Body Language Facial Expressions 2

Question 1

Raised eyebrows combined with wide open eyes most commonly signal:

Accepted Answer

Surprise or disbelief

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Boredom

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Anger

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Contempt

Question 2

What facial expression involves one corner of the mouth raised while the rest of the face remains neutral?

Accepted Answer

Contempt or disdain

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Sadness

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Genuine happiness

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Fear

Question 3

In body language reading, 'nose wrinkling' typically signals:

Accepted Answer

Disgust or displeasure

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Deep thought

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Excitement

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Sadness

Question 4

When someone's lower lip pushes upward and outward, this most likely indicates:

Accepted Answer

Sadness or uncertainty

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Joy

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Anger

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Surprise

Question 5

Which of the following best describes the facial expression of fear?

Accepted Answer

Eyebrows raised and drawn together, upper eyelids raised, lips stretched horizontally

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Brows furrowed downward, eyes narrowed, lips pressed together

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Cheeks raised, corners of mouth pulled back and up

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One side of mouth raised, nose slightly wrinkled

Question 6

What does a 'genuine' versus 'fake' laugh look like on the face?

Accepted Answer

Genuine laughs engage the eyes and cause crow's feet; fake laughs rarely reach the eyes

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Genuine laughs involve only the mouth; fake laughs engage more muscles

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Fake laughs are louder and last longer than genuine ones

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There is no reliable facial difference between genuine and fake laughs