Check out the article from MSNBC.com. What do you think?
A growing body of science is showing that facial configuration — placement of the eyes, width of the cheekbones and so on — provides clues to a person’s personality , including likelihood to be extroverted, conscientious and, now, trustworthy. While this analysis is not unfailing, it works slightly more often than not.
Going through my own tooth dilemma and getting some red flags from my new dentist that I need to work out, I did some reading online hoping to get some answers before I get my x-rays and head out the door for a second opinion. What I found was, well, very unsettling.
I found an article in Reader’s Digest (Canada) about a woman who decided to randomly visit 45 dentists with x-rays and ask for an opinion. You’d think she’d get the same recommendations, overall, wouldn’t you? She didn’t. This is a must read.
In today’s times, with a difficult economy, I think we need to be even more cautious. I’ve done some studying online and plan to read my own x-rays as best I can, and where I have questions, I will ask them!
Here is an interesting article from the blog of Dr. David Matsumoto, an expert on microexpressions, that I thought you might find interesting.
Are you a musician? If so, this is you:
“Musicians Read Emotions Better“
Do you find music is connected to your emotional memory? I sure do. Songs often mark a spot of time in life and every time I hear a specific song, I am taken back to a specific memory.
This article is courtesy of Russ. Thanks, Russ.
I thought this was an interesting article about the facts of lying taken in Canada. What do you think?