Micro Expressions Quiz

What are the six universal facial expressions?

• love, grief, terror, fury, astonishment, and loathing

• happiness, sadness, fear, anger, surprise, and disgust

• joy, sorrow, anxiety, rage, shock, and contempt

• excitement, depression, nervousness, aggression, amazement, and aversion

How can facial expressions help in understanding someone's emotions?

• Facial expressions have no impact on understanding emotions

• Facial expressions are always misleading and cannot be trusted

• Facial expressions only show physical pain, not emotions

• Facial expressions can provide visual cues that indicate a person's emotions.

What are some common emotional cues that can be observed in micro expressions?

• Nodding, shaking head, shrugging, and clenching fists

• Raised eyebrows, narrowed eyes, lip corner tightening, and jaw dropping

• Smiling, laughing, frowning, and yawning

• Winking, blinking, staring, and squinting

How can recognizing micro expressions help in communication?

• By making the person more mysterious and intriguing

• By making the person more difficult to understand

• By providing insight into the true emotions and feelings of the person you are communicating with.

• By making the person more emotionally closed off

What are some common body language cues that indicate discomfort or unease?

• Crossed arms, fidgeting, avoiding eye contact, and closed body posture

• Nodding and leaning forward

• Smiling and making direct eye contact

• Standing with an open and relaxed posture

How does nonverbal communication play a role in expressing emotions?

• Nonverbal communication includes facial expressions, body language, gestures, and tone of voice.

• Nonverbal communication includes written messages and emails.

• Nonverbal communication is not related to expressing emotions.

• Nonverbal communication only involves handshakes and eye contact.

What are some key indicators of happiness in facial expressions?

• Frowning, furrowed brow, blank stare

• Tears, downturned mouth, clenched jaw

• Squinting, raised eyebrows, open mouth

• Genuine smile, raised cheeks, crinkling around the eyes

How can nonverbal communication be used to convey confidence and authority?

• By speaking softly and using closed-off body language

• By slouching and avoiding eye contact

• By fidgeting and looking around the room

• By maintaining strong posture, direct eye contact, firm handshake, and using open gestures.