here. First there is a genuine smile than it is combined with anger. I'd interpret that as something like "I got you" or "I'll show you" which gets topped of by the contempt you see, which I strengthens my point of view. She is happy about the situation, ready to attack and thinks she is in the winning position. Video 9 You can even see the lips tensing up horizontal and the nose is flaring which strengthens your interpretation of fear even more :) Video 10 I'm not sure about the disgust, could be that his nose is itching. Be carful to jump to conclusions to quickly (confirmation bias) I think you might have missed hints of dissapointment. Video 11 starts with a short sign of fear, before it moves into the mix of anger and contempt. Video 14she displyas happiness and contempt. The eyebrows might move a little bit slow and you can't see the suprise in the eyes. There are more incidents when people raise there eyebrows. For example in the unconcious hello. but in this case, combined with the smile ant contempt, it goes probably in the direction of marking out "See, I told you so!" or something of that kind.
OR… peoples initial reaction is angry and they transition from anger to a thinking expression as a way to hide that initial anger, because they are so similar
I'm getting better. Due to your videos i already noticed a lot emotions i would not have noticed in the past. I pretty much appreciate your work and that your sharing all this information. Thank you.
Patryk: - "Are you ready for the next video? Here we go!" Video: Patryk: - "Did you catch the contempt on the right side of the mouth?" 😂 [Patryk analizing the emoji] Patryk: - "The emoji may appear to be smiling, but if you see the eyebrows are actually raised and coming together and you can also see the tears streaming down from the eyes... this is not a face with tears of joy, but in fact a person concealing the sadness with a fake smile as also evidenced by the lack of crinkling of the skin near the outside of the eyes" 😂😂😂
Video 13, what she does with her hands is also a self soothing gesture and not only that, the long sigh after, is relief from stress caused by the fear. It was really worth mentioning in my opinion, because it gives context to the situation.
As an autistic female God Bless you for making these videos ❤️❤️❤️❤️ you’re helping me learn and adjust my algos and I can’t tell you how much I appreciate it
i think in the last video, the woman actually has 2 emotions at the same time. One is surprise and another is contempt when her lip corners slightly stretch sideways. correct me if i'm wrong!
I do wonder if 3:25 is just him holding back an unexpressed opinion. Here his lips don't seem pressed but they disappear into his mouth. Later on, near the end of the video, he repeats this but his lips are visible and clearly pressed, which tells me that you're right about the second one, it's anger. With that out of the way, I'm super thankful for these examples. My guesses were quite good in the beginning, but it was more difficult to get the more subtle expressions in realtime. Before halfway through, I noticed a clear improvement in reading the faces in realtime! So thank you so much!
Awesome tutorial so much patience for us learners it's fascinating! Thankyou. I get the basic expressions easy no matter how fast but the little tiny "disgust" and "content" micros on the side of someone's already crooked mouth are the ones I miss in context.
Great video ! but sometimes I feel that we over analyse micro-expression. We confuse micro-expression which are universal and last less than 1/2 second with unconscious or fake facial expression (+ 0,5 second) And I'd know how to interpret a single micro-expression as contempt or even construe several micro-expression at once. For exemple, what could mean happiness, disgust, fear at the same time ?
Sorry there was more pulling up than down. And I don't JUST study microexpressions, I study nonverbal communications. If he were to be sad he would've pacified himself in a way like the others when they experienced fear.
My initial read was also sadness and maybe disappointment or regret. I have NO experience reading micro-expressions (I've only just started learning about this a couple days ago), I was just going off my intuition and current knowledge.
In video 5 a second or less before the disgust, there is a microexpression of contempt on the right side of his mouth (right from where we see it it not from the anatomical position).
Great work and I can't wait to watch the impact Movie fully .I am sure the movie will succeed 99% so, I suggest you start a new project (TV show) series need to learn more,Thanks!
