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What the words didn’t tell you… Micro-momentary Facial Expressions Micro-momentary Facial Expressions What are they? Best described as involuntary facial expressions that occur at the micro-level. They can occur as fast 1/25 of a second.Generally occur when one is trying to repress their emotion in a situation of either intensity or when there is something to be lost or gained. Unlike many other facial expressions, micro-momentary facial expressions are not easy to fake or conceal. There are few people who have this ability. So they can be used to distinguish the lies from the truth. History Micro-momentary Facial Expressions Charles Darwin first wrote about the changes in human facial expression as a reflection of the individuals current emotional state and noted that these changes are to be a means of communicating emotional information. William Condon became famous for first exploring the idea of micro-expressions, without coining the term, through his study of interaction among people, occurring at the fraction of a second level. Haggard and Isaacs officially discovered the term micro-expressions in 1966. Micro-momentary Facial Expressions History（continued） Dr. Paul Ekman’s research in this field is considered to be the most pioneering of all. Collaborating with researchers David Matsumoto and Mark Frank, Ekman helped invent the Micro-expression Training Tool to improve one’s ability to read our everyday micro-momentary facial expressions. Seven universal emotions are fear, anger, sadness, contempt, happiness, surprise, and disgust. Seven Universal Emotions Micro-momentary Facial Expressions Seven Universal Emotions Micro-momentary Facial Expressions Seven Universal Emotions Micro-momentary Facial Expressions Seven Universal Emotions Micro-momentary Facial Expressions Seven Universal Emotions Micro-momentary Facial Expressions Seven Universal Emotions Micro-momentary Facial Expressions Seven Universal Emotions Micro-momentary Facial Expressions Sev