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The Year in Weird Facial Expressions
Sometimes, you take an unflattering picture. That's just the truth, it happens to everyone and celebrities, athletes and other notable public figures are not immune to the occasional bad photo. Usually these photos are tossed aside, but... [more]
Sometimes, you take an unflattering picture. That's just the truth, it happens to everyone and celebrities, athletes and other notable public figures are not immune to the occasional bad photo. Usually these photos are tossed aside, but sometimes they prove to be useful. In this case, these photos are rare gems, and we've collected them to bring you a year in weird facial expressions.
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If you make a weird face long enough will it stay that way forever?
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Leader:
No way, that's a lie!
No way, that's a lie!
Oxford University launches a study to find out how children of different ages 'read' people's faces and expressions.
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Two studies about facial expressions have been reported by the BBC in the past few weeks.Facial expressions 'not global' (14 August 2009). In research carried out by a team from Glasgow University, East Asian observers found it more difficult to distinguish some facial expressions. (Findings published in Current Biology journal.)Delinquents 'misinterpret anger' (19 September 2009). A Japanese study of young offenders found they often misread...
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From knowledgeanduncertainty.blogspot.com
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There are two things we can say about Torben Sko. First: He's probably never had a problem getting 'torbensko' usernames. We'd like to applaud his forward-thinking parents who clearly saw the benefit of a unique name in the distant, internet-enabled future. Second: Sko's technology demos (remember this head-tracking demo?) have helped us conceptualize what a Natal-enabled future will be like, more so than jury-rigged versions of Burnout...
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From joystiq.com
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London, September 29 (ANI): A study by an international team of researchers has shown that partially blind people can “unconsciously” sense the facial expressions of others.
Led by Marco Tamietto and Beatrice de Gelder at Tilburg University in the Netherlands, the study involved two patients from the United Kingdom who have the very rare condition known [...]
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From thaindian.com
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Sometimes badminton can get a bit ugly. No, not the attitudes of players, I am talking about my facial expressions.It turns out I have spent SO much time alone that I have forgotten the first rule of socializing, “smile, smile, smile!” You look so pretty, oh so pretty with a smile! No matter what you are doing: Go Social Conditioning!One of my workers saw a picture of me from a few years ago and said, “Wow, you must of gotten that taken when...
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From blogger.com
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Background:
Previous reports have suggested impairment in facial expression recognition in delinquents, but controversy remains with respect to how such recognition is impaired. To address this issue, we investigated facial expression recognition in delinquents in detail.
Methods:
We tested 24 male adolescent/young adult delinquents incarcerated in correctional facilities. We compared their performances with those of 24 age- and gender-matched...
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From biomedcentral.com
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Partially blind people can ‘unconsciously’ sense the facial expression of others shows a study by an international team of researchers. Led by Marco Tamietto and Beatrice de Gelder at Tilburg University in the Netherlands, the study involved two ...
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