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September 27, 2009 at 19:57:26
Smile Anatomy: Emotional Self Regulation and Facial Expression Muscle Measurement and TrainingBy Rob Kall (about the author) Page 6 of 7 page(s) 1-corrugator-anger, anguish-- pulls eyebrows down 2-Orbicularis Oculi Palpabraeous superior and inferior-- contempt , squints or narrows eyes 3-Masseter- clenched jaw of restrained anger 4-triangularis -complementary of aggressive passions, pulls lower lip out to help form contemptuous face 5-procerus nasi--aggression, frown; lowers, furrows forehead, creates the scowl 6-quadratus labii inferioris-- lowers lower lip 7-Platysma- intensifier-- pulls lower lips down and back, helps show teeth 8-sternocleidomastoid-- pulls head towards chest or tightens neck. Fear and Sadness muscles 1-Frontalis- muscle of attention 2-palpebralis superior and inferior, muscle of contempt and complementary muscle of weeping. 3-labii
superioris moderate weeping or grief, whimpering. This muscle lifts the
upper lip. It seems to act as an intensifier for many feelings. 4-orbicularis oculi. The muscle encircling the eye. 5-Masseter- may go slack during fear 6-triangularis- muscle of sadness-- pulls down corners of mouth 7-corrugator- muscle of anguish, pulls eyebrows in and down towards nose
Rob is the organizer founder of the Winter Brain, Optimal Functioning and Positive Psychology and StoryCon Meetings. He is president of Futurehealth, Inc., Publisher of more...)
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How simple a smile, and yet how complex.
by Gerri George on Friday, Oct 2, 2009 at 10:22:59 PM
the thing about studying smiling and positive experiences...
by Rob Kall on Monday, Oct 5, 2009 at 9:13:35 PM
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