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  • Daniel's Body Language
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    MRS. DOUBTFIRE Mrs. Doubtfire is the creation of a man, unwilling to accept the role of being a weekend father. Daniel, the father, is determined to spend more time with his children and goes to extreme measures to do so. When Daniels wife, Miranda, starts divorce proceedings, he impersonates a middle-age female English nanny. Many of Daniels original traits and characteristics are in jeopardy when he has to learn a new way of presenting himself to his family. His verbal and body language must c...
  • Basal Emotional Responses
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    Kelly MillerTitleNonverbal expressions of emotions are not consciously controlled, lending them to being more basal and honest. "It is difficult to bring nonverbal behavior under conscious control. [... ] The behavior is automatic, an unconscious reflex". (Be rko et al 100) Researchers from Darwin to Leathers have studied the universality outward display of emotions and how they can be non verbally expressed through facial expressions, stature, and the eyes. Facial expression is by nature a basa...
  • Poets Ability To Feign Love
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    The strength of emotion in Sonnet XX effects the poets ability to express his love; therefore, he trusts his poetry-the written word (or possibly the silent language of the body) -to express love more effectively than his tongue. The strength of the poets emotion is expressed in his fear (I, for fear of trust) exemplified in the lack of trust in himself and in his beloved. Knowing that perfection is difficult or impossible to achieve he attempts and forgets to say The perfect ceremony of love's ...
  • Experiment Left And Right Composites Of Faces
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    Asymmetry in Facial Emotional Expression. Abstract Research in the past has demonstrated that the right hemisphere of the brain is dominant in the perception and expression of emotion. As a result of crossing of the nervous system, the expectation was that the left side of the face would express emotion more intensely than the right. This was tested by using left and right composite faces, showing them to participants, asking them to rate which of the two faces was more intense. The finding was ...
  • Emotions Through Body Language And Clothing
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    Throughout life, clothing and body language are often utilized as sources of emotional expression. These emotions can also be portrayed in literary works and artistic displays, such as those of Poe, Baudelaire, Manet, and Warhol. In Does Man of the Crowd, there are several descriptions of different types of people based on their appearances, but one particular man is focused on by the narrator due to his unique appearance. Baudelaire The Painter of Modern Life emphasizes the emotional expression...
  • Negative Emotion Composites Of Faces
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    Abstract Composites created using only the left side of a face and only the right side of the face were judged by participants as one being more intense in emotional expression than the other. Roughly half the participants looked at composites expressing negative emotion, and the other half looked at composites expressing positive emotion. The left side composites were rated above chance as being more intense in emotion than the right side composites. The group observing negative emotion express...
  • Written His Material In The 19th Century
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    Romanticism began in the early 19th century and radically changed the way people perceived themselves and the state of nature around them. Unlike Classicism, which stood for order and established the foundation for architecture, literature, painting and music, Romanticism allowed people to get away from the constricted, rational views of life and concentrate on an emotional and sentimental side of humanity. This not only influenced political doctrines and ideology, but was also a sharp contrast ...
  • Express Duchenne Smiles
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    Since Kindergarten, children are taught to associate certain emotions with certain facial expressions. This social norm is reinforced consistently throughout childhood. One of the most mundane of these is that smiling represents happiness, friendliness, and joy. However, as we examine the world around us, we find ourselves asking, 'Why do people really smile?' This study will seek to determine the times that adults smile, and what emotions they are really feeling at the time. LITERATURE REVIEW B...
  • Neutral Face Amongst Emotional Distractors
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    VISUAL SEARCH IN A CROWD: The Impact of facial emotion Introduction: The aims of this research study are to determine whether an emotional facial expression is more rapidly located in an array of neutral faces, than the location of a neutral face amongst emotional faces. It endeavours to discover which kind of facial expression in particular is most readily located in an array of neutral faces, as well as determining the influence of the overall number of distractor faces present on the efficien...

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