Do some common facial expressions reveal personality traits?, with Herman Ilgen
People Who Read People: A Behavior and Psychology Podcast
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The Bi-Dimensional Model of Arousal
James Russell did a very important work on how people perceive other people. What he found is that some non-verbals are consistently interpreted like higher arousal. People who frown their eyebrows and squint their lower eyelids are being perceived as cold and distant and unpleasant. So you could say that what we found is very much in line with what James Russell has done, I would say.
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