Scientists Find We Share Universal Angry Face Daily Mail Online Scientists say the chances are that you do and it consists of a lowered brow, the thinned lips and flared nostrils. a new study claims that the human 'anger face' is actually universal. one is. The best way to deal with anger is to write down your reaction on a piece of paper and throw it away, scientists say (stock image) the method is so effective it eliminated feelings of anger.
Scientists Find We Share Universal Angry Face Daily Mail Online How having an angry face gets you ahead in life: humans evolved to see a fierce scowl as a sign of strength, say scientists angry faces developed over generations to make us 'look tough', says study. We hypothesized that the anger face evolved its specific form because it delivers something more for the expresser: each element is designed to help intimidate others by making the angry. When we get angry, we all tend to make the same face lowering our eyebrows, clenching our jaws, and flaring our nostrils. but as to why people all around the world make that same angry face, scientists really weren't quite sure. until now. a new study suggests that our facial expression of anger evolved because it made us appear physically. Scientists find evidence of a universal, non verbal communication system. humans 03 january 2024. by clare watson. (yoshiyoshi hirokawa getty images) deep down, everyone just wants to be understood. and regardless of what language we speak, or whether we are blind or sighted, new research hints at a shared, universal non verbal communication.
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