The upper half of the face is a lot more accurate , these microexpressions don't linger they really flash in a fraction of a second and usually last longer when direct eye contact is broken.
Great Videos:) I wanted to ask two things of you. 1. In video 10, you recognized three emotions, Surprise, Disgust and Comment. How could you differentiate between disgust (Touching of nose while nose crinkling) and an innocent scratching of the nose? 2.This is not a question but more of a request. Like the Body language test that you have on your website, could you also create an app for the same? It's easier to access on mobile phone (on the move) and helps with a more rigorous practice.
As for lip movements and the corners of the mouth in older people: age can change how high and how symmetric your mouth and the corners of your mouth move.
after the surprise in Video 14 i see another expression . lips slightly pressed together, eyelid outside goes down easily and she moved her right shoulder a little bit. is it correct? do you see it too?
I think anger is just used as a very widely used expression here. The way i see it when he says anger it is more in the direction of "dislike" and "scepsism". I prefer one does not use "anger" as a wide blanket description, when it actually can be broken down to different emotions/feelings.
Thank you so much, It's really helpful! I have one question: in a real situation, how can we handle the voices, the several persons, several sounds and all of these micro-expressions in terms of focusing? Do we get used to it or..?
Maybe when you're embarrassed you've got a moment of anger at yourself. We react emotionally to things outside us, as well as inside us and our self awareness
Yeah, that's totally contempt! I was focused on her eyebrows >.< Noob mistake to get caught up in watching one thing too carefully. Good catch. It even explains the nod, it was the librarian stare.
If it was more symmetrical than it appears, then I'd say it was an eyebrow flash of recognition, the smile would then indicate that she recognized a question that she feels confident about answering. But it sure looks asymmetrical to me.
In video 13 happiness is not a micro expression. It's her trying to mask her fear and disgust. You can't be disgusted, affraid and happy at the same time.
27:27 Additional to surprise what is very obvious, isn't condempt also a thing for that scene? I am pretty sure after her brows went up , the right corner of her lips (from our perspective) also moves up a bit...
I mean, if it was only surprise and her lips are included in the expression, they would open and not widen especially not only on one side... or am I completely wrong?
How can we apply something that we need to play in slow motion and zoom in to see what is going on? I mean if you are 6 feet away from someone, you’ll be able to spot those subtle microexpression?
@@congratulationslol2826 anger management does not prevent you from feeling anger, it teaches you to manage it. Considering the only hints of anger from him were microexpressions lasting a fraction of a second each, I would consider his anger management excellent.
What are the categories please i see that they are limited in anger contempt sadness surprise disgust fear happiness, how about the more complex ones like shame guilt trust joy ….
Video 2 is sadness, not anger. "Anger" is the diagnosis too many times, while I think that there is simply not enough range of emotion allowed with these verdicts. I do not see anger so often as maybe doubt/unbelief, disagreement, scrutiny.
It's a micro expression. It doesn't require a full blown emotion. Keep in mind it's one of the categories used. The feeling itself is probably more subtle than direct disgust etc.
In the context of these videos, it's a feeling of superiority, disregard to someone/something, comparing yourself to others; and it could be also feeling proud.
Okay.. in my humble opinion: Imagine: People are talking to you. It's early. You haven't had your morning coffee yet. It's Monday.. the "Ugh, go away" feeling towards the brightly chattering people? That one.. that's one example... Or: your grandmother tells you the Moon and the Sun are the same celestial body in the sky. It doesn't matter how many times you have told her otherwise and actually showed her both the Sun and Moon in the sky at the same time, she stays convinced you're wrong. The "Okay, Grandma.." That one .. You're on TH-cam. Someone makes a comment you think is ridiculous. Instead of explaining, or really adding anything to the conversation, you write a sharp little zinger meant to let everyone know that you think the other person is a moron.. That one too... Different versions involving the same emotion..
