How to observe a person s micro expressions

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Micro-expressions, learning to observe expressions is really just a beginner.

Don't be fooled by the words: "A micro-expression only lasts 1 4 seconds, 1 8 seconds", as long as you have normal eyesight, you can see it completely. All you have to practice is to be familiar enough with those expressions to flash in them.

When it passes, you can quickly know what it is; You also have to be sensitive enough to all kinds of body language, voice and intonation changes, and only in this way, when they appear, you won't miss them out in a blur.

And all that is required is light training and enough enthusiasm.

I just made a large notebook and traced the distribution of human facial muscles according to the diagram.

Then you will have a great interest in human beings, observing pedestrians on the street, watching pestering couples on the subway, paying attention to the demeanor of everyone around you, you can play in the crowd for a long time without getting tired.

Slowly you will find out their little actions when chatting with friends, and you will secretly design a few related questions to test his reaction, you will feel so excited, it turns out that people have so many secrets that you didn't know before, you really want to share these gossips with people, if you don't do it, you will become a nuisance person from now on.

At the same time, you will often find yourself wrong, and when you go back and re-deduce your original judgment, you will find that the theory is not wrong, but you are all wrong.

Then you will revisit a concept that you have learned and that I am going to emphasize with you now, which is called "baseline". Because you find that the main mistake you make at this stage is to deviate from the "baseline", and even many times, you are too lazy to establish a "baseline".

Believe me, no matter how much I emphasize its importance now, you will still ignore it, and you will not know its importance until you keep making mistakes, and you will never forget it.

If you are not tired of this craft at this time, you may begin to be interested in various interviews, and then when you sit down to watch and analyze carefully, you will suddenly find that by the way, feelings are one.

There is so much and so much information in a small paragraph, and it is completely beyond the limits of what your brain can process, so you start taking notes while reading, pausing and looking back.

Slowly, you become more and more cautious and conservative in your analysis, because you find that there can be many, many reasons that trigger a response, and if you don't think about it comprehensively, it's easy to get it wrong.

That's when you realize that the most difficult part of the microreaction is not what you see, but how to analyze it.

As an aside: I have a wide range of hobbies, I like to read miscellaneous books, and even took a copycat acting class for a month or two (with excellent grades), and finally did a group performance for a day.

I don't know if these mastery of this craft will be weighted.

Micro-expressions refer to the expression of people's inner feelings to each other by making some expressions, and between the different expressions people make, the face will "leak" other information.

Common micro-expressions are:

1. Shaking of one shoulder: lack of self-confidence.

2. Put your hand between the brow bones: feel ashamed and use it to create a visual barrier.

3. Rub your nose: cover up the truth.

4. When the eyes look to the left, they are usually recalling, and when they look to the right, they are usually thinking about lies.

5. Touch your forehead with your hand: show shame.

6. Pupil dilation: fear, anger.

7. Repetition of words and raising of voice: lying.

8. Touch your neck: lie about early rent.

9. The nostrils are turned out, and the lips are tightly closed: angry.

10. The chin is raised, and the corners of the mouth are drooping: self-blame.

11. Eyebrows pulled upward: fear.

12. Raise the right eyebrow: question.

Micro-expressions refer to the expression of people's inner feelings to each other by making some expressions, and between the different expressions people make, the face will "leak" other information.

Common micro-expressions are:

1. Shaking of one shoulder: lack of self-confidence.

2. Put your hands between the brow bones: feel ashamed and use it to build a visual barrier.

3. Rub your nose: cover up the truth.

4. Looking to the left is usually recalling, and looking to the right is usually thinking about lies.

5. Touch your forehead with your hand: show shame.

6. Pupil dilation: fear, anger.

7. Repetition of words and raising of voice: lying.

8. Touching the neck: lying.

9. The nostrils are turned out, and the lips are tightly closed: angry.

10. The chin is raised, and the corners of the mouth are drooping: self-blame.

11. Eyebrows pulled upward: fear.

12. Raise the right eyebrow: question. Zhengchang.

There is no need to observe very carefully every time, otherwise everything will not be in the category of micro-expressions after the family finds out.

"Micro-expressions" can last for as little as 1 25 seconds, so it is difficult to observe micro-expressions, and micro-expressions must be synthesized and a single micro-expression cannot say anything. Expression, as the name suggests, is the expression on the face, for example.

Happy: Facial movements when people are happy include: the corners of the mouth are upturned, the cheeks are raised and wrinkled, the eyelids are constricted, and "crow's feet" form at the end of the eyes.

Sad: Facial features include squinting, tightened eyebrows, pulled corners of the mouth, and chin raised or tightened.

Micro-expressions mainly look at facial features and the like.

