The Science of Human Reading
A Helpful Guide to Understanding Emotions, Body Language and Hidden Motives
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The Science of Human Reading
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ナレーター：
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Jeremy Parris
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著者：
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Robert Wilmar
What if everything you saw made you feel shocked? The truth is that their fury hurts. There is a language of cinema that goes with head-wear. Happy faces may quickly turn into angry frowns. Some faces contort with stress, while others break out with peaceful joy. Tension may be seen in tense brows or crooked smiles. A single hat may tell you how sad you are just as well as how happy you are. Emotions change like shadows in the dark.
When you put them to the test, those weak smiles often show how someone really feels. Think about how your spouse arrives home late, after the kids are sleeping, with a ripped shirt after working all day. He approaches up to you carefully and sits down next to you without saying anything. His eyes are locked on yours, and they appear heavy and sorrowful, yet there's a faint smile on his lips. Then he adds, "Don't worry, things will work out." I adore you.
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