Lo siento pero creo que se equivoca en las microespresiones, porque vi hasta el vídeo 4 y en las 3 últimas discrepo con usted, yo no soy un experto en esto pero se algunas cosas y definitivamente para valorar una expresión debe también tener en cuenta la situación, el contexto, pero aprecio mucho sus vídeo, me sirven para practicar...cosas buenas para usted ✌🏾
I admit I learned a lot about micro expressions. It is a glaring assumption and to claim and name these emotions. This is the mistake known as prescribing. The skill to master in micro expressions is in the describing, identifying expressions within the context of the whole. Emotions like anger contempt as well as happiness all carry baggage. This skews the judgement of the viewer.
5:17 what am I supposed to see where you put your mous epointer?? If you see things that are not there I am wondering what's the science behind this...
it's explained around 5:26 what you can see. a little sidewards movement of the corner of the lips on the right side of your screen, as explained in the voice over. look closer and you'll see. once you train more at spotting micro expressions, you'll see this also in real life.
yep i get the spotting of micro expressions , the face lends itself to very different cognitive thinking going on. the lady with the surprise and contempt..actually looks to be enjoying something. what i mean is ..there is mind reading under the emotions. what are they reacting to , ? We live a world where people suppress emotions - so learning these "subjects "is healthy . if we can safely start to become less inhibited and better communicate and express needs.. better for everyone. but what people think in terms of words , is important to. i wonder if ,in the same way people where dum'd down intellectually - see john Taylor gatto ,something parallel with emotional numbing down has happened. cant be good for mental health ,locking into being less expressive or getting depressed is like locking into sadness and contempt discuss ... sort of thing ..could be., if we unlock are emotional expression ,i think more intimacy and happiness might result. it's very socially active ..stuff
this is what I do on my free time. Totally not weird. Just fascinated by trying to read people more clearly.
Lol right there with you
I know, right??
I have been abused in my childhood . Due to it I learned to block out chunks of time that hurt . So in that memory went away . I started having flashbacks at around 21 . Now I am 45 and have time to slow down and am facing a bunch of new famil secrets coming out in the old ones age that are tricky news for me and started flashbacks again for me so. That said I started looking into PTSD and that led to learning to build healthy boundaries. Well that led to me noticing that I do not match my feelings to my face so my husband has no clue what I really feel sometimes so ... Here I am . Could I ask since you have a interest in this subject could you lend me some resources you would recommend for my cause ? I do not wish to over step any lines of socially conversation. I tend to over talk a lot which I only have a few days experience really with these labors of crazy hard changes but it is out of love for myself and those around me be me first . That is big for me because the only subject I found that fit every thing going on with me ended saying every scan of these kinds of brains all have no activity in the parts of the brain that conects there ability to see and connect to there own selves is all dead or more like was stunted so badly threw its developmental ages so it never developed. Its very end said and this put the death nail in it for me. " These people many times are so disconnected with themselves that they do not even k ow when they have to go to the bathroom . I have always rushed because I do not notice I need to go before its bad . I know I say alot but this is so the tip of my racing brain . I have time on my hands and not much to do lol.
its not that it's weird .. its just psyhology
The upper half of the face shows more true emotions than the lower part , i get tons of those microexpressions almost daily , condescending , surprise , disgust , fear , in that order , it's quite funny how a simple millisecond facial expression can reveal so much about a person's nature and stance within an interaction.
These were much harder than I expected, really went into depth on the combinations of very small signals in facial expressions. Great video.
In video 14, there is also a microexpression of contempt again at the viewers right side exactly at the time as the surprise.
That is exactly what I thought right away, however the lighting obscures the contours on the left making it look like it didn't move. If you look very closely and maybe even slow the video down to .5x speed you can see it moves in the same direction as the other side.
The left did move however the right moved first and moved more than the left. This is asymmetrical and it seems like there is contempt first and then a fake quick smile.
Yes, she had contempt expression all along.
@None of your business isnt contempt like what you described?
