http://phyllischan.blogspot.com/2010/11/blog-post.html
下面有幾個重點我引用了下來
1.左臉的表情反應的是真實的情緒，而右臉則傾向於呈現出假笑、假哭及扮鬼臉的做作表情。
2.《人體使用手冊》的作者吳清忠先生在《人體復原工程》一書中亦曾提及，一個人的左、右臉常常是不同的，而這種差異往往會隨著年齡的增長而越來越明顯。
3.根據多年觀察的經驗，差異越大的人，其內心世界和外在表現差異就愈大。這種差異會形成長期的心理壓力，使臉部的左右失去平衡，差異的大小和壓力成正比。
4.多數男人的左臉和女人的右臉都比較不開心，而我們通常只會看到比較順眼的那半張臉。
看了上面這篇網誌後，真的覺得好奇妙哦，大腦的運作為什麼會這樣子咧~而且其實除了臉型左右是不對稱的之外，只要是自然界的物質構成都不會是對稱的形式，可是為什麼會是這樣的安排呢~
另外作者非常用心的整理出完善的資料，讓我蠢蠢欲動想要玩玩自己的臉，我才發現我的臉型也是左邊比右邊大，但右邊的臉還真的看起來有點假笑的樣子，好像在敷衍什麼似的；左臉雖然比較胖，卻感覺比較和藹可親。不過基本上，這兩張圖片還是蠻像本人，只是右邊是發福前，左邊是發福後。
左邊臉型與右邊臉型
話說回來，既然觀察人臉可以看出這麼多隱藏在臉皮下的訊息，我們何不好好利用這個隨處可見的第一手資料!!!而究竟能從臉皮上觀察到怎樣的訊息來，通常一般人都能從照片上看出來，但若是要在短時間觀察出別人的表情就不是那麼容易的事情，因為一般欺騙人的表情，是快到你幾乎查覺不到的一閃即逝，那麼學會在瞬息間掌握到臉部所透露出的迅息，也許離真相會更近些；而學會察言觀色也是一件相當重要的事，這項技能對有些白木的人簡直缺乏的可憐，反之EQ高的人都具備這項技能，人是複雜的動物，切中要害，才能取得先機。新聞曾經報導過，每個人都會騙人，而騙人的頻率大概幾分鐘就發生一次，很多時候，騙人的人其實是不經意的連自己都沒發覺，如果說，欺瞞是生存的本能，那麼學會看穿欺瞞，就是生存的利器。
如果想學會怎麼看出有沒在騙人這件事，或許可以參考Lie To Me；Lie To Me 這部影集找了這樣的素材，運用在影片中，確實也引起了相當大的迴響跟好評，基於科學辦案的根據，也強化了影集的可信度與刺激度。曾經是海上鋼琴師的主角飾演Dr. Cal Lightman，是團隊的Leader，他辦案時的眼神非常有說服力，他有著好像可以洞察一切的深邃眼神，讓人著迷不已。
Lie to Me是一部美國影集，以下是Wikipedia對這部影集的介紹：
Based on the real-life scientific discoveries of Paul Ekman, the series follows Lightman and his team of deception experts as they assist law enforcement and government agencies to expose the truth behind the lies.[16]
Lie to Me這部影集是立基於Paul Ekman對真實生活的科學發現。影集中萊特曼和他的團隊擔任了欺騙專家協助執法和政府機構，為了要揭露這些謊言背後的真相。
The season opens with Cal and Gillian hiring a new associate: former TSA officer Ria Torres. Ria scored extraordinarily high on Cal's deception detection diagnostic, and is labeled a "natural" at deception detection. Her innate talent in the field clashes with Cal's academic approach, and he often shows off by rapidly analyzing her every facial expression. She counters by reading Lightman and when he least expects it, peppers conversations with quotes from his books.
It was gradually revealed that Dr. Lightman was driven to study micro-expressions as a result of guilt over his mother's suicide; she claimed to have been fine in order to obtain a weekend pass from a psychiatric ward, when she was actually experiencing agony (which mostly parallels Paul Ekman's anecdote in his book Telling Lies).
For a small number of the early episodes Lightman would team up with Torres working on a case, while Foster and Loker would team up on a separate case. Occasionally their work would intertwine or Foster or Lightman would provide assistance on each others cases. As the first season progressed, the cases became more involved and all four of the main characters would work together on one case for each episode. This formulaic technique is often used in the first episodes of a new series to help establish the characters.
In addition to detecting deception in subjects they interview, Lightman and his team also use various interviewing and interrogation tactics to elicit information that is useful to their cases. Rather than by force, they instead use careful lines of questions, provocative statements, theatrics and healthy doses of deception on their own part. In the show's pilot episode, Lightman is speaking to a man who is refusing to speak at all, and is able to discern vital information by talking to him and gauging his reaction to each statement. This approach is also taken in several other episodes
這些都是人類共同有的情緒，不因文化地理環境不同而改變。
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