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Friday, May 25, 2007

Is that smile real or fake?
by Eyes at 10:00 AM

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You've landed on the blog of a "natural"

as depicted in the show "Lie to Me"
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I posted a smile test on my blog back in 2005. I thought I would post about it again for all my new readers.

Can you spot a fake smile? Take the test created by Dr. Paul Ekman, and see.

Last time I took it, I scored 15 out of 20 correct. I had forgotten about this test completely (I had no memory of it!), so I took it again. This time, I scored 18/20.

What did you score?
Labels: deception tests, Paul Ekman

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At 11:22 PM , As I Weather the Storm said...

15 out of 20. But I didn't play most of the videos. I went off their initial picture. But then later realized I can play them. Probably would have done a lot better.

Is that smile real or fake?

____________________________

You've landed on the blog of a "natural"

as depicted in the show "Lie to Me"
____________________________

I posted a smile test on my blog back in 2005. I thought I would post about it again for all my new readers.

Can you spot a fake smile? Take the test created by Dr. Paul Ekman, and see.

Last time I took it, I scored 15 out of 20 correct. I had forgotten about this test completely (I had no memory of it!), so I took it again. This time, I scored 18/20.

What did you score?
Labels: deception tests, Paul Ekman
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