And also i see anger at the end of the movement at her eyes and the eyebrows is bit stressed
Be careful with the narrowing of the eyes. People don't only do it when they are angry, but also when they try to focus in on something (sometimes even an image inside their mind) Narrowing of the eyes alone is not enough of a tell for anger. Also in clip five I'd say that the contempt you point out on the right side looks more like a half sided display of disgust, since it is more vertical and it also shows in the nose tensing. I do see a slight sign of contempt before that on the left side.
In Clip 6 First example: The first sign of contempt is earlier, but from the point on you describe what you see it is a little different. Both sides of the mouth twitch up wich is a sign of happiness, but since afterwards the right side rises more it is probably a mixture of happiness and contempt (Not suprisinng that you'd see these expressions mix, don't you think?)
Video 7 You like to focus on contempt don't you. Maybe it is also because the other emotions aren't Micro enough for you, but this is a beautiful logical riff of emotions right here. First there is a genuine smile than it is combined with anger. I'd interpret that as something like "I got you" or "I'll show you" which gets topped of by the contempt you see, which I strengthens my point of view. She is happy about the situation, ready to attack and thinks she is in the winning position. Video 9 You can even see the lips tensing up horizontal and the nose is flaring which strengthens your interpretation of fear even more :)
Video 10 I'm not sure about the disgust, could be that his nose is itching. Be carful to jump to conclusions to quickly (confirmation bias) I think you might have missed hints of dissapointment. Video 11 starts with a short sign of fear, before it moves into the mix of anger and contempt. Video 14she displyas happiness and contempt. The eyebrows might move a little bit slow and you can't see the suprise in the eyes. There are more incidents when people raise there eyebrows. For example in the unconcious hello. but in this case, combined with the smile ant contempt, it goes probably in the direction of marking out "See, I told you so!" or something of that kind.
OR… peoples initial reaction is angry and they transition from anger to a thinking expression as a way to hide that initial anger, because they are so similar
I'm getting better. Due to your videos i already noticed a lot emotions i would not have noticed in the past. I pretty much appreciate your work and that your sharing all this information. Thank you.
Patryk: - "Are you ready for the next video? Here we go!"
Video:
Patryk: - "Did you catch the contempt on the right side of the mouth?"
😂
[Patryk analizing the emoji]
Patryk: - "The emoji may appear to be smiling, but if you see the eyebrows are actually raised and coming together and you can also see the tears streaming down from the eyes... this is not a face with tears of joy, but in fact a person concealing the sadness with a fake smile as also evidenced by the lack of crinkling of the skin near the outside of the eyes"
😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
Video 13, what she does with her hands is also a self soothing gesture and not only that, the long sigh after, is relief from stress caused by the fear. It was really worth mentioning in my opinion, because it gives context to the situation.
the last one, is not only sorprise, she shows contempt. Great video.
27:00
As an autistic female God Bless you for making these videos ❤️❤️❤️❤️ you’re helping me learn and adjust my algos and I can’t tell you how much I appreciate it
i think in the last video, the woman actually has 2 emotions at the same time. One is surprise and another is contempt when her lip corners slightly stretch sideways. correct me if i'm wrong!
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I do wonder if 3:25 is just him holding back an unexpressed opinion. Here his lips don't seem pressed but they disappear into his mouth. Later on, near the end of the video, he repeats this but his lips are visible and clearly pressed, which tells me that you're right about the second one, it's anger.
With that out of the way, I'm super thankful for these examples. My guesses were quite good in the beginning, but it was more difficult to get the more subtle expressions in realtime. Before halfway through, I noticed a clear improvement in reading the faces in realtime! So thank you so much!
Exactly
"Me and her had such a good night, I was joking all night and she's been smiling and smirking the entire night! But then she never called me back!"
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Teach us like professional
Bro .... never yo
Awesome tutorial so much patience for us learners it's fascinating! Thankyou.
