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Emotions Revealed

Emotions Revealed

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Paul Ekman

The primary message in this book is the importance of being able to interpret facial expressions and perceive the emotions that people are experiencing. This skill is not only valuable for detecting deception and identifying insincere smiles, but more importantly, it allows for a greater sense of empathy by recognizing the common emotions that unite us all. Practical advice: Feel comfortable expressing your emotions. If you have suppressed your sadness or anger in the past because of a fear of being vulnerable, try to reconnect with those feelings in order to establish a healthier relationship with your emotions. To assist you in this process, stand in front of a mirror and replicate the facial expressions described in the book. As you become more skilled at identifying the correct expressions, you will develop a stronger connection to your emotions and overcome the harmful habit of bottling them up. Do you have any feedback? We greatly appreciate hearing your thoughts on our content! Simply send an email to [email protected], using the book's title as the subject line, to share your ideas. Further recommended reading: Spy the Lie by Philip Houston, Michael Floyd, Susan Carnicero & Don Tennant Spy the Lie delves into the common tactics employed by liars in an effort to deceive others, as well as providing techniques to help you detect these lies. Drawing on the tried-and-tested methods of lie detection used by former CIA agents, this book equips you with the skills to spot the signs of deception and ask the right questions to uncover the truth. Interested in sharing with your team? Did you know we offer company subscriptions? Click the link below or have your Learning & Development team contact us to discover how you and your team can benefit from , both personally and professionally.

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What's it about?

Emotions Unveiled (2003) examines emotions closely, uncovering their origins and ways to identify them, whether they belong to you or others. If you've ever desired to ascertain if someone was being untruthful or attempting to trick you with a warm grin, these insights are perfect for you!

Book summary

Paul Ekman is a consulting psychology expert for police departments and security offices. He’s also helped Pixar Studios bring animated characters to life by availing them of his expertise on emotions and how they’re revealed through facial expression.

The primary message in this book is the importance of being able to interpret facial expressions and perceive the emotions that people are experiencing. This skill is not only valuable for detecting deception and identifying insincere smiles, but more importantly, it allows for a greater sense of empathy by recognizing the common emotions that unite us all. Practical advice: Feel comfortable expressing your emotions. If you have suppressed your sadness or anger in the past because of a fear of being vulnerable, try to reconnect with those feelings in order to establish a healthier relationship with your emotions. To assist you in this process, stand in front of a mirror and replicate the facial expressions described in the book. As you become more skilled at identifying the correct expressions, you will develop a stronger connection to your emotions and overcome the harmful habit of bottling them up. Do you have any feedback? We greatly appreciate hearing your thoughts on our content! Simply send an email to [email protected], using the book's title as the subject line, to share your ideas. Further recommended reading: Spy the Lie by Philip Houston, Michael Floyd, Susan Carnicero & Don Tennant Spy the Lie delves into the common tactics employed by liars in an effort to deceive others, as well as providing techniques to help you detect these lies. Drawing on the tried-and-tested methods of lie detection used by former CIA agents, this book equips you with the skills to spot the signs of deception and ask the right questions to uncover the truth. Interested in sharing with your team? Did you know we offer company subscriptions? Click the link below or have your Learning & Development team contact us to discover how you and your team can benefit from , both personally and professionally.

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