A cheery Renee Zellweger made her way to a Santa Monica, CA restaurant on December 26, 2009 with a present in hand. Perhaps the actress was meeting a friend for a post Christmas celebration! After Renee’s Lunch date she waved goodbye.
See how the upper lip is moving upward, and the nose is also moving up just the slightest bit upward.
Here we see a fake smile, because it is not "equal" on both sides of the face...
whenever you see emotion and one side of the face shows "more" than the other it is likely it is a faked emotion.◦
Sunday, December 27, 2009
Renee Zellweger Shows Subtle Disgust
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How to you know if something is a fake smile or contempt? I know it is a fake smile but it good be also with contempt. What's difference between?
- a fake smile without contempt (not equal on both sides)
- a fake smile with contempt (not equal on both sides)
- only contempt
It can be difficult and with everything it should be evaluated in the context of what is going on. The main thing with contempt is normally one side of the face is neutral while the other is pulled back. The pulled back part of the expression of contempt is important also, the muscles act slightly different in contempt as compared to a smile (pulled back as compared to lifting). With all that being said, contempt can be part of a smile as I believe we are seeing here. Subtle Expression Training and practice helps us notice the slightest differences between the different emotions, there are times where their may be more of one particular emotion... Sorry about the fuzzy explanation, it is just the way it is sometimes.
Okay, thanx for the explanation. Maybe it's sometimes hard to notice. I am using the Subtle Expression Training tool. It's very interesting al this. I'm shocked by the amount of contempt I see. And what I also found is that when people drink a lot they show contempt, but maybe it was just a coincedent.
By the way, are you going to follow the Truth evaluation seminar from Humintell? I already signed me up. I hope it's useful.
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