I get the basic expressions easy no matter how fast but the little tiny "disgust" and "content" micros on the side of someone's already crooked mouth are the ones I miss in context.
Great video ! but sometimes I feel that we over analyse micro-expression. We confuse micro-expression which are universal and last less than 1/2 second with unconscious or fake facial expression (+ 0,5 second) And I'd know how to interpret a single micro-expression as contempt or even construe several micro-expression at once. For exemple, what could mean happiness, disgust, fear at the same time ?
"Something or someone who took the heat off of you by being even less competent than you are" might show a mix like that..
It is acting for the lesson.
You can’t be dogmatic about micro expressions. They don’t always mean the same thing. It’s situationally dependent
In video 2 i see sadness sides of lips pull down. Not contempt.
Sorry there was more pulling up than down. And I don't JUST study microexpressions, I study nonverbal communications. If he were to be sad he would've pacified himself in a way like the others when they experienced fear.
My initial read was also sadness and maybe disappointment or regret. I have NO experience reading micro-expressions (I've only just started learning about this a couple days ago), I was just going off my intuition and current knowledge.
Withdrawn opinion and sadness caused by disappointment. His eyes show sadness, not anger.
In video 5 a second or less before the disgust, there is a microexpression of contempt on the right side of his mouth (right from where we see it it not from the anatomical position).
aemilius ı thought ı saw contempt in the firsf vid too
I enjoyed this. Thank you for sharing!
Great work and I can't wait to watch the impact Movie fully .I am sure the movie will succeed 99% so, I suggest you start a new project (TV show) series
need to learn more,Thanks!
The upper half of the face is a lot more accurate , these microexpressions don't linger they really flash in a fraction of a second and usually last longer when direct eye contact is broken.
itis a good start for impact, maybe the names of microexpressions could be direct on image in each video
Thank you God for helping us set our faces like flint. In Jesus name amen 🙏
Swietna robota, to jest potezne narzedzie kognitywne, ze az chcialoby sie zeby jak najmniej ludzi dobralo sie do tej ,,mocy" aby miec pewna przewage.
Great Videos:) I wanted to ask two things of you.
1. In video 10, you recognized three emotions, Surprise, Disgust and Comment. How could you differentiate between disgust (Touching of nose while nose crinkling) and an innocent scratching of the nose?
2.This is not a question but more of a request. Like the Body language test that you have on your website, could you also create an app for the same? It's easier to access on mobile phone (on the move) and helps with a more rigorous practice.
covering the nose and sometimes the mouth is a reflex of disgust
Thank you for your work!
Thank you for this chanel
Great video!!
What would be cool here is hearing what the persons are saying in order to see the reaction
Thank you very much for these trainings, also I noticed one thing in the last video; the women's lips go upwards.So is it contempt or not ?
As for lip movements and the corners of the mouth in older people: age can change how high and how symmetric your mouth and the corners of your mouth move.
after the surprise in Video 14 i see another expression . lips slightly pressed together, eyelid outside goes down easily and she moved her right shoulder a little bit. is it correct? do you see it too?
That wasn't a shoulder shrug
In video 1 I also see a little bit of surprise just after happiness.
Great intelligent 🧠 thanks
In the last one you can see that there's a little smile with the surprise
I think anger is just used as a very widely used expression here. The way i see it when he says anger it is more in the direction of "dislike" and "scepsism". I prefer one does not use "anger" as a wide blanket description, when it actually can be broken down to different emotions/feelings.
Excellent.
Good easy to understand. I liked it.
Thank you so much, It's really helpful!
I have one question: in a real situation, how can we handle the voices, the several persons, several sounds and all of these micro-expressions in terms of focusing? Do we get used to it or..?
When he rolls his eyes to the right, what is that? Is rolling of the eyes related to a specific emotion?
these videos are awsome
Do pressed lips always mean anger, or can it mean also holding back emotions or embarrassment? I do it when embarrassed.
