Body language - The smile

Pleasure, amusement, aggression, or anxiety are present.

Besides submission, what else does a smile mean?

Out of stress

Besides wanting to hide something, when else can the "low intensity tight lipped" smile happen.

The "crows feet" dip downward, as well as the eyebrows

During a genuine smile, what happens to the "crow's feet"?

It is more difficult

Is it more difficult, or easy for liars to smile?

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Non genuine smiles are more pronounced on the ____ side of the face.

The wrinkles formed at the corner of our eyes when true happiness is present.

What are "crow's feet"?

A smile where the top and bottom teeth are showing, along with the crows feet curving downwards.

What characterizes a "broad" smile?

A smile that forms an upside down "u" shape.

What characterizes a "downturned" smile?

Lips spread across the lack, curving up to the point where the lips slightly separate to show little amounts of the teeth.

What characterizes a "high intensity tight lipped" smile?

Lips spread across the face , curves slightly upward, with no crows feet present

What characterizes a "low intensity tight lipped" smile?

A light tipped smile accompanying confident body language.

What characterizes a "smirk"?

One side of the face sports a smile whilst the other side doesn't.

What characterizes an "uneven" smile?

When the lips are raised to show only the top row of teeth.

What characterizes the "upper" smile?

Lips stretched across the face with no "crows feet" present.

What common form does an insincere smile take?

Joy or pleasure

What does a "broad" smile indicate?

indicates high stress, unhappiness, anger, tension and depression.

What does a "downturned" smile indicate.

- indicates a hidden attitude or thought, uncertainty, hesitation or lack of confidence.

What does a "low intensity tight lipped" smile indicate?

Arrogance and smugness

What does a "smirk" indicate?

Submission

What does a smile indicate?

Acquaintanceship but is not completely honest.

What does the "high intensity tight lipped" smile indicate?

Opposite emotions are present

What does the "uneven" smile indicate?

Shows medium pleasure and insecurity, but also may indicate a hidden agenda.

What does the "upper smile" indicate?

Leniency

What effect does smiling naturally create?

No, the smile is there to distract and is not genuine, it is used to hide something.

Should we trust the "low intensity tight lipped" smile?