# Paul Ekman
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paul ekman (born February 15, 1934) is an American psychologist and professor emeritus at the University of California, San Francisco who is a pioneer in the study of emotions and their relation to facial expressions. He was ranked 59th out of the 100 most cited psychologists of the twentieth century. Ekman conducted seminal research on the specific biological correlations of specific emotions, attempting to demonstrate the universality and discreteness of emotions in a Darwinian approach.
Episode 33: Red Flags, Micro-Expressions and $2,000 Cars
What does a liar look like? Can a fleeting facial expression expose the truth, and are comedians better than most people at faking emotion?
In Episode 33, comedian Bradford Oakes joins former police officer, behavioural expert and forensic interviewer Steve Van Aperen for a funny and fascinating ex…
Holding it Together When Things Fall Apart | Pema Chodron
Pema Chodron has seemingly been trying to prepare us for this pandemic for years, through a series of popular books, with titles such as When Things Fall Apart, Welcoming the Unwelcome, and The Wisdom of No Escape. But as you will hear, she is anything but gloomy. Like all of the great meditation t…
A critical look at Paul Ekman, Joe Navarro, and the entire "behavior expert" industry
A talk with former CIA officer Kent Clizbe about the exaggerated, irresponsible claims made by many self-described “behavior experts,” focusing especially on Paul Ekman, Joe Navarro, microexpressions, and attempts to detect deception from body language. We discuss why facial expressions and physica…
Ep 212 — Spotting a Liar | Sound of Metal
It's our third episode this month AND it's right before General Conference so let's have some fun. We're going to talk about finding hidden or obscured information, spotting the lie. How best to prepare for GenCon? We'll take a look at a few books written by experts on the topic. For our media, we…
How to Tell If Someone Is Lying...ish (Microexpressions Won't)
Spotting lying, we are told is just Somebody freeze framed a grieving parent's face, announced "duping delight" to four million followers, and the comment section returned a verdict before the police did. The lie detection science says that person was running on a coin flip with a ring light. Ben C…
#336 The Hidden Language of Love | Dr. Stan Tatkin
Dr. Adam Dorsay introduces SuperPsyched and interviews Dr. Stan Tatkin, founder of The PACT Institute, about how nonverbal cues and stress shape communication in love relationships. Tatkin explains that subcortical threat detection, negativity bias, and pattern recognition rapidly interpret faces, …
Think You Know Your Brain… Think Again!
Your brain is hallucinating a miserable life and how to stop it.
ACT I: THE PREDICTIVE ENGINE
One, the big lie. Your brain isn’t a reactor. It’s a guessing machine. Consider for a moment the profound illusion of your own experience. We navigate our days under the enduring delusion that we are passi…
How to Read People and Body Language Cues: Paul Ekman's Micro-Expression Research Meets Joe Navarro's FBI Analysis, the Nonverbal Intelligence System, and the Baseline Protocol Explained (EP57)
Forty seconds before she spoke, her face told the truth. We combine Ekman's micro-expressions with Navarro's FBI behavioral analysis and build the Baseline Protocol for reading people correctly.
Cho read the truth in forty seconds, before a single word was spoken. We open with the Baseline Protocol…
What is a facial expression?
Have you ever wondered if a smile means the exact same thing everywhere in the world? Or could a smile actually mean you're angry in a different country?! In this mind-bending episode of Philosophy is Not Boring, Mira and Finn explore the amazing science of faces! Travel back to 1967 with an Americ…
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