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Smile Anatomy: Emotional Self Regulation and Facial Expression Muscle Measurement and Training

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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

8-Buccinator- muscle of irony-- a deeper muscle that pulls the mouth straight back

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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