FELT, FALSE, AND MISERABLE SMILES
FELT, FALSE, AND MISERABLE SMILES
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DOI：
10.1007/bf00987191
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发表时间：
1982-01-01
影响因子：
2.1
通讯作者：
FRIESEN, WV
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作者：
EKMAN, P;FRIESEN, WV
与外观可测量差异相关的基于理论的区别被描述为三种微笑：感觉微笑（积极情绪的自发表达）；虚假的微笑（故意表现得好像感受到了积极的情绪，但其实并没有）；以及痛苦的微笑（承认自己感到痛苦，但并不打算对此做太多事情）。初步证据支持关于这三种微笑有何不同的一些假设。
Theoretically based distinctions linked to measurable differences in appearance are described for three smiles: felt smiles (spontaneous expressions of positive emotion); false smiles (deliberate attempts to appear as if positive emotion is felt when it isn't); and, miserable smiles (acknowledgements of feeling miserable but not intending to do much about it). Preliminary evidence supports some of the hypotheses about how these three kinds of smile differ.