Read John Navarro and Annie Sarnblad, way more credible
Maybe when you're embarrassed you've got a moment of anger at yourself.
We react emotionally to things outside us, as well as inside us and our self awareness
27:17 are you sure you didn't miss a contempt right there?
Yeah, that's totally contempt! I was focused on her eyebrows >.< Noob mistake to get caught up in watching one thing too carefully.
Good catch. It even explains the nod, it was the librarian stare.
If it was more symmetrical than it appears, then I'd say it was an eyebrow flash of recognition, the smile would then indicate that she recognized a question that she feels confident about answering. But it sure looks asymmetrical to me.
Great content I learned a lot Thank you for sharing
In video fourteen, is there not also contempt?
Thankyou for this❣️
Also it will make my mind work twice fast now....that could be a problem 🤔
Great video
They really need to make more I've seen all of them lol
In video 13 happiness is not a micro expression. It's her trying to mask her fear and disgust. You can't be disgusted, affraid and happy at the same time.
the contempt in video 2 was really hard to spot
Not that hard if you had previously spotted his scorn when his upper lip raises.
@Patryk , can you please analyse the recent BBC interview with Prince Andrew, I'd really value your insights on his micro gestures. Thanks
I absolutely love this stuff, but, without the use of a camera,+ slow motion play-back, I'm afraid l would miss most of this.......
You initially said the opening of the eyes was fear and then in video ten you said it was surprise?
expreshayne both are opening of the eyes, but if the eyebrows are round its surprize and when they are curved and on tension its fear.
Suprise cannot be more than 1 seconds
5:48 is called a Robert DeNiro impersonation
Oh wow, he does look like De Niro...
In the last video I also see a little trace of contempt just after surprise.
Nice. That's really helpful!
I’m really surprised you didn’t include contempt as part of the solution in the very last example. Hm.
very educative..😏😏
27:27 Additional to surprise what is very obvious, isn't condempt also a thing for that scene? I am pretty sure after her brows went up , the right corner of her lips (from our perspective) also moves up a bit...
I mean, if it was only surprise and her lips are included in the expression, they would open and not widen especially not only on one side... or am I completely wrong?
I can almost swear one of them was happiness. But of course, I'm wrong
How can we apply something that we need to play in slow motion and zoom in to see what is going on? I mean if you are 6 feet away from someone, you’ll be able to spot those subtle microexpression?
Wow, that middle guy seemed to have a lot of anger...I wonder why?...
Anger management issues perhaps?
@@congratulationslol2826 anger management does not prevent you from feeling anger, it teaches you to manage it. Considering the only hints of anger from him were microexpressions lasting a fraction of a second each, I would consider his anger management excellent.
also contempt at 27:33
What are the categories please i see that they are limited in anger contempt sadness surprise disgust fear happiness, how about the more complex ones like shame guilt trust joy ….
Im too good at this wht shld i do boss?
could you do a micro-expression course using a psycopath?
Can you read what someone is thinking not just feeling
video 14 I think contempt is also shown
in the last video, isn't there also contempt, because one corner of the lip goes higher...?
Can you study the expressions of Putin? :D
Video 2 is sadness, not anger. "Anger" is the diagnosis too many times, while I think that there is simply not enough range of emotion allowed with these verdicts. I do not see anger so often as maybe doubt/unbelief, disagreement, scrutiny.
I have an impression that he sometimes points a contempt when there is not any
It's a micro expression. It doesn't require a full blown emotion. Keep in mind it's one of the categories used. The feeling itself is probably more subtle than direct disgust etc.
I have a question about Video 8...I thought lips pressed together was sadness? Why is it anger here? Where am I wrong? Lol can you help?
What exactly is comtempt? Can someone explain please.
In the context of these videos, it's a feeling of superiority, disregard to someone/something, comparing yourself to others; and it could be also feeling proud.
Okay.. in my humble opinion:
Imagine: People are talking to you. It's early. You haven't had your morning coffee yet. It's Monday..
the "Ugh, go away" feeling towards the brightly chattering people?
