13/20 But they don't say how they determine whether the smiles are really genuine or fake. There are situations where I would have a hard time faking a smile without actually really smiling about the absurdity of faking a smile. So I think it's a bit of a silly test :(
9/20 It was silly, but it was fun to watch all those ludicrous faces. I kept thinking they were all somewhat fake; how can you smile genuinely on command while being filmed? I was sure that gap-toothed guy was faking it...
I did this months ago, I even mentioned it to Tracy at the time and she seemed totally uninterested. I got 18/20. I did it while I was reading that book about the mind, and one of the chapters was about exactly this ability humans presumably share with other animals: completely instinctive recognition of emotions in others based on tiny physical cues. So maybe my sensitivity was heightened by thinking about this.
Oh yeah. I remember being uninterested in this all those weeks ago. I'm not really interested now, either, I just thought the videas were kind of interesting in a creepy sort of way.
13/20. i was the same as Yuwen. Anytime they stopped smiling abruptly without having a little smile left that they had to repress, I labeled it a fake.
But they don't say how they determine whether the smiles are really genuine or fake. There are situations where I would have a hard time faking a smile without actually really smiling about the absurdity of faking a smile. So I think it's a bit of a silly test :(
It was silly, but it was fun to watch all those ludicrous faces. I kept thinking they were all somewhat fake; how can you smile genuinely on command while being filmed? I was sure that gap-toothed guy was faking it...
Same as Anita, I couldn't help thinking they were all fake and these people stopped smiling quite abruptly in these vedio clips.
I got 18/20. I did it while I was reading that book about the mind, and one of the chapters was about exactly this ability humans presumably share with other animals: completely instinctive recognition of emotions in others based on tiny physical cues. So maybe my sensitivity was heightened by thinking about this.