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Why are people and elephants crying?
People cry when they realize the joy and sadness of life. Crying elephants are what we call them because they have a sad face.
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Why do humans have eyebrows?
It can be said that the face is one of the most miraculous things that nature has bestowed on humanity. Except for the twins, each person has a different beauty, a diffe…
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The face shows the aggressiveness of men
Researchers from the University of Delaware (USA) discovered that men with large but short faces are more likely to bluntly express their own racial biases.
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Why is it harder for men to read emotions than women?
A new British study found that men actually find it harder to read people's emotions than women, because their brains have to work twice as long as women in order to det…
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Body language reveals more mood than words
When you want to turn someone's mood, scientists recommend that you look at their body language.
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The new body is the 'window of the soul'
According to a new study, the eyes may not be the windows of the soul because we can detect strong emotions in others through consideration of body language, not includi…
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Which people are the most emotional?
The Philippines and Singapore can share the same geography, but emotionally, the people of the two countries are so different.
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Laughing is also a sign of frustration
A new study finds that most people smile when frustrated, even if they don't realize it, and computers can be
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Language function originates face expression
Australian scientists say human language functions can emerge very early and are marked by the phenomenon of monkey mouth copy when they communicate with each other. Thi…
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The meaning of facial expressions also carries cultural characteristics
East Asians are often more difficult than Europeans to distinguish a frightened face with a surprised face, or a disgusted face with an angry face.
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Sticklebacks have different genes but have the same evolutionary expression
Research shows that when two species of sticklebacks evolved, lost pelvis and body protection, these changes were caused by different genes in each species.
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The expression of emotion is innate
The expression of emotions depends on our genes, according to a new study. This study identifies that the expression of emotions is innate, not a product of learning.
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Revealing the strange properties of glass
Scientists had a groundbreaking discovery of the strange properties of glass expression in both solid and liquid form.
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Explain the face of fear
Scientists found that the actual fear response is to respond to biological function by transforming the way our senses perceive the world.
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The 8 biggest mysteries in the Mona Lisa painting
The ambiguity of the model's expression, the incredible part of the face and the skillful painting technique of the great artist Leonardo da Vinci in the Mona Lisa paint…