That one.. that's one example...
Or: your grandmother tells you the Moon and the Sun are the same celestial body in the sky. It doesn't matter how many times you have told her otherwise and actually showed her both the Sun and Moon in the sky at the same time, she stays convinced you're wrong.
The "Okay, Grandma.."
That one ..
You're on TH-cam. Someone makes a comment you think is ridiculous. Instead of explaining, or really adding anything to the conversation, you write a sharp little zinger meant to let everyone know that you think the other person is a moron..
That one too...
Different versions involving the same emotion..
How are you suppose to see microexpressions if sitting at a distance from someone?
Lo siento pero creo que se equivoca en las microespresiones, porque vi hasta el vídeo 4 y en las 3 últimas discrepo con usted, yo no soy un experto en esto pero se algunas cosas y definitivamente para valorar una expresión debe también tener en cuenta la situación, el contexto, pero aprecio mucho sus vídeo, me sirven para practicar...cosas buenas para usted ✌🏾
I don't get difference between 9th and 10th video one of fear and other of surprise. Because of mouth ?
cheers dude now going to the beat the s*** out of that employee who always giving me that contempt expression haha
Cant believe i got a new hobby
in video 3 what about his head tilt??
and in video 9 what that frowning?
Does anyone else see in video 13 sadness (because she was looking down) disgust and fear?
And also in video 14 surprise and contempt?
Video 13 i believe is not happiness but rather is mix of fake smile and a reaction of lip movement in contempt and fear
hi man, would you have some real situations where some things could be more obviious?
Sure, have a look at our videos here th-cam.com/video/wIGPwd0U-eg/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/E-7oi0zUlh8/w-d-xo.html
Hi, i was wondering... i noticed a lot of eyebrow movement in Video 10. Can anybody tell me about that? Is that another micro-expression for disgust?
I admit I learned a lot about micro expressions.
It is a glaring assumption and to claim and name these emotions.
This is the mistake known as prescribing.
The skill to master in micro expressions is in the describing, identifying expressions within the context of the whole.
Emotions like anger contempt as well as happiness all carry baggage.
This skews the judgement of the viewer.
Lis pressed together aren't only a symbol of anger
Video 10
nice video :)
in video 13 I see also contempt no? and I do not see the happines because of the eyes who do not show any happines
Video 7 - there is anger at 16:03 when the eyes twitch
5:17 what am I supposed to see where you put your mous epointer?? If you see things that are not there I am wondering what's the science behind this...
it's explained around 5:26 what you can see. a little sidewards movement of the corner of the lips on the right side of your screen, as explained in the voice over. look closer and you'll see. once you train more at spotting micro expressions, you'll see this also in real life.
yep i get the spotting of micro expressions , the face lends itself to very different cognitive thinking going on. the lady with the surprise and contempt..actually looks to be enjoying something. what i mean is ..there is mind reading under the emotions. what are they reacting to , ? We live a world where people suppress emotions - so learning these "subjects "is healthy . if we can safely start to become less inhibited and better communicate and express needs.. better for everyone. but what people think in terms of words , is important to. i wonder if ,in the same way people where dum'd down intellectually - see john Taylor gatto ,something parallel with emotional numbing down has happened. cant be good for mental health ,locking into being less expressive or getting depressed is like locking into sadness and contempt discuss ... sort of thing ..could be., if we unlock are emotional expression ,i think more intimacy and happiness might result. it's very socially active ..stuff
5:12 was there another contempt on his right side of his lip?
Thank you, it's so interesting and incredible :)
very useful. only one thing: are you ready for the ...? please stick to analisys othrwise it gets annoying,. thanx
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I believe in video 11 there is also fear in his eyes. I find disgust so hard to catch...
In video 14, there is surprise, but almost at the same time, the right side of her lips stretches just a little. Why isn't that a sign of contempt?