Humans cry for many reasons, but crying for emotional reasons and crying in response to aesthetic experiences are unique to us. Learn more: humintell.com/2011/06/crying…

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Dr. António Damásio, Dr. Joseph LeDoux, Dr. Daniel Goleman, Dr. David Matsumoto, e Dr. Freitas-Magalhães no 2nd World Congress on Facial Expression of Emotion | Oct 9-11 | Porto | wcfee2024.pt | David Matsumoto Humintell

Anger is usually a cover for sadness.

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Some people believe alcohol can make them happier, help them relax, or improve their social experiences. But if they step back, they might realize that drinking gives them a temporary euphoria at best, not the long-lasting happiness they deeply long for. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/sober-…

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A hallmark feature of borderline psychopathology is the misinterpretation of benign interpersonal stimuli as malevolence on the part of a bad actor. In severe cases, this can accurately be described as paranoia, which is partly why early theorists used the term "borderline

Emotional intelligence isn't only about reading others' feelings. It’s also about revealing some of yours. People with expressive faces are better liked—and better negotiators if they’re friendly. Showing emotion is not a sign of weakness. It's a tool for communication and fuel

Feeling angry? Researchers have discovered a simple, but effective, strategy to help with anger management. Write down your thoughts then throw them away: humintell.com/2024/08/feelin…

Over half a century of scientific research has documented that 7 universal facial expressions of emotion are expressed and recognized, all around the world, regardless of race, culture, nationality, religion, gender or any other demographic variable. humintell.com/2010/06/the-se…

Don't trust every media analyst you see or read who invokes #bodylanguage. There’s a lot of great information a person can get from nonverbals, but you have to be careful. #PresidentialDebate

New research: People who are more motivated to improve their mood engage in more emotion regulation, experience better emotions, and report better mental health. Increasing this motivation can boost well-being, even during COVID-19. Read more in #PSPB: ow.ly/6vph50Tl9Ew

Lying to someone is a form of self harm.

You may think that in a tough #negotiation you need a good poker face, but recent research suggests that being pleasant and facially expressive could actually yield you better results. Learn more: humintell.com/2024/09/to-be-… cc Kwame Christian Mark at Negotiations Ninja American Negotiation Institute

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Excited to share our latest publication "Multimodal Emotion Recognition Based on a Fusion of Audiovisual Information with Temporal Dynamics" in MTAP! Great work with José Salas, @otsedom1, @javierlorenzoN ULPGC ULPGC Research Check it out here: link.springer.com/article/10.100…

While all channels of nonverbal behavior are important, the most important is the face, and for good reason: the face and facial expressions are the most complex nonverbal signal system in the body, and it is used to express many different kinds of mental states.

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