How a Smile Can Make a Difference: Enhancing the Persuasive Appeal Of Celebrity Endorsers | the Journal of Advertising Research
The Duchenne Marker is Not a Universal Signal of Smile Authenticity – But it Can Be Learned! | Social Psychology
Smiling and Courtship! Does Smiling Increase Male Attractiveness? – Evolved Psychology
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Children's and adolescents' perception of the authenticity of smiles. | Semantic Scholar
6+9+12: EVERYONE CAN BE TAUGHT TO DELIBERATELY FAKE A SMILE WITH THE “ GENUINE ENJOYMENT DUCHENNE MARKER” | Semantic Scholar
Frontiers | A Novel Test of the Duchenne Marker: Smiles After Botulinum Toxin Treatment for Crow's Feet Wrinkles
Duchenne Smile: Why Genuine Smiling Matters - PsyBlog
Why We Smile And How To Spot A Fake One
Psychology of smiling: can you tell a fake smile from a genuine one? | Science | The Guardian
Frontiers | Focusing on Mouth Movement to Improve Genuine Smile Recognition
Differential Reliance on the Duchenne Marker During Smile Evaluations and Person Judgments | SpringerLink
Research shows if your eyes wrinkle when you smile or frown, you appear more sincere
A Neurologist Explains How to Spot a Fake Smile
Research shows if your eyes wrinkle when you smile or frown, you appear more sincere - Media Relations
Smiles Without Endorphins. Smile Without Orbicularis Oculi Muscles (around the eyes) | by Muhammad Touqeer | Medium
Frontiers | Proximity Begins with a Smile, But Which One? Associating Non-duchenne Smiles with Higher Psychological Distance
What Is a Duchenne Smile and How Can It Influence Other People?
Four Watchung Hills Students Named APP Challenge Winners | News TAPinto
Reconsidering the Duchenne Smile: Formalizing and Testing Hypotheses About Eye Constriction and Positive Emotion | SpringerLink
A) Examples of the three smile types in the Smile Picture Set. From... | Download Scientific Diagram
A) Magnified view of the Duchenne marker, pointing out its key... | Download Scientific Diagram
Why are you smiling at me? Social functions of enjoyment and non-enjoyment smiles. | Semantic Scholar