Micro-expressions?If you observe other people's micro-expressions directly, will others not pay attention to you?In this way, others will be very uncomfortable, and PR will inevitably fail.

Teach you something I know, to cater to what you mean: micro-movements are good.

1.Put your arms in front of your chest: Self-protection, better than messing with me, I don't believe you, what you said is a lie, I can't listen to your words at all.

2.Spread your hands out and put them on the table: Please say more, this person is right, well, yes is like this3

Ten fingers crossed arms in a tapered shape: I have to think about it, okay, right4Hands behind the back:

Lift the guard, be quite at ease with you, put on a shelf, and make a deep 5Scratching the hair, the back of the head: this is troublesome, how can I explain 6

Placing your hands in small gestures that are not easily visible to others: tangled, or simmering lies in the hope that these will help you.

There is an American drama called.

lie to me

Specializes in facial micro-expressions and small movements.

Two words "pondering" - you can pay attention to the eyes, look at the hand movements, look at the waist movements, etc. Experience can make you know a lot, but the important thing is to increase your own strength, and you don't have to think too much about other people's hehe.

The body and language are inconsistent, indicating that he is lying, and the surprised and frightened expression on his face for more than a second indicates that he is faking.

Physical and verbal inconsistencies, and in general the disease cannot be judged entirely by a person's facial expressions.

The inconsistency of body and language indicates that he is lying and asking the other person about something, and the shaking of the other person's shoulder indicates that the other person is not confident in what you are saying.

The other person will show contempt for your questioning, and usually your questioning will be true.

In general, illness cannot be judged solely by a person's facial expressions about his mental activity. Not everyone has joy and sorrow on their faces.

Observe their personality through body language, color psychology, mind reading, and more. Then explain in detail with the actual situation, and the meaning of the expressions of what kind of people appear in what situation is clear.

Excitatory effect: The caffeine of tea leaves can excite the center.

When

When asking someone something, a shake in the other person's shoulders indicates that the other person has no confidence in what you say.

When people lie, they usually look in one direction with their eyes, but their gestures are in the other direction. A slight shrug indicates that a person is uncomfortable with what they are saying and can be seen as lying in some cases. The shorter the time interval between asking and answering a question, the more likely it is that the answer to the question is a prepared lie.

Speaking quickly, placing objects on the chest creates obstacles: deliberately keeping a distance from the interlocutor, anxious eyebrows raised,Sagging chin: surprised, touching the neck:

Lying, unless his neck hurts Pronunciation: Lies but is difficult for the human ear to distinguish Wrist swing when speaking: Lying occurs when the arms are on a table, the tips of the fingers are naturally crossed or drooping when standing, and the arms swing naturally with the forearms.

Have you ever wondered how people really feel when they tell you something? Sometimes, isn't it very urgent to know the truth?

Humans are capable of making more than 50,000 different expressions, but it's all made up of 7 different combinations.

We only need to master the 7 universal expressions that are common to humans to discover micro-expressions that last less than a second and be able to understand the real feelings hidden behind the expressions!

The seven expressions are: happy, sad, angry, disgusted, fearful, surprised, and contemptuous.

In the following time, I will teach you how to master the judgment methods and skills of these 7 basic expressions.

1. Be happy. We all know that when someone is laughing, it means they are happy. What if it's a "smirk"? How to distinguish between polite and perfunctory smirks, in fact, it is very simple, in real happiness, you will see the corners of the mouth go up, the cheeks will rise slightly, the sign of real happiness is to observe whether there are crow's feet in the corners of the eyes, if you don't see the crow's feet in the corners of the eyes, then the smile is fake.

2. Grief. Sometimes, she knows that someone is sad, but she says it's okay. You think she's really fine, then you're wrong again.

Many people don't want to let people know about her sadness, and they disguise themselves and pretend to be happy. If you understand micro-expressions, you can easily see that in sadness, the upper eyelids and outer edges of the eyebrows will droop, and the corners of the mouth will be slightly pulled down. I don't know if I see this expression!

3. Anger. Angry micro-expressions consist of lips narrowing and pressing tightly together. You will also see the eyebrows tilted downward.

4. Disgust. Disgust is characterized by the fact that the upper lip is often bulging to expose teeth. This will be accompanied by wrinkles on the nose.

5. Fear. The lower eyelid will be tightened and the upper eyelid will be lifted. You'll also notice that the eyebrows are lifted and pushed together.

6. Surprised. This is a very important micro-expression. It can be used to help with lie detection. If you accuse someone of something, and they seem surprised, it's possible that your accusation is incorrect. Surprised, the eyes will widen, and the mouth will open a little bit.

7. Contempt. Contempt is best distinguished, that is, the corners of the mouth are raised unilaterally!